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Ramesh Abhishek, Secretary, Department of Investment Policy and Promotion (DIPP), took time out of his punishing schedule to meet 'India Investment Journal' to speak about, among other things, how his department is easing rules and re-engineering government processes to make India an easier place to do business in.

Some of the stringent lending policies often let the individuals to face the straight loan rejections because of having risky or low credit profile.

A former advisor to Union Finance ministry and a policy expert today said that cascading impact on prices would continue as several products are out of GST

Higher bond prices in Spain, good results by some big US companies and other news from abroad take turns bouncing China stock prices up and down.

Hong Kong surged in early trading in line with gains in the U.S. but retreated sharply after China announced it would continue its tightening policies in the property sector.

We are hearing concerns for a rising rate of inflation as a result of Fed policies. The worries are real, but not escalating inflation until global economies hum.

ARACHI: The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) is likely to stay in mild bearish zone as bourse surges to near higher level of 14,000 points and provide enough room to cultivate gains. However, index is not expected to take a nose dive as investors are waiting for the implementation of reformed Capital Gain Tax (CGT) policy

ISLAMABAD: The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) Tuesday provided 100 percent reduction in penalty to a multi-national Siemens Company for breaking a decade-long cartel in switchgear and transformer sectors.

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News of easing in China's policy and concerted effort by the Fed and five major world banks combine to produce a big rally today - Great timing.

The second ECB rate cut in five weeks was a modest one, but signals the intent of European policy makers to help the struggling economy in the face of a mounting debt crisis.

As the debate in congress rages over how to pay for an extension on the payroll tax cuts, a quieter debate among experts may indicate that it's a flawed policy.

Better than expected economic sentiment numbers in Germany is credited for increased risk appetite, and investors are anticipating the Fed's announcement on monetary policy.

Unemployment figures improved today, inspiring media insistence that the long awaited recovery has finally arrived. The continues weakness in housing; however doesn't seem to be going anywhere.

It may not always be the easiest or cheapest option but these six companies make being green and promoting sustainability a priority nonetheless.

The best way to secure our house is to have home insurance. Finding cheap home insurance rates is a difficult balancing act.

While a strong dividend is valuable, an ailing company may have to alter its policy on it. Here are four companies with solid dividends that might be in trouble.

Hong Kong opened higher on the strength of a global market rally and increased its gains as Mainland markets rose. China announced favorable policies for the agricultural technology sector.