Japanese companies should be provided incentives similar to the ones they enjoy in northern states of India, to expand in West Bengal, a diplomat said here on Saturday.

As per the annual report 2017-18 of the Ministry of MSME, the sector contributed around 3.6 crore jobs (70 per cent) in the manufacturing sector

From hero to bad guy, the fall of Carlos Ghosn is dramatic. With him gone, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, the world's largest automaker, looks set for a bitter boardroom tussle and an uncertain future.

Kohei Komamura, an Economics professor at Keio University who studies approaches to finance in an aging society said that this is going to have a massive impact on the Japanese economy.

How Jaguar Land Rover went from contributing half of the Tata group's profits to recording a huge loss. And whether it can turn around quickly.

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Most of them started with very little capital and resources. And all of them persevered through the bad times of the industry.

The key ratios you can use to analyse a company are return on equity (RoE), return on assets (RoA) and return on capital employed (RoCE).

\"I believe the budget will contribute to achieving economic revival and fiscal consolidation at the same time,\" Shinzo Abe told reporters.

The economy is unlikely to shake off its sluggishness in the medium term - until 2015/16 or even later. The impact of the depreciating rupee will blow a hole in India's finances.

Though exports rose 11.64 per cent in July over the same month last year, the current account deficit (CAD) showed no sign of shrinking.

The pharma major is still to get its Paonta Sahib and Dewas units back on track for inspection and approval by the FDA so that it can resume supplies to the US from these facilities.

Japanese companies are on the prowl for acquisitions in India. Direct investment inflows from the country have jumped 18-fold in five years. A close look at what is behind this rising interest in India.

Japanese companies are looking for balancing their investment in China, India and Asian countries, says Hisao Nakajima.

Though some of the money market participants are toying with the idea of a 0.5 per cent hike in policy rates, economists are expecting 0.25 per cent hike in policy rates.

Inflation moderated to 7.48 per cent in November from 8.58 per cent in October, raising hopes that the RBI may 'pause' in hiking its key policy rates in its mid-quarter policy review.

The current recession has many companies worldwide gasping for survival, unable to pay down debt or attract customers.