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Russia-Ukraine conflict opened opportunities for Indian exporters: CAIT

CAIT termed this situation as a "blessing in disguise" for Indian manufacturers and traders to fill the void with Indian goods

Traders' body calls for introducing a regulator for e-commerce sector

CAIT says currently different e-commerce entities being regulated by different entities, resulting in a piecemeal approach and causing confusion among various stakeholders

Traders should handhold women startups, encourage tech adoption: Irani

Traders should handhold and encourage women startups to set up businesses to help them enter the mainstream of trade and commerce, Union Minister Smriti Irani has said.

Frequent traders irked as ICICI Direct app, website face near outage

Instances of glitches faced by intermediaries in the stock ecosystem are on the rise given the heavy and complex use of technology

Delhi traders' bodies ask L-G to lift weekend curfew during DDMA meet

Continuing its demand to lift the weekend curfew and odd-even rule for opening shops, the traders' fraternity here on Wednesday shot a letter to the lieutenant governor, ahead of the DDMA meeting.

CAIT seeks meeting with CCI head for early probe on Amazon, Flipkart

CAIT which represents 70 million traders, said it is learnt that CCI has transferred midway, the officer who was investigating Amazon, which has irked the country's business community

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Insurance cover likely for traders under national retail trade policy

Proposed national retail trade policy to support kirana stores

Middle-men, traders creating havoc by pushing up price of cotton: Exporters

The TEA said the 11 per cent total import duty existing on cotton has been the reason for the cartelisation of players to increase the domestic cotton prices and make an abnormal profit

Traders in Delhi request DDMA to amend Covid restrictions under GRAP

The DDMA has sounded a "yellow" alert under its Graded Response Action Plan after the Covid positivity rate in the national capital was recorded above 0.5 per cent

Lockdown in Delhi to curb air pollution will trouble people: Traders' body

Businessmen of Delhi are not in support of a lockdown amid the wedding season, said a statement by the Chamber of Trade and Industry

Traders protest against foreign e-commerce players, lament 'Black Diwali'

'Bharat Chhodo Morcha' includes a national conclave and on-ground protests in Rajasthan, MP, UP, Punjab and Haryana to urge both govt and consumers to shun foreign brands, embrace local ones

Over 11,000 stockholders declared pulses' stock on Centre's portal

As part of its measures to control rising prices of pulses, check hoarding, ministry had in July directed states to ensure stockists, millers, traders provide details of the stock they are holding

'Leveraged trades can become a worrying factor for the markets'

Sebi peak margin norms: It may have some impact on the mid-and small-cap stocks, Deven Choksey says

Even after $1.5-trn rout, China tech traders see more pain due to scrutiny

A stock rout triggered by Beijing's widening clampdown has left Tencent Holdings Ltd. trading at a price-to-book ratio lower than during the 2008 financial crisis

Punjab industry looks to Uttar Pradesh with nearly 150 new units

Last month, a delegation met the chief minister Yogi Adityanath who promised them uninterrupted power, cheaper land and labour

Nearly half the loans under ECLGS went to services sector, traders

Together, the two sectors account for over Rs 91,000 crore worth of govt-guaranteed loans out of a total of Rs 1.98 trillion

Robinhood banks on its traders' allegiance in IPO like no other

Robinhood will reserve up to 35% of shares for its app users at the pre-trading range of $38 to $42 apiece

Govt announces inclusion of retail and wholesale trades under MSMEs

The revised guidelines will benefit millions of retail and wholesale traders.

Traders body CAIT urges govt not to dilute draft e-commerce rules

Domestic traders' body CAIT on Sunday urged the government not to dilute the draft of e-commerce rules under any pressure of foreign-funded online firms. In a communication to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said it has been observed that voices of terming the rules as stringent is being created. "In the wake of expected pressure tactics of foreign funded e-commerce companies against the draft of e-commerce rules...(we urged) him (prime minister) to ensure that no dilution is made in draft of e-commerce rules under any pressure," CAIT said in a statement. The draft rules after examining the suggestions and objections should be notified without any further delay, it added. It alleged that unethical and law violating business practices of foreign funded e-commerce companies has forced closure of a large number of shops in the country. "Traders of India are not against e-commerce but are of the considered opinion that e-commerce is the mos