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'Brexit' to Create Uncertainty for Indian Businesses in UK: Industry Body
The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Wednesday came out strongly in favour of the UK staying within the European Union (EU), saying the exit of Britain will "create considerable uncertainty" for Indian businesses operating in the country.
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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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More Than Money: Employees In China Demand Cleaner Office Air
It's not only about salaries, promotions and career prospects - many companies in China have found they need to offer cleaner air within their offices to lure and retain staff.
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Chinese PM Li Keqiang in Talks With East and Central European Leaders
Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang arrived in Belgrade Monday for a summit with leaders from 16 central and eastern European countries, a region where Beijing would like to boost its presence.
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India Firm on Stand, WTO Fails to Reach $1 Trillion Deal on Customs Rules
The World Trade Organization failed on Thursday to reach a deal to standardise customs rules, which would have been the first global trade reform in two decades but was blocked by India's demands for concessions on agricultural stockpiling.
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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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European Firms Keen to Invest in India Despite Challenges: Study
Despite numerous challenges, European companies are keen to invest in India and are looking forward to a fresh round of growth once the new government is formed in the country this month, according to a study.
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European Union ban on Alphonso mangoes unfortunate: FICCI
Terming as "unfortunate" the European Union's (EU) decision to ban import of select fruits and vegetables from India, industry body Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) today said the manner in which the ban was imposed leaves open the possibility of more such measures in the days to come.
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China launches free trade zone in Shanghai
China launched a free trade zone in its commercial hub Shanghai on Sunday, state-media reported, with the project seen as a testing ground for much-needed reforms in the world's second largest economy.
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India balances Iran trade visit and Clinton oil calls
India will walk a diplomatic tightrope next week as it plays host to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the same time as a large Iranian trade delegation visits seeking to circumvent tough U.S. sanctions
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'Brexit' to Create Uncertainty for Indian Businesses in UK: Industry Body
The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Wednesday came out strongly in favour of the UK staying within the European Union (EU), saying the exit of Britain will "create considerable uncertainty" for Indian businesses operating in the country.
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European Chamber Says Still Has Concerns On China Anti-Terror Law
The European Chamber of Commerce in China still has concerns about China's new counter-terrorism law despite some of the more contentious cyber elements of it being dropped, the chamber said in a statement released late on Monday.
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More Than Money: Employees In China Demand Cleaner Office Air
It's not only about salaries, promotions and career prospects - many companies in China have found they need to offer cleaner air within their offices to lure and retain staff.
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Chinese PM Li Keqiang in Talks With East and Central European Leaders
Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang arrived in Belgrade Monday for a summit with leaders from 16 central and eastern European countries, a region where Beijing would like to boost its presence.
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India Firm on Stand, WTO Fails to Reach $1 Trillion Deal on Customs Rules
The World Trade Organization failed on Thursday to reach a deal to standardise customs rules, which would have been the first global trade reform in two decades but was blocked by India's demands for concessions on agricultural stockpiling.
-
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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European Firms Keen to Invest in India Despite Challenges: Study
Despite numerous challenges, European companies are keen to invest in India and are looking forward to a fresh round of growth once the new government is formed in the country this month, according to a study.
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European Union ban on Alphonso mangoes unfortunate: FICCI
Terming as "unfortunate" the European Union's (EU) decision to ban import of select fruits and vegetables from India, industry body Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) today said the manner in which the ban was imposed leaves open the possibility of more such measures in the days to come.
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China launches free trade zone in Shanghai
China launched a free trade zone in its commercial hub Shanghai on Sunday, state-media reported, with the project seen as a testing ground for much-needed reforms in the world's second largest economy.
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India balances Iran trade visit and Clinton oil calls
India will walk a diplomatic tightrope next week as it plays host to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the same time as a large Iranian trade delegation visits seeking to circumvent tough U.S. sanctions
