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Top 7 news of April 29: Ola Cabs CEO Hemant Bakshi resigns, Prajwal Revanna suspended from JD(S) & more - Vimarsana News

Top 7 news of April 29: Ola Cabs CEO Hemant Bakshi resigns, Prajwal Revanna suspended from JD(S) & more

Top 7 news of April 29: Ola Cabs to lay off 10% employees. HD Kumaraswamy says JD(S) will suspend Deve Gowda's grandson Prajwal Revanna

French Barrier: Indian Cos Face French Barrier For Generic Deal | India Business News - Vimarsana News

French Barrier: Indian Cos Face French Barrier For Generic Deal | India Business News

India Business News: NEW DELHI: You can call it a Swadeshi spirit in French style.

FII: DIIs' ownership of Indian companies may soon overtake FII holdings - Vimarsana News

FII: DIIs' ownership of Indian companies may soon overtake FII holdings

Foreign holdings in NSE-listed companies was at 18.19% as of December 2023 down from 19.66% in December 2018 or 19.36% as of December 2013. FIIs holding hit a peak of 21.21% in December 2020.

Indian cos can list on foreign bourses directly - Vimarsana News

Indian cos can list on foreign bourses directly

Business News: The Indian government has given permission for Indian companies to directly list on foreign exchanges, following the opening of GIFT City. However, th

Indian Cos With Overseas Staff On Deputation Get Gst Notices - Vimarsana News

Indian Cos With Overseas Staff On Deputation Get Gst Notices

Experts suggest that companies receiving these notices should examine the specific details of their case. One case, Northern Operating Systems, involved back-office services provided to overseas affiliates, with managerial and technical staff deputed for a specified period. The employees remained on the payroll of their original employer, with salaries reimbursed by the Indian company to the overseas entity.