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India should not insist on local content: Bruce Andrews

Andrews, in an exclusive chat with CNBC-TV18's Sajeet Manghat, says insisting on local content as part of the Make in India will be counter-productive in the long run for the country.

Govt to introduce composite foreign investment cap on Thu

Composite caps allow consolidation of all categories of foreign investments within the sectoral cap. The move is expected to align the foreign investment policy since many of the sectors already have composite caps.

Big changes to India-Mauritius DTAA?

Mauritius‘ former finance minister claims that his country has given up the right to tax capital gains. This has raised questions regarding the scope of the renegotiation of the India-Mauritius Double Tax Avoidance Treaty (DTAA)

Here's a look inside Mahindra's Aerospace & Defence biz

In a television first the Mahindra Group opened up to CNBC-TV18 on its presence in the fields of defence manufacturing and the various group companies that have a foothold in this space.

Reliance AGM today: What to expect?

Reliance Industries will hold its 41st AGM today. It is expected to highlight some of its key business strategy for the coming fiscal. Sajeet Manghat of CNBC-TV18 has more details.

See 3-fold jump in defence sector rev in 5 yrs: Tata Motors

Tata Motors has been tied to India‘s defence sector for the past 50 years. Today the defence business accounts for annual revenues of Rs 1000 crore but Tata Motors is hoping opportunities in the domestic and the export market will lead to a three fold jump in the next 4-5 years.

ITDC's hotel assets on govt's divestment agenda

With the FM hinting at possible sale of hotel assets, CNBC-TV18‘s Sajeet Manghat takes a look at what ITDC - the company controlling those assets, has to offer.

Future-Bharti Retail merger: Win-win situation for retail?

Just a day after the Aditya Birla Group announced its plans of merging Pantaloons Retail and Mudra Garments into a one single entity, Future retail has gone ahead and acquired Bharti Retail from the Mittal brothers.

New entity a great value adding option for investors: Birla

In a major consolidation exercise, Aditya Birla Group on Sunday merged its apparel businesses into a Rs 5,290 crore entity named ABFRL, which will be the largest pure-play fashion lifestyle company in the the country. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group shares his outlook on the same.

Tax concerns, regulatory issues ailing REITs: Experts

It took the securities market regulator 6 years to frame regulations for real estate investment trusts or REIT's. Yet over a year on since the rules were announced, little has moved on ground.

Countdown to Budget 2015: Farm sector reforms on the way

The Food Corporation of India (FCI) is all set to get a major facelift. Provided the government accepts the recommendations of the high-level committee. But some of the bold suggestions made by the committee may face quite a few political obstacles.

PSU banks set for big reforms after split of top posts

The split of top posts at four Public Sector Undertakings (PSU) banks is the start of a big reforms move and we believe this will be instituted at other banks in due course

Focusing on household coverage under Jan Dhan scheme: Adhia

Speaking to CNBC-TV18‘s Sajeet Manghat, on the sidelines of two-day financial sector retreat Gyan Sangam at Pune, Adhia said as of yesterday over 10.3 crore accounts have been opened under PMJDY.

Continental Tires bets on Indian govt's reform push

The automotive sector may not be in top gear yet, but that's not stopping the world's fourth largest tyre manufacturer from ramping up its production in India. Continental Tire says it is yet to see changes on the ground in terms of the ease of doing business but hopes the new government will walk the talk.

New Sebi norms to improve corp governance: Rajnikant Patel

The Sebi board met today and took a slew of decisions just as we had been reporting through the last few days. Market regulator has tightened the insider trading norms. The definition of "connected person" has been widened and new anti-insider trading norms allow for due diligence and access to unpublished price sensitive information.

USL says it may have to file under Sick Industrial Cos Act

Foe USL, significant clean up of accounts was done this year -- is this balance sheet clean over or is there more to go? Sajeet Manghat and Sonia Shenoy join us to discuss this.

Sebi notifies FPI norms; ushers in easier operating climate

The new regulations, which have come into effect today, replaces the existing Sebi regulations for Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) and the new class of investors, FPIs, would encompass all FIIs, their sub-accounts and Qualified Foreign Investors (QFIs).

Recap: Cyrus Mistry's first year at helm of Tata Group

While former chairman Ratan Tata's influence is hard to miss, especially as the Tata Group forayed into sectors such as aviation, Mistry's touch could also be seen in the group's decision to give up on chasing big dreams which could potentially weigh the group down.

Essar Energy sees margin improvement via refinancing

The company's focus will primarily remain on improving margins and cash flow through asset optimisation and refinancing.

Foreign brokerages divided over India's growth ahead

The government's window to decisively push its reforms agenda forward seems to be closing. Foreign brokerages are divided on just how much success the government will taste and what growth India will realistically achieve in the coming quarters.

Budget 2013-14: Brokers plea FM to rejig STT

It's budget month and just like last year, this year too, speculation is rife about the fate of the controversial securities transaction tax (STT). At their end, capital market participants want the FM to have a relook at the rate of STT to begin with. CNBC-TV18‘s Sajeet Manghat and Archana Shukla report.

How Sebi cracked the whip on Sahara

Sebi's actions on Wednesday evening have made things tougher for the Sahara Group. It has attached the bank accounts, demat accounts, and movable and immovable assets of the two Sahara Group companies