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  • MC Analysis | Women outsmart men in formal job market in first half of this fiscal

    New enrollments to the government’s Employees’ Provident Fund Scheme rose 5.5 percent for women in the second quarter of FY25 from Q2FY24, even as new enrollments for men shrunk during this period

  • Capex spending of formal manufacturing firms surpassed pre-Covid level in FY23, employment growth at 11-year high

    Capex spending of formal manufacturing firms surpassed pre-Covid level in FY23, employment growth at 11-year high

    Profits of formal sector manufacturing firms also rose to Rs 9.76 lakh crore in FY23

  • Young and restless? Haryana and Tamil Nadu are the best places to work for you

    Young and restless? Haryana and Tamil Nadu are the best places to work for you

    Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra prefer a bit of experience and education in formal work

  • Pandemic impact | Indian software sector employs more people than textiles, education in formal economy: Report

    Pandemic impact | Indian software sector employs more people than textiles, education in formal economy: Report

    The last two years also saw textile companies shutting down operations and downsizing their team, whereas the tech sector thrived. According to the report by How India Lives, in January 2019, there were close to 2,24,000 firms in the formal textile industry. Now close to 4 percent have left the formal economy fold.

  • SBI will be global player after merger with associates: Jaitley

    SBI will be global player after merger with associates: Jaitley

    SBI will be a global player, controlling 25 percent of the Indian banking industry, after the merger with its associate and subsidiary units, Finance Minister Jaitley said in an exclusive interview to CNBC-TV18.

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