Financial technology firm Zaggle on Thursday said it has partnered with travel and expense solutions provider Mesh Payments to tap the global spend management market. Zaggle, in a statement, said that its association with Mesh Payments will enable Indian MNCs to manage global expenses across the US, Europe, and Latin America using Mesh's capabilities to issue corporate cards in global markets. Mesh's global clients operating in India, through their GCCs, can leverage Zaggle's spend management ecosystem, including prepaid cards, forex cards and corporate credit cards, it added. Zaggle founder and Executive Chairman Raj P Narayanam said the partnership with Mesh is a strategic move to extend the platform's leadership beyond borders. Citing a Deloitte report, Zaggle said that the top 100 companies in India spend more than USD 2.2 billion on business travel. India's digital transformation is creating unprecedented demand for intelligent spend solutions, and we are uniquely positioned
Prominent blue-chip firms like NTPC, Coal India, Wipro, and Reliance Industries also exceeded the 2 per cent mandate
In FY25, an additional Rs 50 crore was spent on marketing over and above the usual budget
The usual festive mood of Eid al-Fitr holiday to mark the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramzan has been subdued in Indonesia this year as people grapple with soaring prices for food, clothing and essential goods. Consumer spending ahead of the biggest religious holiday for Muslims, which was celebrated on Sunday in Indonesia, has declined compared to the previous year, with a predicted slowdown in cash circulation due to fewer travellers. Each year in Indonesia, nearly three-quarters of the population of the world's most populous Muslim-majority country travel for the annual homecoming known locally as mudik that is always welcomed with excitement. People pour out of major cities to return to villages to celebrate the holiday with prayers, feasts and family gatherings. Flights are overbooked and anxious relatives weighed down with boxes of gifts form long lines at bus and train stations for the journey But this year the Transportation Ministry said Eid travellers reached 146 ...
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Released by the statistics ministry, HCES data shows that MPCE in rural areas in the 2023-24 period was Rs 4,122. In comparison, the MPCE by urban households was Rs 6,996
Economic survey says India could attain WHO doctor availability norms of 1:1000 by 2030
Credit card transactions saw a substantial 175 per cent increase in Tier-III cities, compared to just a 27 per cent increase in Tier-I cities
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Under the agreement with the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District, Disney said it would spend at least $8 billion at the resort over a decade with a total of $17 billion invested over 10-20 year
Tech economy 'enjoys strong growth' due to digitisation push by central and state governments, it says
Transportation costs have also gone up and people are on the move for all sorts of reasons
The cuts put New Zealand at odds with many of its traditional partners, such as Australia and Japan, which are ramping up spending in response to China's growing military presence in the region
The yearly remittance data shows a robust inclination among Indians towards international travel, with expenditures totalling $17 billion in FY24
In FY23, there was only a 5 per cent increase in CSR spending compared to the previous year, due to which, CSR spending as a percentage of net profit fell to a six-year low of 1.87 per cent
Spending on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the country may triple to USD 5 billion by 2027, an Intel-IDC report released on Tuesday said. According to the report, entities in India spent USD 1,703.8 million on AI in 2023. "AI spending in India is expected to increase to USD 5 billion with CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 31.5 per cent between 2023 to 2027. By 2027 AI will be everywhere," Sharath Srinivasamurthy, Associate Vice President, IDC said. He said that in 2023, major spending of USD 209 million was driven by AI infrastructure provisioning and related software. It was followed by augmented customer service agents at USD 168.8 million, digital assistance USD 113.1 million, augmented threat intelligence USD 100.1 million and program advisors recommendation systems USD 97.1 million. "The infrastructure provisioning will continue to be the biggest contributor in overall spent," Srinivasamurthy said. Intel India Region Vice President and Managing Director, Santhosh Viswan
The payments processor earned $3.31 per share on an adjusted basis, beating estimates of $3.24 a share, according to LSEG data
Accenture now expects full-year revenue growth in the range of 1% to 3%, from its prior forecast of 2% to 5%
Food's weighting in the consumer price index could be lowered in the next revision of the basket of goods due to be completed by next year, the official who declined to be identified told Reuters
Spending share increased on intoxicants, toilet articles, entertainment