India
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India Trying to Help Debt-Ridden Airlines the Wrong Way? -
Two wrongs don't make a right. India's beleaguered aviation sector needs a boost. But letting airlines avoid punitive state taxes by directly importing fuel isn't smart. Some tax is necessary to pay for environmental costs.
05:05 :
Telenor reports 4Q loss of India writedown -
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Norway (AP) -- Norway's Telenor said Wednesday that a court decision in India to cancel all operating licenses of its Uninor subsidiary led to a 1.9 billion kroner ($330 million) fourth-quarter loss....
21:33 :
Iran buyers default on Indian rice payments:report -
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Iranian buyers have defaulted on payment for about 200,000 tons of rice from India, their top supplier, according to a Reuters report citing exporters and rice millers. The default, a sign of mounting pressure on ...
10:23 :
Google pulls content in India -
Google Inc. has agreed to remove some content in India that is considered offensive by political and religious leaders in the country, the Mercury News reports.
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) was complying with a court order ...
01:01 :
India Eases FX Trading Limits For Some Banks -
MUMBAI -- India's central bank has eased limits on currency trading positions for some banks after considering their applications for relaxation on a case-by-case basis, two bankers said Monday.
00:56 :
Another 400 Jobs Lost as Westpac Moves Tasks to India -
Job security in bank posts continue to be placed on the line as Westpac announced the axing of up to 400 positions. Most of those who would be laid off are engaged in back office and IT roles, of which 150 would be outsourced to India.
15:14 :
Aviation sector offers many job opportunities -
Aviation sector offers many job opportunitiesAviation is a sunrise sector in India and has potential to generate a large number of design, production and management jobs.
13:09 :
India rejects aid from Britain, says it is peanuts -
India rejects aid from Britain, says it is peanutsThe clamour to stop the aid reached a new high when India last week decided to prefer the French fighter jet Rafale to the Typhoon, which is partly manufactured in Britain.
12:43 :
Starbucks bets on brand as it enters India -
Starbucks Corp., which this past week signed a deal to open retail stores with India’s Tata Global Beverages Ltd., is banking on its brand’s attraction within a young and increasingly affluent middle class to face domestic competition ...
09:31 :
Iran issues ultimatum to India over gas field -
Iran issues ultimatum to India over gas fieldIran has given a one-month ultimatum to an Indian consortium over the development of a gas field whose delay by India has been attributed to western pressure.
05:30 :
Fed-up SBI â??to Name and Shameâ?? Defaulters -
The State Bank of India, the country's biggest lender, will name and shame "wilful" defaulters and put their pictures in newspapers to get them to pay up, the Economic Times has reported.
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