Boom ahead: In boost to smart cities, govt relaxes FDI norms for realty, construction Firstpost
In a boost to cash-starved real estate industry, the Narendra Modi government today relaxed rules for FDI in the construction sector by reducing minimum built-up area as well as capital requirement and easing the exit norms. The proposal to amend the FDI ...
Govt relaxes FDI norms for construction, real estate sectorEconomic Times
Construction FDI norms eased, may boost projectsTimes of India
FDI rules for realty relaxedCalcutta Telegraph
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In a boost to cash-starved real estate industry, the Narendra Modi government today relaxed rules for FDI in the construction sector by reducing minimum built-up area as well as capital requirement and easing the exit norms. The proposal to amend the FDI ...
Govt relaxes FDI norms for construction, real estate sector
Construction FDI norms eased, may boost projects
FDI rules for realty relaxed
India's delivery men offer prize investment as billions pour into e-commerce Reuters
MUMBAI/BANGALORE (Reuters) - From Japan's richest man to Jeff Bezos, everyone wants a piece of India's booming online retail sector. For those without billions to pump into the tightly held firms who dominate e-commerce, the best bet may be the delivery ...
Snapdeal co-founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal too contribute in recent ...Economic Times
Don't have billions to invest in e-commerce? Invest in delivery man insteadFirstpost
Amazon flags India risks in SEC filingFinancial Express
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MUMBAI/BANGALORE (Reuters) - From Japan's richest man to Jeff Bezos, everyone wants a piece of India's booming online retail sector. For those without billions to pump into the tightly held firms who dominate e-commerce, the best bet may be the delivery ...
Snapdeal co-founders Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal too contribute in recent ...
Don't have billions to invest in e-commerce? Invest in delivery man instead
Amazon flags India risks in SEC filing
Dr Reddy's Q2 net drops 17% as US, Russia Business growth slows Daily News & Analysis
Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Wednesday reported a 16.83% drop in its net profit at Rs 574.10 crore for the quarter ended September 30 weighed down by higher expenses and decline in growth in Russia and the US markets. Channel consolidation in the US ...
DRL profit fallsCalcutta Telegraph
Dr. Reddy's Q2 net profit dipsThe Hindu
Dr Reddy's Q2 profit falls by 17%Deccan Chronicle
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Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Wednesday reported a 16.83% drop in its net profit at Rs 574.10 crore for the quarter ended September 30 weighed down by higher expenses and decline in growth in Russia and the US markets. Channel consolidation in the US ...
DRL profit falls
Dr. Reddy's Q2 net profit dips
Dr Reddy's Q2 profit falls by 17%
India third largest start-upecosystem in world: Nasscom The Hindu
India is the fastest growing and third largest start-up ecosystem in the world after the U.S. and the U.K., according to a Nasscom (National Association of Software and Services Companies) a study. . The study, India Start-up Report 2014, by Nasscom also ...
Technology start-ups may rise fourfold by 2020: NasscomLivemint
Software product startups in India in hyper-growth, says NasscomTimes of India
India 3rd largest base for start-ups in the worldHindu Business Line
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India is the fastest growing and third largest start-up ecosystem in the world after the U.S. and the U.K., according to a Nasscom (National Association of Software and Services Companies) a study. . The study, India Start-up Report 2014, by Nasscom also ...
Technology start-ups may rise fourfold by 2020: Nasscom
Software product startups in India in hyper-growth, says Nasscom
India 3rd largest base for start-ups in the world
Marginal rise in TechM profit Calcutta Telegraph
Mumbai, Oct. 29: Tech Mahindra today reported a marginal growth in the September quarter net profit at Rs 719.7 crore as forex losses impacted the bottomline. The Mahindra Group company had reported a net post-tax profit of Rs 718.4 crore in the year-ago ...
