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    • MNCs stare at tax notices over corporate guarantees extended to Indian subsidiaries

      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

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

    • Over 75% MNCs prefer India for outsourcing: CBRE survey

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

    • An open world important for multinational companies: Indra Nooyi

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

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

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

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

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

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

    • Commercial Properties Ensures High Return with Maximum Safety

    • Maggi fiasco overblown, Nestle-govt talks crucial: Experts

    • Prime Property: Hyderabad emerging as new realty heartthrob

    • Davos bosses tread warily in rocky emerging markets

    • 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.

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