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'South film ind should increase overseas rights'18-NOV-09
The south Indian film industry, estimated to be around Rs 1,730 crore, should look at increasing the overseas rights to 8-10 per cent from the current five per cent. This will help the industry penetrate the under-tapped markets in foreign countries, according to research firm Ernst & Young.
Cross-border revenues of south Indian films rising18-NOV-09
The South Indian film industry, estimated to be around Rs 1,730 crore, should look at increasing the overseas rights to 8-10 per cent from the present 5 per cent which would help the industry penetrate under-tapped markets abroad, says Ernst & Young, a leading research firm. According to industry experts a recent interesting trend is that revenue from the cross border states and other mode is picking up.
Real estate industry on recovery path: E&Y12-NOV-09
Driven by price corrections, softening of interest rates and improved liquidity, the real estate industry is on the path of recovery on the back of improved demand in the residential segment.
'Does India need a Tobin tax?'11-NOV-09
While there is little doubt a Tobin tax increases the cost of investing, foreign portfolio investors will look at the overall costs and returns in India compared to that in other parts of the world.
'India to lead IPO recovery by year-end'08-NOV-09
India could be among the first markets to see a recovery in the initial public offer (IPO) space, according to a survey by Ernst & Young (E&Y), a global financial advisor. The survey’s findings point out that recovery is expected by the end of 2009 in emerging markets which include China and Brazil.
Financial innovation, ICT can turn around higher education sector: Ficci07-NOV-09
Financial innovation, innovative use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), reinvigorating research, thrust on vocational education and training (VET) and a regulatory framework comprise the five critical areas that can prove to be ‘game changers’ for the higher education sector, suggests a new report on higher education by Ficci and Ernst & Young.
Govt to appoint consultant for exploring IFCI stake sale05-NOV-09
The government has shortlisted three consultants--Boston Consultancy Group, Ernst & Young and Mckinsey--for advising it on stake sale in IFCI among other issues.
Google world's most attractive employer03-NOV-09
Internet search giant Google has emerged as the most sought after company for business as well as engineering graduates, according to two surveys, which term the company as the world’s “most attractive employer” followed closely by rival Microsoft.
Firms may follow ArcelorMittal-Uttam Galva route23-SEP-09
Steel giant ArcelorMittal's move to partner domestic firm Uttam Galva may soon become the trend setter for the domestic industry as firms look at mergers and acquisitions as an attractive option to beat slowdown blues, says global advisory services provider Ernst & Young.
India should adopt IFRS without changes: Ernst & Young03-SEP-09
Financial consultancy firm Ernst & Young today said the government should adopt the International Financial Reporting Standard (IFRS) without any changes.
Defence production needs to open up: study25-AUG-09
Despite having one of the largest defence industries in the developing world, India has not managed to attain self-reliance in defence production and its export performance has been way off the mark, says a study.
Lack of incentives driving away FDI in defence sector: Study21-AUG-09
Pitching for raising foreign direct investment limit to 49 per cent in the defence sector, a study on India's military exports has said global players are reluctant to fund the industry in the capital-intensive sector due to lack of incentives.
Pharma outsourcing to cross $2.3 bn by 201014-AUG-09
Riding over lower manufacturing cost coupled with availability of quality manpower with technical capabilities, the Indian pharmaceutical outsourcing industry is expected to reach $2.3 billion by the end of 2010, according to a report.
M&A deals slump 41% to $3.3 bn in Q216-JUL-09
The volume of merger and acquisition (M&A) deals by India Inc slumped by 41 per cent to $3.3 billion in the June quarter over the previous three-month period due to the impact of the global economic slowdown, a report by consultancy firm Ernst & Young has said.
Nifty for them?10-JUL-09
Ernst & Young analyses the impact of Budget proposals on NSE 50 firms.
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