Gulveen Aulakh
Gulveen Aulakh
Airtel Money will offer 270 million shares at £1.96 each, with trading set to begin on October 14; existing investors will sell part of their holdings in the London IPO
Melanie Woodin says operational efficiencies and tech partnerships will offset soaring computing and cybersecurity costs
Expansion beyond British Telecom in Europe subject to finding the right candidates
Digital rating of buildings is crucial as 70-80 per cent of mobile data consumption takes place indoors; platform will help consumers make buying and leasing decisions
The benefit is available on select prepaid, postpaid and enterprise plans, with varying international data quotas and outgoing minutes, the company said
The company will initially manufacture Ruckus ICX Ethernet switches at Belden's 300,000-sq-ft Pune facility to meet domestic demand, with exports to be evaluated later
Airtel Africa's payments arm said existing shareholders will sell shares in the offer, with no new capital to be raised by the company
Trai said in the notification adding this will give low-income consumers more choice to recharge based on their needs and financial capacity
One possible route would be to reduce Tata Sons' relevant asset base below the ₹1 trillion threshold for classification as an upper-layer NBFC, according to a former regulatory official
Telecom service providers can levy a termination charge of up to 5 paise on carriers originating undeclared A2P calls, including robocalls and AI-based calls
Earlier, wealth managers were pitching the bonds to high net worth individuals (HNIs) and ultra-HNIs with a minimum investment of Rs 10 crore and yields of up to 17.80 per cent.
Gurugram's rapid rise after liberalisation shows the power of private development, but also highlights the need for better urban planning and public infrastructure
Candice D'Cruz, Vice President, Luxury Brands, Asia Pacific, Hilton said that the company was not going slower compared to its global rivals
Telecom regulator asks Vi to check matter internally
Vi denies wrongdoing, saying it operates within existing laws and regulations; Airtel and Jio allege deceptive solicitation and hurdles to mobile number porting
Brics nations call for global common rules for supply chain security, address potential misuse of ICTs
The average revenue per user (ARPU) of major telcom companies have been on the rise over the last one year without any major headline tariff changes as customers moved to more premium data plans.
Brics Summit is the latest to turn the focus on the missing mid-segment
Cabinet approval, security clearance needed for cos to launch commercial services
The hospitality chain plans to tap family offices first and institutional investors later as it targets nearly 100 properties by the end of next year