Areeb Sherwani

Maharashtra Budget to boost economy, infra, housing and agri

Just like many of the State Budgets this year, Maharashtra's Budget 2017 does not add any new tax to the mix. But taking a leaf from the union budget, this budget focuses on 4 key areas: the state's economy, infrastructure, housing and agriculture. CNBC-TV18'S Yash Jain and Areeb Sherwani report on how industry is reacting to the Budget.

Saif Partners: Addressing booming employee costs for start-ups

Attracting senior talent at affordable salaries is a big challenge for Startups. And as more companies enter the hunt for such talent, early & growth stage VC firm Saif Partners is seeing an immense opportunity.

Essar puts an end to 20 years of losses, turns it around

CNBC-TV18's Kevin Lee and Areeb Sherwani report on a turn-around story that will put an end to 20 years of losses at the group level.

Here is how Ketto plans to raise funds

Measures to cut costs and focus on core metrics are paying off. And Start-up india is seeing the flow of money improve. CNBC-TV18's Adith Charlie and Areeb Sherwani bring you the details on this edition of the Young Turks Start-up Deal Tracker.

Experts analyse impact of potential Brexit on global economies

Watch the interview of Mike Jakeman Global Analyst Economist Intelligence Unit with Areeb Sherwani on CNBC-TV18, in which he shared his views on Brexit and its impact on global economy.

Good news for Mumbai developers: BMC proposes uniform FSI

CNBC-TV18's Kevin Lee and Areeb Sherwani find out how developers and industry watchers view these changes.

Startup logic to be guided by real metric, not vanity numbers

Customer satisfaction and product addiction will do more to sell a growth story than simple monetary growth statistics, or the money raised in the last round of funding, says serial entrepreneur and angel investor Meena Ganesh.

Owning a house in Mumbai to become easier

Owning a house in Mumbai may soon become a lot easier with developers building a model to make housing affordable.

M&M to pass on entire excise hike to customers

Prospective car buyers will have to brace themselves to shell out a lot more for their new cars soon. Sports utility vehicle major Mahindra & Mahindra, for one, intends to pass on the entire increase in excise duty to the customer. Other car-makers may soon follow suit reports CNBC-TV18's Alexander Mathew and Areeb Sherwani.