Government has approved early rollout of the e-way bill under GST across the nation. But will there be problems with hurried implementation of the mechanism? Find out as Business Today Editor Prosenjit Datta, BusinessToday.in Editor Rajeev Dubey, Senior Associate Editor Dipak Mondal, and Senior Editor Joe C Mathew analyse the decision.

A whole host of measures are needed before manufacturing in India can take off. Ability to start a manufacturing set up is one. Being able to acquire land is another. A more flexible labour policy is the third.

One of the great promises of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which was rolled out from July 1 this year, was that it would greatly simplify tax compliance, bring every state in the country under the same tax, and thus reduce the incentive to do cross border shopping and tax arbitrage.

Finance minister Arun Jaitley has said that depositors' money would be protected. However he has not clarified whether he is talking about the insured deposits or also the uninsured deposits.

India has clamped down on Chinese imports citing the one-sided nature of the engagement. But the process of weaning away industry from cheaper products and services will be an uphill task. Watch an in-depth analysis with BusinessToday.in Editor @rajeevdubey , Business Today Editor Prosenjit Datta and Senior Associate Editor Anilesh Mahajan

For the big 12 debtors that the banks referred to the NCLT at the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) behest, there is still a fair amount of interest from bidders.

The number of companies that have been referred to the National Company Law Tribunal for resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has crossed 400.

We believe the market wants to speak the language of skills but it cannot and is left to speak the language of degrees, and there has to be a truly common language for skills, says Degreed CEO David Blake.

It would be naive for any new website to think that they will reach customers and grab eyeballs as easily as their better established rivals.

Politically, it makes sense to try and make sure that people who take huge loans, get the banks into trouble by defaulting, and mismanage do not get too many chances to hold on to their companies and assets at the cost of their lenders taking a steep haircut.

Section 29A could debar most existing owners.

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Watch Editor Prosenjit Datta and Managing Editor Rajeev Dubey walk you through the all-new Business Today, talk about their favourite parts, and more.

No doubt these are all meant to address the pain points of companies filing GST, and they are good suggestions. But the unintended consequence of these recommendations, if adopted by the GST Council, will be more complexity, not less.

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From the Editor-in-chief Aroon Purie