Aditya Birla Group Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla is the chairman of the seven-member jury
Scheme on telecom products will be implemented from April 1
Severely affected by the pandemic, the businesses have made a spectacular comeback
A draft law to wind up a few tribunals and move their appellate jurisdiction to the high courts is afoot
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Gains largely from lower operating costs, higher product prices and a decline in banks' provisions
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Top officials to meet this week to discuss the matter
May be asked for regular financial results
Microsoft India on Thursday announced the availability of Azure Stack HCI, a new solution that allows customers to adopt a multi-cloud, multi-edge hybrid approach seamlessly. The solution combines the flexibility, scalability, and price-performance advantages of hyperconverged infrastructure with native Azure hybrid capabilities. Part of the Azure Stack portfolio, it provides organisations seamless access to Microsoft Azure for hybrid cloud scenarios across data centres, remote offices and cloud. Azure Stack HCI solutions will be available from 20 partners offering Microsoft-validated hardware systems. Microsoft India Chief Operating Officer Rajiv Sodhi said as organisations rebuild their businesses, an effective multi-cloud, multi-edge hybrid approach will be vital. He explained that this provides much-required agility, efficiency and resilience while staying compliant to regulations around data. For most large enterprises or highly regulated industries, a hybrid approach makes t
The relaxations in regulations made by the SEBI to provide more leeway for companies to raise funds has a positive impact on the corporate sector, amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Bike taxi platform Rapido has seen a strong recovery in its operations over the last few months and is confident of business doubling by the end of March 2022 from pre-COVID levels
Profits and credit quality of companies rated by S & P Global Ratings in India, China and Pacific are recovering about six months faster than the agency anticipated with reducing downside risk to ratings.Indonesian companies, on the other hand, are unlikely to recover until the second half of 2022, said the report titled 'Asia Pacific Corporate and Infrastructure Credit Outlook 2021' which covers entities in India, China, Japan, Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand.The report discusses the pace at which corporate sector in these countries is likely to recover from Covid-19 pandemic. It also includes a list of credit trends on the radar of S & P Global Ratings analysts in 2021, including demand recovery, funding conditions and financial discipline."Significant downside risk persists for the credit quality of Asian companies with negative rating outlooks on nearly 25 per cent of investment-grade and about one-third of speculative grade companies we rate in region," said S & .
New CSR rules replacing comply-or-explain regulations with a mandatory regimen have raised the stakes for large corporations
On the way forward, the company is targeting around Rs 1,400 crore in revenue, including 10 per cent from exports, by 2023-24. This translates to around 30 per cent growth
The growth impact of PLI schemes could start showing up in FY22
Combined net sales of infra, capital goods firms down 2.3% in Dec quarter
Lithuania is looking to broad-base ties with India in emerging high-growth areas like fintech, life sciences, digital technology and pharmaceuticals
India's internet startups leaders that operate business ranging from food delivery to e-commerce are now on the cusp of listing, a report said putting their combined value at $180 billion by 2025
MMT intends to use the net proceeds for working capital and other general corporate purposes.