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Why Supreme Court's judgement has pitted Vodafone Idea against Airtel and Reliance Jio?
Vodafone Idea has to fight for its survival yet again as any relief from the government and the court seem unlikely. Here's what this means
Budget 2020: Govt needs to strengthen ARCs; provide stimulus to the voiceless sector
A standing committee on the ARC sector should be formed which should meet quarterly to take stock of the developments and ways to improve the functional effectiveness of ARCs
Budget 2020: Individual-centric tax policies are need of the hour
If in the current situation the government does not cut welfare spending or increases taxes, it would need to increase borrowing to inject cash into the market
Budget 2020: Taxation of dividends - the next reform?
Budget 2020: While taxpayers' expectation on withdrawal of DDT has been on for several years now, the probabilities are stronger due to the objective of the government to rationalise corporate tax rate and promote economic growth
How a right asset mix will help you in wealth creation
In simple terms, the right asset mix gets maximum risk-adjusted returns in-line with financial objectives, time horizon, risk tolerance and liquidity needs
Budget 2020: Quick and bolder reforms needed to beat economic slowdown
All eyes will be on the budget 2020 with expectations that the government will do what it takes to get the economy back on track
SMEs in 2020: B2B payments, data privacy among 5 issues to stay in focus
Small businesses are always challenged on the taxation front from the calculation of the advance tax to the filing of tax returns
TRAI's new tariff order to take a toll on reach and revenue of niche, sports channels
The earlier tariff order, issued in August last year, coupled with the economic slowdown is supposed to have significantly eroded the revenue of most broadcasters, and the latest one could further add to their woes
Is DoT building a case in favour of Airtel and Vodafone Idea?
It seems rather illogical that telcos were fighting the AGR case for the past 14 years wherein their own dues were far lesser than non-telecom companies
Why is Gen Z averse to paternalistic leadership?
Paternalistic Leadership which used to work well once upon a time (might still work for formal Organisations) is no longer the preferred model of Leadership