Sesa Goa has received a showcause notice from the Jharkhand government asking it why its prospective licence for iron ore mines in the state should not be cancelled.
Reliance Industries, the country's most valuable company, has launched an employee stock option scheme to reward nearly half of its workforce.
The Bombay high court has lifted the Company Law Board's indefinite stay on all board meetings of Bajaj group holding companies.
Sources close to the development said RIL, which was planning two adjacent economic zones in the coastal district of Raigarh in Maharashtra, is looking to set up three special purpose vehicles (SPVs) to develop the various components of the project.
Selling garments is a boring job, says Heinz Krogner, Esprit Global Group CEO.
Sources close to the situation said the Tata Steel board is slated to discuss the issue at its meeting on April 17.
As the president of Assocham, Dhoot has asked Confederation of Indian Industry and Ficci to join him in requesting the prime minister to reconsider the move to ban states from acquiring land.
I agree with the Tarapore report on fuller capital account convertibility except for the time frame set.
India will lose up to $50 billion to $70 billion per annum in terms of financial and commodity trade services fees in the next 12-15 years, if it fails to open up its financial sector to competition.
Reliance Industries, the country's largest private sector company, has decided to introduce employee stock options by the next quarter
India's ace deal-maker explains what allowed him to represent both Dhirubhai Ambani and Nusli Wadia while being on Essar Shipping's board.
The automobile companies, say analysts, would take the maximum hit as the hike in the loan rates could soak up the demand for cars and commercial vehicles and pull the growth rates down.
The existing company is expected to continue as the holding arm of its huge real estate assets.
Major shareholders to buy workers' shares in northern gardens.
The move will result in Britannia and Wadia BSN, being dismantled.
An interview with Bajaj Hindusthan Limited CEO Kushagra Bajaj.
Shishir Bajaj, the estranged brother of group patriarch Rahul Bajaj, and his son Kushagra have sought a 25 per cent share in the assets controlled by these trusts.
Shishir, Rahul factions dissent over all-important chairmanship.
The company reportedly in talks with a dozen firms overseas for an acquisition.
The Aditya Birla group has set aside 6.5 per cent stake in Bachhraj & Co, the company that controls 24.54 per cent of Bajaj Hindusthan, for Kushagra Bajaj's wife, Vasavadatta, sources close to the development said.
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