From financial services to manufacturing firms, corporate leaders are taking steps to ensure diversity and inclusiveness
Justice Ramana said that despite selling the properties of the company and passing a winding-up order, only 5 to 10 percent of the investment could be realised
Across the country, companies have stepped up their act to contain the crisis. IT and other new economy firms seem to have taken a lead
Empirically, about 25 per cent of the vulnerable debt is likely to turn delinquent - resulting in additional Rs 2.54 trillion of delinquent debt
The study covered over 200 senior to mid level executives across sectors from December 2019 till January 2020
Both Ambani and Birla said acquisitions and business deals had become easier with faster clearances
A lot has changed since then. His focused execution on enterprise cloud has driven Microsoft's market cap to grow nearly five-fold to cross the $1-trillion mark.
However, 39% of companies still plan to offer increases of 10% or more: Aon survey
The coronavirus outbreak in China has disrupted supplies of raw material to other countries
Q3 headline profits look impressive but worries remain
Indian companies had invested $1.47 billion in their overseas ventures in the same month a year ago
Says govt spending alone can't be enough
At a post Budget interaction at a CII event here, the minister said the government was there to facilitate the industry
Around 55 per cent recruiters anticipate new jobs as well as replacement hiring to happen in the first half of the year
Disillusioned corporates feel measures are unlikely to spur consumption
India Inc tax collections to fall 8% in FY20
Budget was a disappointment for the market but why despite six previous flop shows, the business community had fervid belief that the seventh time would be any different?
Head (treasury) of Lakshmi Vilas Bank R K Gurumurthy said tinkering with the personal tax and some structural changes in the way DDT
India Inc on Saturday termed the Budget as "growth provoking and welfare inducing" but said that urgent implementation of the measures proposed will be crucial for achieving desired outcomes, while acknowledging that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had "little room" to manoeuvre. Soon after Sitharaman unveiled the Union Budget for 2020-21 in Parliament woven around the themes of aspirational India, and economic development for all and caring society, India Inc took to Twitter to share views on the announcements. The finance minister proposed new slabs and reduced tax rates under them for an individual income of up to Rs 15 lakh per annum, if a taxpayer opts for foregoing exemptions and deductions. She also proposed to remove dividend distribution tax on companies, and henceforth the tax will be shifted to recipients at the applicable rate. "Amidst global turbulence and nations dealing with bushfires & corona virus, FM Sitharaman has looked to craft a granular long-term ...
Analysts said the lower utilisation of its UK plant due to Brexit would lead to higher production cost for each unit and squeezing its margins