Kicking off a whole new batch of trouble for India's Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Israeli generics company Teva recalled 40,000 bottles of medicine manufactured...
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2nd Oct 2023 | Updated at 06:55am 2nd Oct 2023
India Inc wants RBI to go slow on interest rate hikes
India Inc is pressing the RBI to hold off on rate increases as borrowing prices rise. According to information made public by the trade group Ficci, the average interest rate grew by one percentage point to roughly 9.4% during the most recent...
Google adjusts India app store policy after CCI command
After failing to receive any quick remedy from the courts against the CCI order, which ruled that it had abused its dominant position and engaged in anti-competitive conduct in India, Google has begun to make modifications to its policies regarding...
Tata Motors is currently working on a combination of network expansion, dealer development and product repositioning to turn around its passenger vehicle...
In a fresh jolt to Saharas, Reserve Bank of India has cancelled Sahara India Financial Corporation's certificate of registration as non-banking financial...
The World Bank in a report that ranks Indian states in an effort to encourage them to cut red tape, said that Gujarat, the state Prime Minister Narendra...
The Indian economy is expected to clock a 7.5 per cent GDP growth in this fiscal year, slightly lower than the previous estimate of 7.9 per cent largely because of bad weather and weak external demand, Morgan Stanley said in a report.
After GDP data showed a lower first quarter growth, chief economic advisor Arvind Subramaniam said Indian economy now faces a new challenge in deflation
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked India Inc to take risks and step up investments even as industry leaders pressed for interest rate cut and more...
As the first quarter of GDP data shows the growth rate slipping to 7 per cent, India Inc has asked for an interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India.
Technicolour major Thomson has found its way back into Indian electronic market after signing a licensing deal with Resolute Electronics in Hyderabad.
Tata Steel has finally incorporated its Long Products Europe division into a new standalone independent subsidiary within its European operations.
