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Toshiba Cuts Annual Profit Outlook After 75 Percent Plunge in Q2 Earnings
Toshiba on Friday said that it was cutting its annual operating profit outlook after the company reported dismal second-quarter profit. The Japanese firm reported a 75 percent fall in Q2 profit, and said it was impacted by a slew of factors including a slump in the hard disk drive market and an appraisal loss following a fall share prices in the co...
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India's Forex Reserves Fall To $634.28 Billion
Country's foreign exchange reserves fell by $678 million to $634.28 billion in the week ended January 21 over slide in foreign currency assets
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SBI Raises $1 Billion Loan From Japanese Lenders
The loan is intended to promote the smooth flow of funds for the whole range of business operations of Japanese automobile manufacturers in India.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Honda Introduces Easy Car Finance Options For Customers
Honda Cars India has announced introducing a range of easy car finance scheme for its customers. The company says that it has been working closely with various financial institutions to offer some lucrative plans to increase affordability and support car purchase. In fact, the Japanese carmaker has partnered with Kotak Mahindra Bank for a customer-...
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Arun Jaitley Invites Japanese Firms To Manufacture In India
Mr Jaitley also highlighted various initiatives under the "Make in India" programme which is a flagship scheme of the central government to spur domestic manufacturing.
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High Court Ruling To Facilitate Payout To DoCoMo, Says Tata Sons
The high court rejected Reserve Bank of India's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay over $1.1 billion to the Japanese firm.
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Hope RBI Won't Delay Final Resolution With Tatas: DoCoMo
The Delhi High Court rejected Reserve Bank of India's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay $1.17 billion to the Japanese telecom major.
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Tata-DoCoMo Truce May Leave Japanese Firm With $790 Million To Invest In India: Report
Both companies are likely to approach India's central bank within 15 days with a plan that will offer to split the payment into two parts, the source, who has direct knowledge of the matter, said.
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Ola May Get Rs 2,000 Crore From SoftBank In New Funding Round: Report
According to sources close to the deal, ANI Technologies Pvt's Ola may raise $250-300 million in a new round of funding led by the Japanese telecom and Internet major, and other existing investors may also participate.
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Bank Of India Sells 18% Stake In Insurance JV To Dai-ichi Life
State-owned Bank of India has sold an 18 per cent stake in the insurance joint venture Star Union Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company Ltd (SUD) to its Japanese partner.
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Investors Pull $7.4 Billion From Stocks Funds, Largest Outflow In 12 Weeks: BAML
Global investors pulled $7.4 billion from equity funds in the week to Wednesday, the largest outflow in around three months, as uncertainty over U.S. and Japanese monetary policy unnerved stocks, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said.
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Bank Of India Looks To Raise Rs 500 Crore More From Asset Sale This Year
In June, the bank had raised Rs 540 crore by selling 18 per cent stake in life insurance joint venture with Dai-ichi and Union Bank of India to the Japanese firm.
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Most Names Doing Rounds To Replace Rajan Are Inflation Doves: Nomura
In what is likely to appease the pro-growth lobby, Japanese brokerage Nomura has opined that most names being considered to fill the post of RBI Governor have a neutral-to-dovish stance on fighting inflation, unlike the incumbent Raghuram Rajan whose hawkishness is well known.
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Turkmenistan Seeks Saudi, Japanese Funding For TAPI Pipeline
Turkmenistan is in talks with the Islamic Development Bank, the Saudi Fund for Development and Japan's government on financing the construction of a gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, a project official said on Saturday.
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Bankruptcy Code Positive Financial Sector Reform: Nomura
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is a very positive financial sector reform, especially for the banking sector, as it will give creditors a legal path for recovering their dues in a time-bound manner, according to a report by Japanese financial services major Nomura.
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Toshiba Cuts Annual Profit Outlook After 75 Percent Plunge in Q2 Earnings
Toshiba on Friday said that it was cutting its annual operating profit outlook after the company reported dismal second-quarter profit. The Japanese firm reported a 75 percent fall in Q2 profit, and said it was impacted by a slew of factors including a slump in the hard disk drive market and an appraisal loss following a fall share prices in the co...
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India's Forex Reserves Fall To $634.28 Billion
Country's foreign exchange reserves fell by $678 million to $634.28 billion in the week ended January 21 over slide in foreign currency assets
-
SBI Raises $1 Billion Loan From Japanese Lenders
The loan is intended to promote the smooth flow of funds for the whole range of business operations of Japanese automobile manufacturers in India.
-
Coronavirus Pandemic: Honda Introduces Easy Car Finance Options For Customers
Honda Cars India has announced introducing a range of easy car finance scheme for its customers. The company says that it has been working closely with various financial institutions to offer some lucrative plans to increase affordability and support car purchase. In fact, the Japanese carmaker has partnered with Kotak Mahindra Bank for a customer-...
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Arun Jaitley Invites Japanese Firms To Manufacture In India
Mr Jaitley also highlighted various initiatives under the "Make in India" programme which is a flagship scheme of the central government to spur domestic manufacturing.
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High Court Ruling To Facilitate Payout To DoCoMo, Says Tata Sons
The high court rejected Reserve Bank of India's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay over $1.1 billion to the Japanese firm.
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Hope RBI Won't Delay Final Resolution With Tatas: DoCoMo
The Delhi High Court rejected Reserve Bank of India's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay $1.17 billion to the Japanese telecom major.
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Tata-DoCoMo Truce May Leave Japanese Firm With $790 Million To Invest In India: Report
Both companies are likely to approach India's central bank within 15 days with a plan that will offer to split the payment into two parts, the source, who has direct knowledge of the matter, said.
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Ola May Get Rs 2,000 Crore From SoftBank In New Funding Round: Report
According to sources close to the deal, ANI Technologies Pvt's Ola may raise $250-300 million in a new round of funding led by the Japanese telecom and Internet major, and other existing investors may also participate.
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Bank Of India Sells 18% Stake In Insurance JV To Dai-ichi Life
State-owned Bank of India has sold an 18 per cent stake in the insurance joint venture Star Union Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company Ltd (SUD) to its Japanese partner.
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Investors Pull $7.4 Billion From Stocks Funds, Largest Outflow In 12 Weeks: BAML
Global investors pulled $7.4 billion from equity funds in the week to Wednesday, the largest outflow in around three months, as uncertainty over U.S. and Japanese monetary policy unnerved stocks, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) said.
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Bank Of India Looks To Raise Rs 500 Crore More From Asset Sale This Year
In June, the bank had raised Rs 540 crore by selling 18 per cent stake in life insurance joint venture with Dai-ichi and Union Bank of India to the Japanese firm.
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Most Names Doing Rounds To Replace Rajan Are Inflation Doves: Nomura
In what is likely to appease the pro-growth lobby, Japanese brokerage Nomura has opined that most names being considered to fill the post of RBI Governor have a neutral-to-dovish stance on fighting inflation, unlike the incumbent Raghuram Rajan whose hawkishness is well known.
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Turkmenistan Seeks Saudi, Japanese Funding For TAPI Pipeline
Turkmenistan is in talks with the Islamic Development Bank, the Saudi Fund for Development and Japan's government on financing the construction of a gas pipeline to Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, a project official said on Saturday.
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Bankruptcy Code Positive Financial Sector Reform: Nomura
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is a very positive financial sector reform, especially for the banking sector, as it will give creditors a legal path for recovering their dues in a time-bound manner, according to a report by Japanese financial services major Nomura.
