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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Indian Export Promotion Council Stages Exhibition
[Ethiopian Herald] A special Indian export promotion council organized a two-day buyers and sellers meeting in Addis yesterday in a bid to showcase India's capabilities as a supplier of steady and sustainable, low cost international quality products and to tap into the African market.
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Vietnam approves S Korean bank Woori's unit
The bank is expected to draw more capital flows from South Korea, now the biggest foreign investor of VietnamBank of India enters Vietnam: reportS.Korea's Woori Bank to form Vietnam unit by JulyVietnam's VietinBank signs $200 mln syndicated loan with 18 foreign banks
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Boeing bags $5 billion deal with recovering Malaysia Airlines, $1 billion India patrol jet sale
Malaysia Airlines Berhad inked a deal with Boeing on Wednesday to buy 50 B737 MAX aircraft valued at $5.5 billion, signaling that the troubled state-owned air carrier is on track to recovery. “Malaysia Airlines is now on a path to growth across the ASEAN region. This new aircraft order will ...
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Africa: Indian Investors Invited to Use Mauritius As Gateway to Africa
[Government of Mauritius] India and Mauritius long-lasting relations and partnership as well as encouraging Indian investors to invest in Mauritius and use the country as gateway to access the African continent were at the fore of discussions on 22 July 2016.
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Bank of India enters Vietnam: report
Vietnam is now home to 56 branches of foreign banks, including six with whole foreign ownershipVietnam's credit growth inches up to 6.82 pct in first 6 monthsVietnam's central bank to acquire 52 percent stake in PVcomBank
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Tanzania: Modi's Visit Exposes Tanzania to Indian Investors
[Daily News] Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi's recent visit to Tanzania was a powerful symbol of relationship between the two countries. Mr Modi, who landed in the country along with a delegation of 50 Indian big investors, demonstrated the gains and positive changes in the business relationship between Tanzania and ...
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IMF recommends Brazil to raise taxes as complement to fiscal adjustment
Brazil should raise taxes as a complement to its fiscal adjustment efforts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommended. In a document released Thursday (Jul. 21), the institution argues that the little leeway the Central Bank is given to reduce the interest rate increases the need for the country to seek ...
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Rule No. 1 for scoring big pay in Japan: Don’t be Japanese
In Japan, expatriates rule when it comes to the biggest pay packages. Foreign executives held eight of the top 10 spots on Bloomberg’s ranking of the country’s best-paid executives last year. SoftBank Group Corp.’s former Chief Operating Officer Nikesh Arora, whose ¥8 billion package topped the list, hails from India. ...
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Sell me if you can
A STAKE in a Formula One team, four planes and a slew of posh hotels including the Grosvenor House Hotel in London: the troubles of Sahara, an Indian conglomerate whose founder has been in and out of prison, has resulted in a neat pile of trophy assets for the discerning ...
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East Africa: Indian PM Visit to Boost Trade Ties With Tanzania
[Daily News] The Kiswahili proverb 'Mgeni njoo, mwenyeji apone,' which translates to let the guest come so that the host or hostess may benefit, can describe better the one-day state visit of India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi in Tanzania on Sunday.
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Tanzania: India Leader Pledges Closer Partnership With Tanzania
[Citizen] Dar es Salaam -Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said yesterday that Tanzania could access $500 million (Sh1 trillion) in low-interest loans from India to finance water projects.
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Tanzania: More Investors Wooed As Tanzania-India Business Forum Inaugurated
[Daily News] The Prime Minister, Mr Kassim Majaliwa, said yesterday that the government has opened doors for both local and foreign investors to share experience and boost investments in the country.
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Sugar Import Continues with 140,000mt on the Way
The Ethiopian Sugar Corporation is importing 140,000 metric tonnes of sugar at a cost of 71 million dollars from India, to be transported in three rounds of shipments lasting four…
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NTT Docomo claims $1.17 billion ruling in stake dispute with Tata
NTT Docomo Inc. said a panel awarded the company $1.17 billion in compensation after arbitrators sided with Japan’s largest mobile-phone carrier in a dispute with India’s Tata Sons Ltd. Tata Sons, the holding company of India’s largest conglomerate, has been ordered by the London Court of International Arbitration to pay ...
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Two stumbles forward, one back
LAST November, two days after India’s ruling party suffered a drubbing at local polls in the state of Bihar, the government unexpectedly opened a dozen new industries to foreign direct investment (FDI). A gushing official called it “the biggest path-breaking and the most radical changes in the FDI regime ever ...
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Namibia: Indian President Explains Interest in Namibia
[New Era] Windhoek -President Shri Pranab Mukherjee, who is on an official State visit to Namibia, says India, whose economy is rated number 10 in the world, has a lot to learn from the way Namibia developed its tourism industry.
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Prayut sees India as land of opportunity
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has given his assurance that Thai investors see India as an attractive market because of its size and policy on foreign investment, during a meeting with Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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A governor with a view
You cut the deficit, I’ll cut rates RAGHURAM RAJAN need not even leave his office atop the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) tower in Mumbai to gauge two factors central to India’s prosperity. Looking down, the ships sailing to nearby docks provide clues as to the buoyancy of foreign trade: the ...
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Stocks and stones
IN JULY 2008 outraged investors in Karachi, Pakistan’s commercial capital, pelted the local stock exchange with stones after a plunge in share prices. In Lahore investors blocked the road to the city’s exchange with burning tyres. In Islamabad a mob set fire to share certificates. The panicked exchanges simply prohibited ...
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Business in brief: India’s Dr. Reddy’s to buy eight generic drugs from Teva and Allergan
Discount tells court it may sue ChinaChem over Syngenta acquisition | Former IDF Chief of Staff Halutz quits as chairman of Jobookit
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India on the rebound
Riding on huge government spending on infrastructure and the introduction of a series of economic reforms, the Indian economy is showing signs of recovery after a few sluggish quarters.