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After the Elections: What's Next on India 's Economic Agenda?
The elections' outcome "will usher a new wave of confidence
globally in the Indian economy, with more than US$700 billion worth of
investments to be channeled into India's infrastructure, power,
telecom and pharma sectors over the next five years," says
Bundeep Singh Rangar, chairman of IndusView Advisors, an India-focused
cross-border advisory firm. "This will provide the country a
strong foundation to achieve the aspirational growth of 10%."……...........
Knowledge@Wharton
Date: May 21, 2009
How should retail investors interpret this market?
The current euphoria in the benchmark index has again made traders and
analysts quite bullish on the markets, who believe that the Sensex may
even cross the 21,000 level by the year-end, provided there are no
external shocks.…...........
EconomicTimes.com
Date: May 20, 2009
Indian pharma players to benefit from generic drugs in US
Increased use of generic drugs helped the US healthcare system save
billions of dollars over the last decade. A recent report by the
Generic Pharmaceutical Association in the US (GPhA) says that generic
drugs saved the healthcare system more than $734 billion in the last
decade, a trend that could be good news for Indian pharma players with
a strong presence in the US …...........
EconomicTimes.com
Date: May 20, 2009
It’s time to push infra projects, says India Inc
A stable government at the Centre. Markets rebounding. Suddenly,
Corporate India's outlook has turned positive. India Inc, which had
shelved mega projects and adopted a wait-and-watch approach after the
global economic tsunami eight months ago, is now revisiting these
plans with a vengeance. Industry observers said a buoyant market will
open up a new window of opportunities to raise funds to fuel expansion
plans, especially in the infrastructure sector…............
EconomicTimes.com
Date: May 19, 2009
Bombay 's Sensex trading halted after massive up surge
India’s
Dalal Street, home to the Bombay Stock Exchange was a busy address on
Monday, May 18th creating history with euphoric investors leading the
Sensex, the benchmark index to surge more than 17% or 2,099.21 points
higher at 14,272.62, the highest ever increase in a day anywhere in
the world, so much that the trading had to be halted for the day. The
Sensex touched the upper limit twice, earlier opening at 10.73% or
1,305.97 points higher at 13,479.39............
RedHotCurry
Date: May 18, 2009
Sensex expected to cross 21K this year?
India’s Dalal Street, home to the Bombay Stock Exchange was a busy
address on Monday, May 18th creating history with euphoric investors
leading the Sensex, the benchmark index to surge more than 17% or
2,099.21 points higher at 14,272.62, the highest ever increase in a
day anywhere in the world, so much that the trading had to be halted
for the day. The Sensex touched the upper limit twice, earlier opening
at 10.73% or 1,305.97 points higher at 13,479.39...........
IndiaInfoline
Date: May 18, 2009
Sensex expected to cross 21K this year?
India’s Dalal Street, home to the Bombay Stock Exchange was a busy
address on Monday, May 18th creating history with euphoric investors
leading the Sensex, the benchmark index to surge more than 17% or
2,099.21 points higher at 14,272.62, the highest ever increase in a
day anywhere in the world, so much that the trading had to be halted
for the day. The Sensex touched the upper limit twice, earlier opening
at 10.73% or 1,305.97 points higher at 13,479.39...........
IndiaInfoline
Date: May 18, 2009
UPA win: Potential investments worth $700 Billion on track
The verdict of the people in the General Elections for the 15th Lok
Sabha or the House of the People, in favour of the Indian National
Congress led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) is an affirmation of
its economic policies of continued liberalization. Puncturing a
disparate opposition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is set to govern
the world's largest democracy for five more years...........
SiliconIndia.com
Date: May 16, 2009
UPA likely to continue in Government: Advantage Reforms and Development
If exit polls are to be believed in the General Elections for the 15th
Lok Sabha or the House of the People, the Indian National Congress led
United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government will most likely be the
victor that would be an affirmation of its economic policies of
continued liberalization..........
IndiaInfoline.com
Date: May 16, 2009
Private Equity : Boom Time Ahead?
With the economic downturn in developed economies intensifying and the
application of capital becoming dearer and shrinking the expected
Return on Investments (RoI), PE firms are finding their way into safer
investment havens, that is, emerging markets.........
The Analyst
Date: May 09, 2009
Why did the top tier stay away?
As strategy head and M&A marksman for Wipro, K.R. Lakshminarayana,
or ‘Lan’ as his peers call him, is used to being approached by all
sorts of companies keen on being acquired by the soaps to-software
firm. He has spent $1.3 billion on 21 deals, but there was one
much-publicised deal that he wouldn’t touch with a bargepole….......
Business Today
Date: April 30, 2009
Global HR bets on India despite slowdown
In the current scenario where there is recruitment freeze and lay off is the buzz word, foreign consulting firms are betting big on taping the immature Indian recruitment market, which is largely driven by the companies’ in-house HR teams. Hays plc, a global specialist recruitment company on Tuesday announced its foray in offering recruitment model to Indian clients and candidates........
The Financial Express
Date: April 3, 2009
Ageing population may force UK to relax visa restrictions
Protectionism and visa restrictions may be buzzwords in today’s troubled times, but in a little over a decade, the ageing population in developed countries like the UK.......
The Economic Times
Date: April 3, 2009
Hays Plc opens India unit
Specialist staffing firm Hays Plc launched its India unit with the aim of providing its contingency-based recruitment services here. As per the recruitment model, Hays will charge a recruitment fee from its client only if the vacancy (in the concerned company) is successfully filled, Mr Alistar Cox, Chief Executive of Hays, told newspersons at a press conference recently.........
The Hindu Business Line (Print & Online)
Date: April 2, 2009
Core sector push to cure economy
INDIA is predicted to register gross domestic product ( GDP) growth of about 7.1 per cent this fiscal, a drop from nine per cent that the country achieved last year. In contrast, however, global economic growth is projected to have shrunk to 3.7 per cent in 2008 from about five per cent the previous year, according to estimates of the.......
Mail Today
Date: March 23, 2009
Telecom excites foreign investors
The telegraph
Date: Jan 26, 2009
IT scandal, economic slowdown hit once bullish India
A year ago a seemingly unstoppable global juggernaut, the once-confident India is now reeling from a perfect storm of a corporate IT
scandal, the Mumbai attacks and economic slowdown.......
The Economic Times
Date: Jan 09 , 2009
With Satyam, perfect storm hits once bullish India
A year ago a seemingly unstoppable global juggernaut, the once-confident India is now reeling from a perfect storm of a corporate IT scandal, the Mumbai attacks and economic slowdown......
Livemint.com
Date: Jan 09 , 2009
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