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  • BJP’s election manifesto will add over 2 percentage points to Haryana’s fiscal deficit: MC Analysis

    BJP’s election manifesto will add over 2 percentage points to Haryana’s fiscal deficit: MC Analysis

    The party has committed to implementing the Lado Lakshmi Yojana, which entails a monthly payment of Rs 2,100 to every woman in the state

  • States need to nearly double growth to achieve $1-trillion economy goal in time

    States need to nearly double growth to achieve $1-trillion economy goal in time

    All states are set to miss their respective $1-trillion economy goal

  • 18 major states to see up to 10% jump in revenue in FY25: Crisil

    18 major states to see up to 10% jump in revenue in FY25: Crisil

    Indian states’ revenue grew 7.5 percent in the previous fiscal

  • WPP says ultra competitive ad market to hit 2017 growth

    WPP says ultra competitive ad market to hit 2017 growth

    Martin Sorrell, the founder and head of the British firm, said clients seeking to drive down costs had made the advertising industry ultra competitive when bidding for new work, leading to contract losses from the likes of VW and AT&T.

  • Unclear on H1B but see Trump to be biz-friendly: Vishal Sikka

    Unclear on H1B but see Trump to be biz-friendly: Vishal Sikka

    Though the H1-B visa policy is still unclear, expect US President-elect Donald Trump to be business friendly in the long term, says Vishal Sikka, MD and CEO of Infosys.

  • Demonetisation: One should expect 'good things' from Budget, says Goyal

    Demonetisation: One should expect 'good things' from Budget, says Goyal

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18 from the sidelines of Pune Inc Conclave Power Minister Piyush Goyal said demonetisation has huge advantages. It will take India to digital banking and make it a cashless society.

  • UDAY scheme likely to affect state finances: RBI report

    UDAY scheme likely to affect state finances: RBI report

    RBI's report 'State Finances: A Study of Budgets of 2015-16' said there are some areas of concern regarding the impact of UDAY on state finances over the medium term.

  • Oppn in RS favours extending first half of session by 1-2 days

    Oppn in RS favours extending first half of session by 1-2 days

    Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Mukhar Abbas Naqvi said, "All parties are not agreeing (on extending the session) and government was talking to various parties. We are in discussion, we will come back on this."

  • Mkt in wait & watch mode; India to perform better: Kotak

    Mkt in wait & watch mode; India to perform better: Kotak

    The market according to Sandeep Bhatia of Kotak is already looking past the Interim Budget event and hoping for a better policy environment and a credible government, which can help put in place the drivers for stronger growth

  • Speciality Restaurants to expand; cuts headcount

    Speciality Restaurants to expand; cuts headcount

    Food chain operator Speciality Restaurants is taking steps like reducing employees per restaurant from 70 to 50, prices and starting home-delivery services to keep its head above water in a slowing economic environment.

  • Budget 2013-14: Need for long term funding in housing sector

    Budget 2013-14: Need for long term funding in housing sector

    Given the need for specialized participants in housing finance focused on smaller towns and unexplored customer segments the norm of Rs 300 crore net owned funds may be brought down to Rs 100 crore. This will ensure long term resources and affordable cost for mid level HFCs more focused on the target customer segments.

  • Budget Expectations: Significant vendor churn seen in last few months, says HCL

    Budget Expectations: Significant vendor churn seen in last few months, says HCL

    There has been significant vendor churn in the last months amid global economic uncertainties led by the Euro zone debt crisis, Vineet Nayar, Vice Chairman and CEO of HCL Technologies said on Monday.

  • BT likely to cut IT spends by 10% in 2012: Sources

    BT likely to cut IT spends by 10% in 2012: Sources

    Bad days are not over yet. British Telecom is likely to cut its IT spend by 10% in 2012, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting sources. It is learnt that the global board of BT has cleared the IT budget of 2012.

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