India
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.
— Mahatma Gandhi
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India agrees to raise import duty on sugar with rider
In a big relief to cash-starved sugar mills, an inter-ministerial group decided to impose 40%, interest free loan for five years, extending export incentives till September.
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The new Act may add to the discomfort level of doing business in India: Ajay Shriram
Interview with President, Confederation of Indian Industry
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UK to assist India in ensuring lifting of ban on Mango import
A British government agency will help Indian authorities to put in place measures needed ahead of the visit of an EU team to India to ensure the ban on import of Alfonso mango is lifted.
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Obama eyes progress on Asia-Pacific trade deal
President Barack Obama says he hopes the U.S. and its negotiating partners can make progress on an Asia-Pacific trade pact by the time he travels to the region later this year.
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India proposal to cut state holdings in firms to spur $10b in share sales
Govt asked to cut stake in state firms to 75 per cent over 3 years
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India cracking down on foreign-funded charities
India is cracking down on foreign-funded charities after receiving an internal report alleging they are costing the country up to 3 percent of its GDP by rallying communities against polluting industries.
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India to introduce policies to ease foreign investment in oil and gas sector: Pradhan
India intends to bring in policies which will ease the way for large foreign investments in the oil and gas sector.
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India-Australia trade dips nearly 14%
Trade between India and Australia has dipped sharply by nearly 14 per cent to 15.2 billion dollars in 2013 as compared to the previous year, according to official data.
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India watching Iraq, economy prepared to deal with shocks: Rajan
The rupee tumbled to its lowest level in nearly two months on Tuesday on the worsening geo-political crisis in Iraq
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We can contribute 1% to Indias GDP: Vedanta chief
Anil Agarwal, chairman of Rs 78,000-crore ($13 billion) Vedanta Resources, like a lot of Indian businessmen, has been extremely pessimistic about the Indian business climate for a while now.
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12 Giu Conoscere per esportare il proprio business in India
La Camera di Commercio di Udine organizza il seminario dedicato alla presentazione del mercato indiano dellarredo e dei materiali da costruzione (interni/esterni) e del portfolio dei progetti selezionati per le aziende friulane, nellambito del progetto "Made in Italy: Furniture & Design for the Indian market, sviluppato in collaborazione con la ...
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Indiana Lt. Gov. heading on trade mission to Asia
Lt. Gov. Sue Ellspermann is heading overseas to promote Indiana's agriculture industry.
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Japan to press for tweak in India's N-liability law
In 2010, Parliament passed the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act
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State trade mission to Southeast Asia
The Mississippi Development Authority will lead a delegation of Mississippi companies on a business development mission to Southeast Asia from Aug. 25-29.
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Trade unions oppose Rajasthan's labour reforms
According to an amendment to the labour laws, the state wouldn't require the Centre's permission for the retrenchment of up to 300 against the current 100
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India should lower export duty on iron ore: CII
Arguing that India has more than sufficient iron ore resources, industry body CII today said there is a need to reduce export duty on the key steel-making raw material.
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India's trade deficit with China mounts to $9 billion in Jan-April
China's trade with South Asian nations including India has touched a whopping $100 billion even as the deficit in trade between the two countries neared $nine billion in the first four months of this year.
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India, US trade officials to start work on policy forum meet
Trade officials of India and the US are expected to meet to prepare the groundwork for the ministerial level meeting of Trade Policy Forum (TPF).
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Jaitley holds talks with India Inc, trade unions
Finance minister Arun Jaitley met representatives of industry and trade unions Friday for discussions ahead of the upcoming national budget and said he would accord top priority to skill development to afford better employment opportunities for people.
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06 Giu LIndia e le riforme di Modi
È stato appena eletto Primo Ministro (il 20 maggio scorso) e già parla di cambiamenti, apertura e riforme. È il premier indiano Modi Narendra che ha già dichiarato che il XXI secolo sarà il secolo dellIndia. E nonostante faccia parte del famoso gruppetto dei BRIC, la crescita dellIndia, in questo ultimo ...
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India likely to ease restrictions for foreign online retailers in July
India could allow global online retailers such as Amazon.com Inc to sell their own products as early as next month, removing restrictions that have held back competition in one of the world's biggest, and most price-sensitive, retail markets.