India and Greece will soon sign a mobility and migration partnership agreement to ease skilled migration between the two countries and aim to double bilateral trade by 2030
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How to succeedand failas a foreign business in India
India is close to finalizing a trade deal that could see a small group of European nations invest as much as $100 billion over 15 years for easier trade access to the country
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India, UAE to take economic ties to next level with bilateral investment treaty
Building on their close personal friendship, PM Modi is going to sign big ticket deals with President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan during his trip to UAE
Would moving outside India for business purposes impact my residential status
Going abroad for the purpose of employment would mean going abroad to take up employment or a vocation, which takes in self-employment like business or profession.
Combining a rich cultural heritage with a low cost of living, New Delhi is a popular destination for expats. here's what to know about India's capital city
Implications of India's New Data Protection Law for US Multinational Employers
India, Philippines, South Africa and Egypt feature strongly among the top three rankings, according to the customer experience (CX) and back-office outsourcing and offshoring results of the GBS World Competitiveness Index.
If you want to do business, be adaptable and dont complain. Canadian companies, when they leave the airport in Toronto or Winnipeg to go to India, they should leave their Canadian hats behind. If you adopt the culture and business practices of India, you will be more successful.
Morocco aims to establish itself as India's business gateway to Africa, Europe and Arab world
India's bilateral trade with Morocco has increased from US$ 1.2 billion in 2010 to US$ 2.1 billion in 2019. While India's imports from Morocco are largely dominated by phosphate and potash, India's exports to the country are more diversified covering textiles, chemical products, petroleum products, pharmaceutical products.
India inks pact with Austria on tech cooperation in road infrastructure sector
India and Luxembourg signed three agreements to deepen cooperation in the financial sectors and further vowed to look at new opportunities for expanding trade and business ties as the two countries held a summit after a gap of two decades.
Underpinned by a vibrant energy partnership, the bilateral ties between India and Angola, one of the major oil producers in Africa, date back to pre-independence era of Angola when India, in an act of solidarity with the latter, supported Angolan freedom struggle against the Portuguese colonial rule till its attainment of independence in 1975.
Key sectors could be focus areas under India-Japan's-Australia supply chain initiative
India Business News: Petroleum, automobiles, textiles and steel are some of the key sectors that could be the focus areas under the Supply Chain Resilience Initiative
Doing business in India getting easier for UK companies
Nearly two-thirds of the UK businesses surveyed in India believe it is getting easier to do business in the country, owing to progressive reforms and improvements in the availability of support and service providers, skilled labour, and supply chain
Retail giants eye rural India, small towns to push growth
They agreed that the momentum in the ties will be maintained particularly in new areas of cooperation such as migration and mobility partnership, defence cooperation, and deepening of economic ties.
India, Portugal discuss ways to expand bilateral ties in defence, trade
India and Denmark on Saturday inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to increase cooperation in the area of intellectual property rights (IPRs) by exchanging best practices and collaborating in training programmes.
To counter China's Belt Road project, India leverages ISA to light up Africa
NTPC Ltd to help develop solar parks in Gambia and Malawi, eyes more African nations.The company accounts for nearly a fifth of India's installed power generation capacity of 370 GW
They expressed satisfaction at the growing development partnership, educational linkages, trade and investment flows between India and Tanzania, and discussed possibilities of further accelerating these trends.
India has opportunity to build a more resilient and diverse economy after coronavirus pandemic: USIBC Deccan Herald
After the COVID-19 pandemic, India will have the opportunity to build an economy that is more resilient, diversified and attractive to the global manufacturers and services as the majority of the businesses worldwide have faced disruptions and economic fallout.
Though not impossible, experts say scale, infrastructure, investment and ecosystem need to be built first to overcome competition and attract opportunities
Why India's once vibrant telco sector faces hard times
Indian telcos are in disagreement with the regulator on how a licensing fee is calculated a factor that could mar the industrys outlook and hit cash flows of the existing players .
OPINION: Its not obvious why we function the way we do in India, and who gains from it considering that we are able to go just about anywhere in the world and thrive, but unable to manage too well on our own shores.
OPINION: Although the Hindu majority in India commands an unassailable 80-plus per cent of its one-billion-plus population and should therefore feel confident and secure politically in its overwhelming numbers, this has not stopped Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from exploiting perceived threats from all around the nations periphery.
India an attractive investment destination for retail sector
The foreign investments in India increased to $443 million in the financial year 2019 from $224 million in financial year 2018. Poised to be the third largest consumer retail destination in the world, India is now an attractive investment destination for retail.