Tech Mahindra Posts Profit of Rs 720 Crore in Q2NDTV
$5 bn revenue mark is a stretched target, says CP GurnaniLivemint
Rising cost, lower revenue keep TechM Q2 net flatHindu Business Line
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Mumbai, Oct. 29: Tech Mahindra today reported a marginal growth in the September quarter net profit at Rs 719.7 crore as forex losses impacted the bottomline. The Mahindra Group company had reported a net post-tax profit of Rs 718.4 crore in the year-ago ...
Tech Mahindra Posts Profit of Rs 720 Crore in Q2
$5 bn revenue mark is a stretched target, says CP Gurnani
Rising cost, lower revenue keep TechM Q2 net flat
Indians splurging on expensive, bigger tvs, smartphones and other gadgets Economic Times
Videocon chief operating officer CM Singh said unit sales of 40-inch and bigger sized TVs matched sales contribution from smaller TVs — a first for the company.Samsung India spokesperson said sales over the last few weeks have exceeded expectations ...
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Videocon chief operating officer CM Singh said unit sales of 40-inch and bigger sized TVs matched sales contribution from smaller TVs — a first for the company.Samsung India spokesperson said sales over the last few weeks have exceeded expectations ...
Coal verdict hits CESC QIP Daily News & Analysis
CESC Ltd raised around $80 million through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) issue on Wednesday, much less than expected, due to tepid response from overseas investors. This is despite offering a discount to the market price a day before.
CESC QIP oversubscribed, pricing by November 5Economic Times
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CESC Ltd raised around $80 million through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) issue on Wednesday, much less than expected, due to tepid response from overseas investors. This is despite offering a discount to the market price a day before.
CESC QIP oversubscribed, pricing by November 5
CESC opens QIP issue
CESC opens QIP
LPG price rises by Rs 3 on dealer commission increase Times of India
NEW DELHI: Cooking gas consumers would have to pay Rs 3 more for each subsidised refills because of an increase in dealer commission as per existing policy. Dealer commission was last revised in December 2013 by Rs 3.46 per cylinder to Rs 40.71.
Pay Rs 3 more for subsidised LPG cylinderChandigarh Tribune
LPG cylinder to cost Rs. 3 moreThe Hindu
Subsidised LPG Refill to Cost Rs 3 MoreThe New Indian Express
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NEW DELHI: Cooking gas consumers would have to pay Rs 3 more for each subsidised refills because of an increase in dealer commission as per existing policy. Dealer commission was last revised in December 2013 by Rs 3.46 per cylinder to Rs 40.71.
Pay Rs 3 more for subsidised LPG cylinder
LPG cylinder to cost Rs. 3 more
Subsidised LPG Refill to Cost Rs 3 More
Tepid food credit growth adds to banks' woes Economic Times
MUMBAI: Food credit, which was almost a given when the Congress-led coalition was in power, is slowing as the new BJP government changes procurement policies, affecting banks when demand for funds from private companies is also muted. At the same ...
Indian banks' soured loans rise to 3-year highOman Tribune
Moody's retains negative outlook on banksFinancial Express
Moody's is negative on banks as India Inc's leverage highmydigitalfc.com
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MUMBAI: Food credit, which was almost a given when the Congress-led coalition was in power, is slowing as the new BJP government changes procurement policies, affecting banks when demand for funds from private companies is also muted. At the same ...
Indian banks' soured loans rise to 3-year high
Moody's retains negative outlook on banks
Moody's is negative on banks as India Inc's leverage high
'Black money can add up to $35bn to FX kitty' Times of India
NEW DELHI: The government can add $30-35 billion to country's foreign exchange reserves if the effort to unearth "black money" from abroad is successful, a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Wednesday. It said the estimate was based on an ...
Recovery of black money can increase India's forex reserves by $35 billion ...Daily News & Analysis
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NEW DELHI: The government can add $30-35 billion to country's foreign exchange reserves if the effort to unearth "black money" from abroad is successful, a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Wednesday. It said the estimate was based on an ...
Recovery of black money can increase India's forex reserves by $35 billion ...
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