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  • MC-Deloitte CEO survey: 46.7% CEOs expect tax simplification, revenue augmentation to be govt’s reform agenda in Budget 2025

    MC-Deloitte CEO survey: 46.7% CEOs expect tax simplification, revenue augmentation to be govt’s reform agenda in Budget 2025

    Reforms such as simplification of tax structure in the country has been a long-standing ask of the industry.

  • Clean-up drive earns government Rs 254 crore, frees up 37.19 lakh square feet space

    Clean-up drive earns government Rs 254 crore, frees up 37.19 lakh square feet space

    Launched on October 2, the Swachhta Campaign 2.0 aims at the timely disposal of public grievances, references from MPs, state governments and others as well as disposal of scrap

  • Liquidity can  take mkt to new highs; pharma a dark horse: Ambit

    Liquidity can take mkt to new highs; pharma a dark horse: Ambit

    Though liquidity can take markets to new highs, it is better to stay away from Indian market due to lack of fundamental support from valuations point of view and risks to the downside still remain, says Pramod Gubbi of Ambit Singapore.

  • Worst over for banks' asset quality: Aditya Puri

    Worst over for banks' asset quality: Aditya Puri

    Speaking from the sidelines of AIMA Awrads, CNBC-TV18 caught up veteran banker and HDFC Bank chief Aditya Puri and GMR's GM Rao to discuss state of the economy and the government's performance.

  • 'Universal' frustration with India reforms: Hero CEO

    'Universal' frustration with India reforms: Hero CEO

    India`s growth has disappointed for several quarters, with growth decelerating from above-9 percent in 2010 to as low as 4.4 percent in the second quarter 2013 - lagging far behind economic rival China , which has maintained growth rates above 7 percent this year.

  • Lack of bullish reforms to weigh down mkt: Angel Broking

    Lack of bullish reforms to weigh down mkt: Angel Broking

    Rajen Shah of Angel Broking isn‘t too confident of the government taking confident steps or delivering bullish reforms.

  • FIIs not too pessimistic on India: Samir Arora

    FIIs not too pessimistic on India: Samir Arora

    Despite all the negativity, foreign investors have not washed their hands off the Indian market yet, which leads Samir Arora of Helios Capital to believe that they may not be overly pessimistic on India.

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