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Pakistan Aims to Sell National Airline PIA Before Elections, Says Report
Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), haemorrhaging money and losing market share to Gulf-based rivals such as Etihad and Emirates, has been hit by management turmoil in recent years and a 2016 plane crash that led to 47 deaths.
Corporate Bonds Hit Record Rs 17.72 Lakh Crore in 2017
Trading worth about Rs 13 lakh crore in corporate bonds was reported on the two bourses during 2016, going by data compiled by capital market regulator Sebi.
Vedanta Urges Govt to Resolve Retrospective Tax Issues
Vedanta, which in 2011 bought Cairn India to enter oil business, is facing a Rs 20,495 crore tax demand that was raised using a legislation that gave the tax department powers to raise tax demand retrospectively.
Markets Continue Record Run; Post Sixth Weekly Gains
The BSE Sensex gained 88.90 points to end at 34,592.39, while the broader NSE Nifty finished at 10,681.25, up 30.05 points.
Sensex, Nifty Hit New Highs on Global Cues
The 30-share index advanced 134.93 points, or 0.39 per cent, to trade at an all-time high of 34,638.42, surpassing its previous high of 34,565.63, recorded on January 10.
Sensex Regains 51 Points in Early Trade Ahead of Earnings
The 30-share index rose by 51.78 points, or 0.15 per cent, at 34,484.85, in opening trade with IT, realty, teck, power and auto leading the recovery by rising up to 0.80 per cent.
Satyam Case: SEBI Bans Price Waterhouse Entities From Issuing Audit Certificates In India For 2 Years
The market regulator's order comes nearly nine years after the scam at Satyam Computer Services came to light and after two failed attempts by auditor major Price Waterhouse to settle the case through consent mechanism.
'Brutal' FDI Move Violates BJP's Poll Promise, Says Traders' Union
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said the move will facilitate easy entry of MNCs (multi-national companies) in the retail trade.
Telecom Services Cost May Rise by 10% in Absence of Tax Relief
The Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA) has sought an extension of some tax benefits that are granted to some non-telecom infrastructure firms and amendments in Goods and Services Tax.
Budget FY19 May See Changes In GST Laws; Simplified GST Returns Likely From New Fiscal
Officials close to the development said, GST law changes may come in budget session via finance bill if GST council gives a nod on 18 January.
India Emerges as Fastest Growing Market for Australian Tourism
Arrivals from India to Australia grew by 15 percent for the year ended October 2017, with an influx of 294,000 visitors, compared to the same period last year, making it the ninth largest inbound market for Australia.
Desi Cuisine, Yoga to Open WEF Davos Meet; Indian Presence to be Largest-ever
A formal programme for the event, starting January 22, will be announced soon by the Geneva-based WEF for its 48th annual meeting whose theme will be creating a shared future in a fractured world.
Sensex Begins 2018 on Negative Note, Down 18 Points; Wipro, TCS Among Top Losers
The 30-share index, which had gained 208.80 points in the previous session, fell 18.19 points, or 0.05 per cent, to 34,038.64 in early trade today.
GST: E-way Bill System to be Implemented From Feb 1
Once the e-way bill system is implemented, tax avoidance will become extremely difficult as the government will have details of all goods above the value of Rs 50,000 moved and can spot the mismatch if either the supplier or the purchaser does not file ta...
Despite Orders, E-commerce Sites Not Disclosing MRP: Survey
Earlier this year, the Department of Consumer Affairs amended the Packaged Commodity Rules 2011 and issued a notification, under which sellers on all e-commerce sites will have to disclose the actual MRP of the product January 1 onwards.
GST Going to Change India's Economy: Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu
Speaking on the concluding day of the 11th Global Doctors' Summit in Kolkata, Naidu said the improvement in India's tax system with the introduction of GST will ultimately benefit its people.