RIL continues to give a hard time to CAG on KG-D6 audit
RIL has told the petroleum ministry that it will be ready for the audit only if CAG conducts it as a representative of government of India as per the terms of the contract between RIL and the petroleum ministry.Why, despite fall in profit, there's hope for Bharti Airtel
The telecom operator has suffered a profit drop for 12 quarters, hurt by its money-losing African business and bruising competition in domestic market. But the cancellation of licences of some smaller players will offer room to Airtel to increase call rates.Will Sebi's rebranding itself work?
Sebi is rebranding itself as an investor-friendly regulator through a concerted media campaign.What India Inc expects from Chidambaram's Budget 2013
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Three incidents in quick succession - the temporary ban on Vishwaroopam, the uproar over Ashish Nandy's remark about corruption among Dalits and the refusal to allow Salman Rushdie to visit a Lit fest - have highlighted the growing intolerance in the country.India should make most of global macroeconomic environment improving
The global macroeconomic environment is improving but India needs to revive its investment climate to make the most of it.What implementation of Goods and Services Tax means
India has moved a step closer to implementing an overarching Goods and Services Tax (GST) with the Centre and states agreeing on its broad contours. Here's what it means -
Policies should boost consumption as much as investment
There is a need to ensure that policies boosting investment in one part of the world match policies boosting consumption in other parts.
How Corporate India is making the most of the Maha Kumbh
The Kumbh Mela has always been a big business opportunity, but this time companies are going the extra distance to promote their brands by using traditional entertainment and modern technology to connect with consumers, be it middle class pilgrims or ash-smeared sadhus.Ill-behaved Indian borrowers will now find it tough to hide from authorities
Data on defaults suggests that Indian borrowers have become increasingly ill-behaved, but that will have to change soon.India's digerati set to change future of mobile services
Digital entrepreneurs are developing a host of mobile-based value-added services for everything from entertainment to payments and advertising, which could potentially change the way millions use their mobile phones. Business Today looks at some digital firms which will be at the vanguard of this mobile revolution.
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