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Samsung rules out India listing, to focus on AI-integration, interest-free finance to fuel growth

The roles for which Infosys is hiring are mainly open to engineering and computer science graduates. The salary is lucrative as demand for AI talent continues to rise.

Vision IAS penalty: CCPA has imposed a ₹11 lakh fine on ed-tech company Vision IAS for misleading advertisements about its students' performance in the UPSC exams. Here's what the authority found after its investigation.

In a post on LinkedIn, Bengaluru-based entrepreneur Rohit Shroff said that he has paid around ₹4 crore in taxes in terms of GST and income tax “to a country that looks at its most compliant contributors with suspicion by default”.

The Dubai-based private equity firm is looking to fold the Bengaluru-based restaurant chain into a larger food platform as investor interest in mid-sized dining brands accelerates.

In 2025, India enacted significant economic reforms to boost competitiveness and resilience amidst global uncertainties. Key initiatives included income-tax relief, GST restructuring, labor code modernisation, and FDI liberalisation in insurance. These measures aimed to stimulate domestic demand, attract investment, and unlock the nation's untapped pote […]

India's trade focus must shift from signing new deals to maximising existing free trade agreements for export growth, especially in electronics, engineering, and textiles. Facing a challenging global trade environment with rising protectionism and new climate barriers, the nation's export success in 2026 hinges on domestic execution, including qual […]

Indian exporters across various sectors have significant potential to increase shipments to New Zealand, helping the island nation reduce its reliance on China. Despite a bilateral free trade agreement, India's current share in New Zealand's imports is minimal across key categories like agriculture, petroleum, and apparel, indicating a largely unta […]

The coming year will test whether the labour codes can deliver the balance they promise: security for workers, flexibility for employers, and a framework suited to a changing economy.

India is unlikely to achieve the ambitious target of USD 1 trillion in exports of goods and services in FY26, with global slowdown and protectionism weighing on merchandise shipments, economic think tank Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI)on Wednesday.