Says India to soon supply two vaccines to the world, many more will come, going forward
FDI is a major driver of economic growth and an important source of non-debt finance for the economic development of India
In November 2020, the total outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) was of $1.06 billion, down by 27 per cent from a month ago period
Existing rules include a three year lock-in period before exiting
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Foreign Direct Investment into India rose by 13% in 2020, boosted by interest in the digital sector, and while fund flows "declined most strongly" in major economies, the UN has said
In 2019, the United States had received $251 billion in inflows and China received $140 billion
Amazon and Flipkart can't directly acquire assets under FDI rules, so they are doing smaller strategic stake deals with offline retailers, hoping to acquire offline assets when rules change
With this Piramal succeeds in getting the requisite 66 per cent voting, says source
The Court issued a notice in the matter and listed it for further hearing on February 12
Shares of the telecom operator hit a seven-month high of Rs 601.8 on BSE
Higher foreign investment limit can lead to an increase in Airtel's weight in the global indices, say analysts
This is a significant development related to a war between e-commerce giants and traders of India
Rules mandating government nod for FDI from neighbours weighed on flows
A sustained move above Rs 38 levels may see an aggressive upside in Hathway Cable and Datacom
BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday claimed that Maharashtra has slipped to the third place from the top spot in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) under the Shiv Sena-led government.
With relaxed FDI norms, defence production will be among the areas that will be looked at for fresh overseas investments in the months ahead
FDI proposals from China need government approval for investments in India in any sector
The country has one of the most facilitative policies to attract overseas investors, the commerce and industry minister said
Crises are too precious to be wasted, as they present an opportunity for new growth, RIL chief Mukesh Ambani tells Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Read full transcript of the discussion