Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal on Monday said that the India-US trade relationship is at its best and on the right track, and the two might
Day: October 22, 2019
Mutual fund securitisation deals: Mutual funds object to securitisation deals by DHFL–Economic Times
Negotiations on the Dewan Housing Finance Corp. Ltd (DHFL) debt resolution plan seem to have hit a roadblock. Mutual funds have objected to securitisation deals undertaken by DHFLNSE
Call in CCI, stop tax harassment–Economic Times
The government reportedly wants Amazon and Flipkart to provide details of business done by their top five sellers and has also asked if these marketplaces
View: India needs one-year programmes that can boost demand during cyclical slowdowns – The Economic Times
By Neeraj Kaushal Last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered its GDP growth estimate for India in 2019 to 6.1% from its earlier projection of 7.3%.
Stiff fines drive third-party motor insurance business – The Economic Times
Despite a severe slump in auto sales, higher penalties under the new vehicles Act led to a surge in third-party motor insurance purchases in September.
Inflation isn’t a bad thing; it keeps labour demand up: Abhijit Banerjee | Business Standard News
Given that the wages don’t fall, you have to do something to make the real wages flexible, says Banerjee Rajesh Kumar Last Updated at October 21,
Govt’s stringent commitment to low inflation hurting farm sector: Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee – The Financial Express
Attributing farm distress to the government’s commitment to low inflation, winner of Nobel Prize for Economics said it has affected support price. On the stress
Hotels, travel aggregators start refunding GST – The Hindu BusinessLine
For bookings made till September 30 for stay in October onwards Sridhar (name changed) got a pleasant surprise on Monday morning when he got a
Slowdown has hit SMEs in Karnataka: KASSIA – The Hindu BusinessLine
The Karnataka Small Scale Industries Association (KASSIA) has said that the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Karnataka are facing difficult situation due to the
The SEBI diktat on auditor resignations is welcome – The Hindu BusinessLine
But a remedy needs to be found for auditors who are consistently negligent in their duties Implementing its proposals from its July discussion paper, the
The limitations of Abhijit Banerjee’s methods – The Hindu BusinessLine
Randomised control trials can be useful as an objective evaluation of policies. But their results can vary across space and time As we continue to
aniltikotekar4sme.com 