Parent company of successful Indian brands like Colors, Rishtry Europe, and Rishtey Cineplex, is all set to enter the UK with its 24X7 music brand 'MTV...
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25th Jul 2017 | Updated at 06:31pm 25th Jul 2017
Viacom18 to launch MTV Beats in the UK
Parent company of successful Indian brands like Colors, Rishtry Europe, and Rishtey Cineplex, is all set to enter the UK with its 24X7 music brand 'MTV BEATS'. The 'Baap of Bollywood Music', the channel will offer its audiences in the United...
India goes for GST
The midnight launch of India's biggest tax reform since independence, the Goods and Services Tax instantaneously turned India into a select league of countries with a national sales tax
The midnight launch of India's biggest tax reform since independence, the Goods and Services Tax instantaneously turned India into a select league of countries...
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Embattled business tycoon Vijay Mallya resisted and called all charges against him false as he arrived at a London court for an extradition hearing
India's Chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian expressed concern over growing protectionism in global markets and felt that India needs open markets to grow at 8-10%.
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India's largest bank, the State Bank of India, said it was in the process of appointing eight merchant bankers for SBI Life's IPO in which its promoters- SBI and European insurance major Cardiff are together selling 12 per cent stake
A report by the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) said the Indian economy will grow 7.5 per cent next year.
