Barun Jha And Gurdip Singh

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Global firms will increase investments in India: GE

Global firms will increase investments in India: GE

Rediff.com   24 Sep 2012

But, VC of GE also expressed concerns about the slow progress in infrastructure development, calling for pro-investment regulations and right tariff regime.

SBI, BoI allowed to operate in Pakistan

SBI, BoI allowed to operate in Pakistan

Rediff.com   22 Aug 2012

On the other hand, quasi-state owned National Bank of Pakistan and privately-owned United Bank Ltd will be running full-banking operations across the border, once licensed by India.

Financial SMS provider SWIFT to expand footprint in India

Financial SMS provider SWIFT to expand footprint in India

Rediff.com   18 Jul 2012

Belgium-based financial transaction SMS provider SWIFT is working on a partnership with eight leading Indian banks to form a joint company by 2012-end to expand its footprint in banking and financial sector of India, a company official said on Wednesday.

Economics will dominate China, India ties: Expert

Economics will dominate China, India ties: Expert

Rediff.com   21 May 2012

Economics will dominate the future relationship between China and India and it will be characterised by competition and collaboration simultaneously, says an official of ISAS.

Mahindra Satyam to invest $240 mn on infrastructure

Mahindra Satyam to invest $240 mn on infrastructure

Rediff.com   19 Apr 2012

The company is holding a series of meetings with investors, analysts and clients in Singapore.

India should push economic reforms for growth: DBS

India should push economic reforms for growth: DBS

Rediff.com   30 Mar 2012

India must push on with economic reforms as back tracking on such initiatives will impact growth as well as foreign investments, a senior banking official said.

Will visit Pakistan this summer: Krishna

Will visit Pakistan this summer: Krishna

Rediff.com   9 Mar 2012

Noting that India and Pakistan have made "major strides" in reducing their trust deficit, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Friday said he will visit Islamabad this summer.

India must have independent regulator for auditors: PwC

India must have independent regulator for auditors: PwC

Rediff.com   27 Jan 2012

Supporting the capital market regulator Sebi's proposal for an independent auditing regulator in India, global auditing and consultancy major PwC has said there is an urgent need to have a strong and powerful watchdog for this business.

HCL to create 10,000 jobs in US, Europe over 5 years

HCL to create 10,000 jobs in US, Europe over 5 years

Rediff.com   26 Jan 2012

Terming it a socially responsible business model for growth, HCL Tech vice chairman and CEO Vineet Nayar said the company would create these jobs for fresh engineers.

Gates Foundation commits $750 mn to The Global Fund

Gates Foundation commits $750 mn to The Global Fund

Rediff.com   26 Jan 2012

The foundation is providing the money to The Global Fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria through a promissory note, co-chair Bill Gates said.

After 36 pc salary cut, Singapore PM STILL world's best paid

After 36 pc salary cut, Singapore PM STILL world's best paid

Rediff.com   4 Jan 2012

multi-million dollar salary packages cut by at least a third, but in spite of that they would remain as top paid globally.

Intel's Thunderbolt tech set for Windows foray next year

Intel's Thunderbolt tech set for Windows foray next year

Rediff.com   15 Sep 2011

The move would end the exclusive availability of Thunderbolt, which was launched earlier this year and helps transfer data between different computing devices at high speed, on Apple's Mac computers.

Intel unveils solar-powered processor computer

Intel unveils solar-powered processor computer

Rediff.com   14 Sep 2011

Showcasing what the future holds in the computing arena, chip-maker Intel on Wednesday unveiled a computer with a processor running on a postage stamp-size cell powered by solar energy.

Not in race for HP's PC business: Intel

Not in race for HP's PC business: Intel

Rediff.com   14 Sep 2011

Ruling out any move to become the rival of its own customers, the world's largest chip-maker Intel on Wednesday said it is not interested in acquiring technology giant HP's PC business.

'Younger generation set to industrialise India'

'Younger generation set to industrialise India'

Rediff.com   6 Apr 2011

Young Indians will lead the next wave of change to make India a truly industrialised nation in the next 10 to 15 years, says a Foreign Direct Investor in South Asia's largest economy.

Indian tourists among top spenders in Singapore

Indian tourists among top spenders in Singapore

Rediff.com   22 Dec 2010

Indians spent a whopping USD 575 million, mostly in shopping, in Singapore during the first nine months of this year, city-state's tourism board said.

EIB keen on financing solar park project in India

EIB keen on financing solar park project in India

Rediff.com   4 Nov 2010

European Investment Bank has expressed interest in financing solar park projects in India, the Asian Development Bank senior investment specialist Don Purka said on Thursday.

Singapore Mercantile Exchange begins trading

Singapore Mercantile Exchange begins trading

Rediff.com   31 Aug 2010

In the first major international exchange business initiative by an Indian entity, a new commodity and currency bourse, Singapore Mercantile Exchange (SMX) on Tuesday commenced trading here with derivatives contracts like gold, crude oil and Euro-US dollar.

2009: How it was for global biz

2009: How it was for global biz

Rediff.com   31 Dec 2009

From thousands of job losses to historic bankruptcies to Dubai debt crisis, the year had more than its share of shocks.

Tested investment tools let down investors in '08

Tested investment tools let down investors in '08

Rediff.com   31 Dec 2008

It was only gold, one of the oldest investment forms, that provided some solace to investors and somehow stood by its record of being a safe place to put hard cash in -- although the gain of about 25 per cent was nothing compared to what it returned in the previous years. This time around, however, the money that went into stocks lost more than half of its value on an average in comparison to a gain of 25-50 per cent over past few years.