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Sales of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), cars, smartphones, and household appliances surged in the September quarter, both sequentially and year-on-year, company executives told ET.
State-owned CIL's output in the April-September period increased by 11.3 per cent to 332.9 MT against 299 MT a year ago. The offtake of the ...
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TVS Motor Company announced that its total sales in September rose by 6 percent compared to the same month last year, reaching 402,553 units...
The Indian commercial real estate sector has shown resilience and sustained growth despite global headwinds. Office space absorption in key ...
The Tata Group is reportedly considering whether to bid for UTI Asset Management Company, following the entry of Jio Financial Services into...
In percentage terms, sales rose by a modest 2% during the month, hemmed in by a high year-earlier base which saw robust post-pandemic pent-u...
The Australian government is increasing the minimum savings requirement for international students applying for a student visa in order to ensure their financial stability and discourage immediate job-seeking. From October 1, students will need to demonstrate savings of $24,505, a 17% increase from the previous threshold.
The recently introduced Indian ODI (outward direct investment) regulations - which permit direct investments in international entities, subject to certain conditions - have acted as a catalyst for many wealthy Indian families to explore international investment opportunities, says Sunita Singh-Dalal, partner, private wealth & family offices at Hourani & Partners in the UAE.
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can now open joint bank accounts with Indian residents, thanks to regulatory changes made by the Reserve Bank of India in 2011. This allows NRIs to provide financial support to their families in India more easily. NRIs can only hold resident savings accounts as joint holders with Indian residents, and cannot be single holders of the resident account.