Multinational Companies

The Indian units of MNCs typically pay their foreign parents 1-2% of outstanding debt as a fee for such guarantees. The foreign parent companies have been considering this payment as interest and arguing that it should be taxed at a lower rate.

Don’t read too much into MNCs' boycott of Russia

The moot question is: are these MNCs are being driven by morality and ethics or purely by self-interest, weighed by the reputational and financial risks of doing business with Putin’s Russia?

Experts say MNC stocks attractive as govt abolishes DDT, name 6 must buys

Investors should not avoid MNC companies as part of their portfolio largely because they are good dividend payers and also they are defensive play when volatility increases.

Over 75% MNCs prefer India for outsourcing: CBRE survey

Buoyant economy, regulatory reforms has made India the most preferred market for outsourcing business among more than 75 percent multinational companies, says a survey.

Domestic, multinational firms owe Rs 6.9-lakh crore to I-T dept

News from the north block, the latest data from the finance ministry shows that domestic and multinational companies owe a staggering Rs 6 lakh 89 thousand crore to the tax department in outstanding arrears. The tax department has already sent a missive to the companies asking them to pay up.

An open world important for multinational companies: Indra Nooyi

It is critical for multinational companies like Pepsico that every country in the world remains open for businesses, said Pepsico Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi in an interview to CNBC.

Aligning and Executing Strategy – Harvard Business School`s Upcoming Executive Education Program

Harvard Business School (HBS) will host their upcoming

See India as huge opportunity, to invest more: PepsiCo India

The company has already set up a huge facility in Sri City in Andhra Pradesh and one can expect more investments to come in. Indian market is a huge opportunity in the consumer goods area, said D Shivakumar, CEO & Chairman, Pepsico.

32 listed cos paid Rs 6,300 crore royalty in FY15

Proxy advisory firm IiAS today said the payout amount translates to around 21 percent of the 32 companies' pre-royalty pre-tax profits.

Harvard Business School to Host Executive Education Program Focused on Building a Global Enterprise

Harvard Business School (HBS) will host its successful executive education program,

Imperia Launches Bandhan, India`s First One Stop Wedding Mall

Imperia Structures Limited, a premium real estate group in the country, announced the launch of a wedding mall at Knowledge Park V, Greater Noida ...

Top Innovation Ecosystem Leaders Across India Converge At India Innovation Forum 2015

The inaugaral edition of  India Innovation Forum (IIF 2015) in Bengaluru saw top Innovators, Entrepreneurs, VCs, Impact Investors, CEOs and ...

Commercial Properties Ensures High Return with Maximum Safety

Contrary to the popular belief, real estate is not always a risky gamble. Commercial Properties are the biggest and most stable attraction in real ...

Maggi fiasco overblown, Nestle-govt talks crucial: Experts

Reacting to Nestle's press conference announcement that Maggi noodles is clean, experts talk about more stringent actions by government and what further steps can the brand take.

Prime Property: Hyderabad emerging as new realty heartthrob

Move over Bengaluru, Hyderabad is emerging as the new destination for India Inc and multinational companies (MNCs). Prime Property analyse Hyderabad‘s commercial and residential property markets.

Davos bosses tread warily in rocky emerging markets

Executives in Davos said they remained committed to tapping into rising middle classes from Shanghai to Lagos, but some are pulling back and redeploying resources in particularly difficult, low-margin regions.

India hails G20 stand on taxation of MNC companies

Acknowledging that effective taxation of mobile income is a key challenge, the G20 leaders including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh vowed to take steps to change rules to tackle tax avoidance, harmful practices and aggressive tax planning.