Indian Firms

Shell seeks to sell 27.5% stake in Sakhalin-2 plant; Shell in talks with group of several Indian firms, say sources

The Indian utilities and oil & gas sectors, along with Chinese homebuilding, stand out with a high proportion of corporates assessed with a 'low' rating headroom

The survey found that 48% of Indian firms paid less than $5,000, while 10% paid $1 million or more

Asia has among the most dynamic startup scenes in the world and has quickly become a breeding ground for innovation over recent years.

New innovations in Adobe Experience Cloud are customising experiences for millions of people and from startups to big firms in India, the aim now is to make the digital economy personal, Adobe said

The entry of new-age companies will boost revenues but make indices pricier

The Minister of State for Corporate Affairs said that terms such as 'shut down' or 'closed unit' or 'corporate unit' are not defined under the Act.

The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated Cloud adoption by several years in 2020

Sanitary ware makers to manufacturers of consumer durables remain optimistic about an economic revival in 2021

Companies ranging from IT to pharmaceuticals have been dragged to courts

The officers have been asked to ensure that a summon for personal appearance is issued only when specifically required. This would imply that the personal presence of an individual is minimised

India stood second behind Malaysia (at 42 per cent) where maintaining cash flow has been considered by businesses as a key barrier to building resilience, it said

The Prime Minister said a time will come when people want to do a job in the areas near their houses

The proposals have to be submitted on or before March 27

At least 89% of the respondents believe steps taken so far are inadequate

Record $7.15 billion raised in less than two months as Chinese companies reel from coronavirus impact

Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company was the only company to have floated masala bonds overseas

The real impact of trade can be gauged after February 8, when the Chinese Lunar Year holidays end

A 54 per cent churn in the top names, over the years, belies the market perception of large becoming larger

Companies launch new projects when their existing capacity for production is likely to be breached