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'We Made in India – 2024' brings to focus India's entrepreneurship growth over last decade - Vimarsana News

'We Made in India – 2024' brings to focus India's entrepreneurship growth over last decade

The simplification of regulations and the focus on ease of doing business have created a conducive environment for entrepreneurship to thrive, leading to remarkable improvements in India's rankings in world business, Shri Amitabh Kant, former CEO of

First chapter of 'We Made in India – 2024' in association with IAMAI to host experts on India's potential for growth - Vimarsana News

First chapter of 'We Made in India – 2024' in association with IAMAI to host experts on India's potential for growth

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IAMAI India Digital Summit: Is CTV the Orry of digital marketing? | Media - Vimarsana News

IAMAI India Digital Summit: Is CTV the Orry of digital marketing? | Media

A panel delved into the transformative impact of CTV in marketing, its significance for events like IPL, and the potential for immersive shopping experiences

India's equity market trouncing TSX - The Globe and Mail - Vimarsana News

India's equity market trouncing TSX - The Globe and Mail

A roundup of investment ideas for active investors

India likely to grow more than 6% between FY23-28: Goldman Sachs - Vimarsana News

India likely to grow more than 6% between FY23-28: Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs predicts that the Indian economy will average over 6% growth annually between 2023 and 2028, with the number of affluent consumers rising to 100 million by 2027. Companies targeting this segment have been growing faster than those focusing on broad-based consumption.