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With 30% Tax, India's Stand On Crypto Becomes Clear
India took a step closer to adopting cryptocurrencies after years of wavering on its stance, as the country seeks to keep up with the global move toward the digital assets.
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Behind-The-Scenes Preps For LIC IPO, India's Biggest-Ever
In Mumbai's sleek skyscrapers, harried bankers race the clock to appraise a company that hasn't been valued in decades.
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India Pushing For $203 Billion Valuation For LIC
India is pushing for a valuation of about Rs 15 lakh crore ($203 billion) for a state-owned insurer thats soon expected to file for the nations biggest initial public offering, people familiar with the matter said, even as arrangers awaited a final report on the firms estimated worth.
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Virus Gives Online Payments Fresh Boost 4 Years After Cash Ban
The coronavirus outbreak may finally accomplish what India's shock demonetization four years ago failed to achieve: Use of digital payments is soaring for everything from groceries, electricity bills and cab fares.
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A Guide To Government's Decisions To Cushion Economy From COVID-19
Banks don't need to set aside cash reserves for loans given to small businesses between January 31 to July 31, or for credit to help consumers buy a car or home.
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With 30% Tax, India's Stand On Crypto Becomes Clear
India took a step closer to adopting cryptocurrencies after years of wavering on its stance, as the country seeks to keep up with the global move toward the digital assets.
-
Behind-The-Scenes Preps For LIC IPO, India's Biggest-Ever
In Mumbai's sleek skyscrapers, harried bankers race the clock to appraise a company that hasn't been valued in decades.
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India Pushing For $203 Billion Valuation For LIC
India is pushing for a valuation of about Rs 15 lakh crore ($203 billion) for a state-owned insurer thats soon expected to file for the nations biggest initial public offering, people familiar with the matter said, even as arrangers awaited a final report on the firms estimated worth.
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Virus Gives Online Payments Fresh Boost 4 Years After Cash Ban
The coronavirus outbreak may finally accomplish what India's shock demonetization four years ago failed to achieve: Use of digital payments is soaring for everything from groceries, electricity bills and cab fares.
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A Guide To Government's Decisions To Cushion Economy From COVID-19
Banks don't need to set aside cash reserves for loans given to small businesses between January 31 to July 31, or for credit to help consumers buy a car or home.
