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Air travel demand surges most in India
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Air travel demand surges most in India
The Times Of India
Air travel demand surges most in India | Email this articlePrint this articleTweetThe author has posted comments on this articleTNN | Feb 2, 2012, 10.40AM IST | MUMBAI: The Indian airline industry may be in the red, but domestic demand posted strongest growth recorded by any country in 2011. What sp...
Huawei to name Cai Liqun as India head
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Huawei to name Cai Liqun as India head
The Times Of India
KOLKATA: China's Huawei will name Cai Liqun, one of its top executives based at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, as the head of its Indian arm, a senior official has said. | Liqun will replace chief executive officer Max Yang Kaijun, who is relocating to Shenzhen in a larger leadership role i...
Top Citi executives may join India Infoline
The Times Of India
MUMBAI: Close to a dozen senior-level executives from Citibank will join the local brokerage India Infoline's wealth management arm which offers personalised services like asset allocation and portfolio management to well-heeled investors. According ...
Delhi prods Assam on viable projects OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Guwahati, Feb. 14: The Centre today ...
The Telegraph India
Delhi prods Assam on viable projects | OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT | Guwahati, Feb. 14: The Centre today asked Assam to develop a shelf of viable projects to be able to get more private sector participation in the public-private partnership mode which ...
India Inc needs to improve on executive pay governance: PwC
Zeenews
New Delhi: CEO compensation in India has grown and is fairly placed vis-a-vis the executive pay level globally, but there is scope for improvement on the pay governance front, global consultancy giant PwC said on Tuesday. |       ...
Indo-Pak talks on border trading point in Rajasthan on Wednesday
The Hindu
With the Pakistan Cabinet deferring the decision to announce the ‘shorterned negative list', India and Pakistan will hold talks on Wednesday to open another border trading point at Mona Bao-Khorapar in Rajasthan, which opens up into Sindh provi...
Indian CEO pay close to global peers' earnings, says Aon Hewitt study
The Times Of India
NEW DELHI: CEO compensation in India is inching closer to global executive pay, says a study conducted by HR consulting firm Aon Hewitt. The median pay for a CEO in India on a purchasing power parity basis was at nearly $3.5 million in 2011, in compa...
India's Reliance - MediaWorks, This Time - Stakes a Claim in Hollywood
The Wrap
Print this page Tweet | India is coming to Hollywood, and planning to stay. | The Indian-based Reliance MediaWorks – a division of the media giant Reliance Group that has funded DreamWorks - is moving its headquarters to Los Angeles and looking...
Remove trade barriers to increase Indo-Pak bilateral trade: CII
The Times Of India
Remove trade barriers to increase Indo-Pak bilateral trade: CII | Email this articlePrint this articleTweetThe author has posted comments on this articlePankaj Doval, TNN | Feb 9, 2012, 03.07PM IST NEW DELHI: Industry chamber Confederation of Indian ...
Business
U.S. President Barack Obama holds a roundtable discussion with CEO's and business leaders in Mumbai, India, Saturday, Nov. 6, 2010.
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Don't look for skilled workers in India, China: Obama
Zeenews
Washington: President Barack Obama has said that he does not want US companies to look for skilled and educated workers in India and China in fields like engineering, technology and science. | To prevent that, Obama said, he wants to give the school and teachers the resources they need to train and educated students in the US. | "Employers today ar...
Investments
   2009    Ernst & Young
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India still a foreign investment hot spot: Ernst & Young
The Times Of India
SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet"The fundamentals that make India attractive to investors remain intact," Farokh T. Balsara, head of markets at Ernst & Young India, wrote in the report. (Reuters photo) MUMBAI: Foreign direct investment in India is set to swell in coming years as investors stomach a lack of transparency, poor infrastructure and policy...



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