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Italia
Règlement des litiges entre banques et particuliers : L’Observatoire de la qualité des services financiers mise sur la médiation
Les modes alternatifs de règlement des différends à caractère financier ont l’avantage d’être souples et favorisent l’attractivité de l’économie. C’est pourquoi, l’Observatoire de la qualité des services financiers mise sur ce mécanisme pour le règlement des litiges entre les banques et les clients. Après cinq années de plein exercice (2010-2015) marquées ...
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India
Retail inflation hits 17-month high, industrial output falls again
India's retail inflation unexpectedly edged up to a 17-month high in January, while industrial production contracted at a faster-than-expected pace in December, underscoring imbalances lurking in the economy. Retail prices rose 5.69% on year in January, industrial output shrank by 1.3% in December.
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India
Sensex posts biggest weekly fall in over 6 years
A day after bloodbath, the benchmark BSE Sensex on Friday managed to end 34 points higher at 22,986.12, but logged its biggest weekly fall in over six years as fears of a global slowdown and disappointing quarterly numbers of blue-chips, especially banks, hammered stocks during the week.
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India
Rupee recovers 7 paise, ends at 68.23
The rupee on Friday regained 7 paise to end at 68.23 per dollar on fresh selling of the American currency by banks and exporters in view of mild recovery in domestic equities. The weaker dollar overseas also boosted the rupee value, a forex dealer said.
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India
Indian Valentine's Day rose exports expected to rise by 10%
While 55% of roses exported from India are sent overseas through Bengaluru airport, 45% exports take place from Mumbai airport.
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India
Corporate leaders on 'Make in India'
Business Standard lists some of the statements made by industry captains on PM Modi's pet project.
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India
Mumbai gears up to welcome CEOs for Make-in-India event
PM Modi to inaugurate event to promote business on Saturday
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India
It's India's time to grow its manufacturing: Amitabh Kant
In a Q&A with Business Standard, DIPP Secretary asserts India is the only large economy expected to grow further in next 2-3 decades
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India Australia
Make in India week: 30 delegates from Australia to participate
The delegates will include government and business leaders, representing a range of Australian expertise in multiple sectors
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India
Push to ‘Make in India’ threatens vulnerable workers, activists say
Efforts by the Modi government to boost manufacturing and encourage startups may put vulnerable workers at greater risk, activists say, amid pressure from investors to smooth the path of doing business. Already, protection for workers is lax and legislation poorly implemented in the country.