Economy

Technology is on the forefront of Deutsche Post DHL Group which operates across the globe, keeping to time-sensitive deadlines. The group’s recent technology is SmarTrucking.

ASSOCHAM seeks hand-holding     Aviation, the sector which was showing an immense promise till about a year ago, is facing head winds with most of the airlines battling a survival issue. The sector is hit by rising fuel costs...

Mavenir is focused on redefining mobile network economics for Communication Service Providers (CSPs) as they transition to the next generation of networks and introducing new business models in India and South Asia, key telecom growth markets.

India can gain export market share from the United States-China trade war by expanding the number of products it ships to the two countries.

India is adopting new-age technology fairly rapidly and is, in fact, a hotbed for the very creation of such technology, writes Sukhdeep Aurora, Chief People Officer – ANAROCK Property Consultants, giving an insight into adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has opened its new representative office in India for identifying new business opportunities for Chamber members, attracting Indian companies to Dubai and expanding bilateral trade and investment.

With surplus liquidity in the banking system, the banks should not rush into increasing their lending and deposit rates despite the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raising the benchmark, Repo rate, the ASSOCHAM has said.

Lucep, which works out of Bangalore and Singapore, won the collab 3.0 EMEA programme and insurtech innovators’ US$100,000 contract to pilot their solutions with MetLife, the organizers of the contest.

Finance Ministry is actively considering industry recommendation to reduce the GST rate on private security agencies from the current level of 18% to minimise the impact of the levy on the industry and capitalise on its job-creation potential.

Government has taken note of Standard & Poor’s (S&P) Global Ratings, a prominent global rating agency, which states, inter-alia, that “the worst is almost over for India’s banks”.