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Subhayan Chakraborty is a Special Correspondent with Business Standard. He is based out of New Delhi and writes on the oil & gas, and the telecom sectors. Earlier, he has closely tracked international trade and industry, macro-economic policy, and foreign affairs. An alumnus of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, his previous stints include Moneycontrol, and Paytm.
Subhayan Chakraborty is a Special Correspondent with Business Standard. He is based out of New Delhi and writes on the oil & gas, and the telecom sectors. Earlier, he has closely tracked international trade and industry, macro-economic policy, and foreign affairs. An alumnus of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, his previous stints include Moneycontrol, and Paytm.
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Suresh Prabhu discuss data localisation and e-commerce norms
The dominant sector of the Indian economy saw PMI for April go down to 51, after hitting 52 in March
Nations still differ widely on the key issues that will be discussed at the meeting being held in India on May 13 and 14
India has officially requested Australia to restart trade negotiations for the proposed Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement after a long lull
New Delhi would instead push the draft e-commerce policy back home, with talks on data repatriation, taxation and corporate control
INC's Shashi Tharoor looks for a tough hattrick against the Left and BJP
For the 70-million traders across the country, Modi managed to hit all the right notes on Friday
Worsening contraction in capital goods and consumer durables production blamed
"TMC is afraid of losing," pipes up Biplab Dey from Katwa. "The BJP is gaining on them in key seats in South Bengal"
This will be lower than the $350-bn target set by the commerce department
Focusing on the traceability of coffee to boost its brand value, the marketplace operates a decentralised, locked ledger for users
US wants India to hold off on tariff increase, Govt won't press for GSP benefits to be reinstated
Badal said the upswing of violence at the international border will not affect talks on the Kartarpur corridor in Punjab
The new taxes are proposed to rake in an estimated $240 million extra
Overall impact of US move expected to be minimal on domestic industry
Move to end the GSP for India and Turkey is the latest push by the Trump administration to redress what it considers unfair trading relationships with other countries
India's GSP eligibility had been under threat ever since it was clubbed with Indonesia and Kazakhstan to be scrutinised by a sub-committee under the United States Trade Representatives
Both nations have been working to create a mutually acceptable package of 'trade solutions' for the past year
An investment of around $12 billion might come from 2,000 angel investors
The latest figures were released after a hiatus of six months, throughout which the DPIIT did not publish FDI figures, despite RBI providing it with regular inputs