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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Hyderabad airport operator seeks 60% hike in user development fees
Hyderabad airport already levies the highest user development fees in the country, at Rs 430 per domestic ticket and Rs 1,700 for international travel. GMR Group holds 63% share in Hyderabad International Airport Ltd while Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad holds 11%, and the Airports Authority of India and Telangana government ...
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Trump eyes super luxury realty projects in India
The Trump's company has two super luxury projects in the country at present, including a twin tower 46-apartment block with Panchshil Realty in Pune and an under-construction 300-apartment project in the heart of Mumbai at Lower Parel with Lodha Group.
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India's per capita income to cross Rs 1 lakh in FY17
Per capita income at current prices was Rs 93,231 in FY16, up 7.3% from Rs 86,879 in the year before. It stood at Rs 71,050 and 79,412 in FY13 and FY14.
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How to make best out of small savings rate cuts
Experts warn of more pain for small savings investors as the government is going to align interest rates on small savings products on a quarterly basis now.
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Mallya saga: Debt row rich material for B-School studies
The Mallya saga has provided rich material for discussions of ethics, corporate governance, brand management, entrepreneurship and families at schools such as the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and elsewhere, according to several faculty members.
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Vijay Mallya looking for debt repayment offer, likely to pay dues of Kingfisher Airlines employees
Employees were left high and dry when the airline promoted by Mallya stopped flying in 2012 even as he remained in the public eye for throwing lavish parties.
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IDBI to raise lower amount from LIC on Sebi formula
IDBI Bank will be able to raise only around Rs 850 crore through a preferential allotment to Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), against its earlier plan of Rs 1,500 crore, after the lender was forced to follow the Sebi-formula for issuing shares and was reminded that the insurer can at best ...
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RBI expected to cut rates by up to 25bps
Prospects for a lower interest rate regime have increased significantly with economists and bankers expecting the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to cut rates in its monetary policy review on April 5. Some bankers say that conditions are ripe for a rate cut in March itself.
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Blackstone to buy Mphasisat big discount to market value
Private equity giant Blackstone Group's imminent deal to acquire IT services company Mphasis will come at a substantial discount to the prevailing market value, people directly familiar with the matter said.
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Kohli's bat scores on ads too, earns Rs 2 crore more than MSD's
India's ODI and T20 cricket captain M S Dhoni continues to be one of the highest paid brand endorsers in the country . But when it comes to peddling the willow, red hot Virat Kohli commands a higher price.
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Govt expects no dividend from at least 9 PSU banks
The finance ministry has not budgeted for any dividends from at least nine public sector banks during the next fiscal, in what is being seen as an indication that the government expects the finances of several lenders to remain under stress even during 2016-17.
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If lending rates dip, interest on FDs can't remain high: FM
Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday defended the decision to reduce interest rates on small savings such as public provident fund, arguing that there was a need to move towards lower interest rates to make the economy more efficient, rather than sluggish.
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Cess to boost regional flights may push up air fares
A cess of Rs 8,000 on each domestic flight could be the alternative to the aviation ministry's proposed 2% surcharge on flight tickets to fund regional connectivity.
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Only brews from Scotland to be called Scotch: Delhi HC
The court’s directive came recently in response to an original suit filed by intellectual property law firm Anand and Anand on behalf of the Scotch Whisky Association of Scotland against Oasis Distilleries, Adie Broswon Distillers & Bottlers and Malbros International.
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Jewellers' strike caused Rs.70,000 crore loss: Association
The 18-day strike by jewellers that ended Saturday night is estimated to have caused losses of Rs.60,000-70,000 crore, Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) said in a statement. It would submit its report to the government within 60 days
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Sebi widens Mallya probe, finds prima facie lapses
The capital markets watchdog may also seek information from other regulators in India and abroad, as also from the stock exchanges, as it seeks to de-clog the complex transactions Mallya had entered into, including for sale of stake and transfer of rights in his various group companies.
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Air India to buy more wide-body planes to expand global network
"We have not added too many wide-body planes in the fleet in the last couple of years, except the induction of Dreamliners from the 2005 order. We are now considering expanding this fleet as well by adding some long range Boeing aircraft going forward," the sources said.
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FDC drugs ban hits 400 Gujarat firms, 2,000 brands
The Centre's decision to ban 344 fixed dose combination (FDC) drugs has impacted more than 400 small and big pharmaceutical companies in Gujarat.The ban covers more than 2,000 brands manufactured by these firms.
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Jewellers end 18-day strike after assurance from finance minister Arun Jaitley
Jewellers on Saturday called off their 18-day old strike demanding rollback of proposed excise duty on non-silver jewellery after government assured them that there will be no harassment by excise officials.
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IPO? I don't think so, say most founders
At least 42% of start up founders in the US do not expect their companies to go public in the future -up 62% from last year, according to a recent survey. Another 34% said “maybe“, while only 24% said “definitely“. That means there are likely to be fewer initial public ...
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Why e-tailers are rushing to tap the payments goldmine
India's largest e-commerce player Flipkart recently launched a digital wallet, Flipkart Money, while its arch-rival Amazon ap plied for a wallet license with the country's central bank.