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Sex Harassment Scandal-Hit UK's Biggest Business Lobby Confirms Job Cuts
Britain's biggest business lobby group on Friday confirmed plans to cut jobs after allegations of sexual harassment triggered an exodus of members.
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Indian-Origin Karan Bilimoria Appointed Oxford University Visiting Fellow
Karan Bilimoria, Indian-origin peer in the House of Lords and President of the Confederation of British Industry, has been appointed a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oxford.
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Budget 2018: UK Businesses Appeal For Reduction In Corporate Tax
Remove FDI restrictions on certain sectors in the forthcoming Budget, UK India Business Council and Confederation of British Industry tell Arun Jaitley.
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UK Created Maximum Jobs In India Via FDI Between 2000 And 2016: Report
The UK remains the largest job creator in India via foreign direct investment, seeing off tough competition from Japan, creating one in 10 jobs between April 2000 and September 2016, says a report.
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Indo-British Collaboration To Receive Boost Post-Brexit: British Diplomat
In the post-Brexit era, Britain is looking forward to widen its global scope with Indo-British collaborations in diverse sectors, which are expected to receive a fresh boost, British Deputy High Commissioner Bruce Bucknell said in Guwahati today.
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David Cameron Says Britain Can Survive Outside EU
Britain can survive outside the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said today as he denied he was planning to campaign for Britain to stay in the EU regardless of the outcome of reform talks.
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Channel Migrants Crisis Bites Into British Business
The disruption to freight between Britain and mainland Europe caused by strikes and illegal immigration is starting to hurt British businesses, from luxury English car manufacturers to Scottish seafood exporters.
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India Among Biggest UK Foreign Investors: Report
India has retained its position as a leading foreign investor into Britain, according to latest UK Trade and Industry (UKTI) figures released in London on Sunday.
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UK Hosts Round-Table Over Indian Mango Ban
The British government today held talks with all the stakeholders to help lift the EU ban on the import of Indian mangoes before the sanctioned date of December 2015.
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'Unfair and discriminatory' visa bond angers UK Indians
With the British government's planning to demand a hefty visa bond from visitors of certain "high-risk" countries, Indians all over Britain protested against it and called it "unfair" and "discriminatory".
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British cabinet minister to visit Kerala next week
British Cabinet Minister for Communities and Local Government Eric Pickles will lead a business delegation to Kochi for two days from June 4.
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Government may consider waiving penalty in Vodafone-like cases
The government may dilute the provisions to allow waiver of penalties on tax demands to be raised on Vodafone-like acquisitions involving domestic assets.
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Global trade bodies write to Prime Minister to review change in tax law
In the backdrop of Vodafone controversy, global business associations have sought reconsideration of the retrospective amendment of the Income Tax Act.
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UK defends limit on Indian professionals
The David Cameron government on Friday defended its decision to introduce an interim limit on skilled workers from India and other countries outside the European Union, despite concerns raised by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and others.
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Sex Harassment Scandal-Hit UK's Biggest Business Lobby Confirms Job Cuts
Britain's biggest business lobby group on Friday confirmed plans to cut jobs after allegations of sexual harassment triggered an exodus of members.
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Indian-Origin Karan Bilimoria Appointed Oxford University Visiting Fellow
Karan Bilimoria, Indian-origin peer in the House of Lords and President of the Confederation of British Industry, has been appointed a Visiting Fellow at the University of Oxford.
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Budget 2018: UK Businesses Appeal For Reduction In Corporate Tax
Remove FDI restrictions on certain sectors in the forthcoming Budget, UK India Business Council and Confederation of British Industry tell Arun Jaitley.
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UK Created Maximum Jobs In India Via FDI Between 2000 And 2016: Report
The UK remains the largest job creator in India via foreign direct investment, seeing off tough competition from Japan, creating one in 10 jobs between April 2000 and September 2016, says a report.
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Indo-British Collaboration To Receive Boost Post-Brexit: British Diplomat
In the post-Brexit era, Britain is looking forward to widen its global scope with Indo-British collaborations in diverse sectors, which are expected to receive a fresh boost, British Deputy High Commissioner Bruce Bucknell said in Guwahati today.
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David Cameron Says Britain Can Survive Outside EU
Britain can survive outside the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron said today as he denied he was planning to campaign for Britain to stay in the EU regardless of the outcome of reform talks.
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Channel Migrants Crisis Bites Into British Business
The disruption to freight between Britain and mainland Europe caused by strikes and illegal immigration is starting to hurt British businesses, from luxury English car manufacturers to Scottish seafood exporters.
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India Among Biggest UK Foreign Investors: Report
India has retained its position as a leading foreign investor into Britain, according to latest UK Trade and Industry (UKTI) figures released in London on Sunday.
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UK Hosts Round-Table Over Indian Mango Ban
The British government today held talks with all the stakeholders to help lift the EU ban on the import of Indian mangoes before the sanctioned date of December 2015.
-
'Unfair and discriminatory' visa bond angers UK Indians
With the British government's planning to demand a hefty visa bond from visitors of certain "high-risk" countries, Indians all over Britain protested against it and called it "unfair" and "discriminatory".
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British cabinet minister to visit Kerala next week
British Cabinet Minister for Communities and Local Government Eric Pickles will lead a business delegation to Kochi for two days from June 4.
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Government may consider waiving penalty in Vodafone-like cases
The government may dilute the provisions to allow waiver of penalties on tax demands to be raised on Vodafone-like acquisitions involving domestic assets.
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Global trade bodies write to Prime Minister to review change in tax law
In the backdrop of Vodafone controversy, global business associations have sought reconsideration of the retrospective amendment of the Income Tax Act.
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UK defends limit on Indian professionals
The David Cameron government on Friday defended its decision to introduce an interim limit on skilled workers from India and other countries outside the European Union, despite concerns raised by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and others.
