Rough weather ahead for India Inc
The earnings season gives indications that corporate India might find the going tough in the next few quarters, says Vikas Khemani, the Head (Institutional Equities), Edelweiss Securities.'The feeling is this budget might be more of the same'
Former finance minister Yashwant Sinha and four experts with a wealth of expertise got together at our office on a Sunday for a pow-wow moderated by Business Today's Chaitanya Kalbag and Puja Mehra.
We'll help Indian companies go global: Edward E. Nusbaum
Edward E. Nusbaum is CEO of Grant Thornton International, the fifth-largest audit and accounting firm in the world.Currently, Hutchison and Essar are wrangling over Essar's 33 per cent stake in the joint venture.The roadblocks that hit the Posco project in Orissa. The PE-backed companies have outperformed their industry peers in terms of growth in sales, profitability, wages and R&D investments.What is really happening is a slowdown of the western world and growth of the emerging markets. This is a complete shift in the balance of power, said Azim Premji, Chairman, Wipro, at the World Economic Forum in Davos.India's and the world's most talked-about CEOs in January.Should the government allow FDI in multibrand retail as a long-term strategy to combat inflation?
Most agree that foreign direct investment, or FDI, in multibrand retail will be a right step. So far, any suggestions by the government in this direction have been resisted by the Opposition. Even in the government, there are sections opposed to it. Rs 1,518 cr The net profit of NMDC Ltd (formerly National Mineral Development Corporation) for the third quarter. Profits were up 81 per cent year on year.The currency market may soon become a happy hunting ground for retail investors as trading volumes soar.Find out the meaning of a new business word
What it means: A very short, concise speech meant to convince somebody about the validity of an idea, product, or service.The earnings season gives indications that corporate India might find the going tough in the next few quarters, says Vikas Khemani.The government hopes to untangle the spectrum imbroglio with its new telecom policy.
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