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Global investors come chasing Indian distressed assets
New bankruptcy law gives off the required transparency to make deals possible Mumbai: In India, the vultures are circling. These vultures are investors looking for ... -
UAE billionaire to invest $150m in India's 'biggest movie'
Dr BR Shetty, founder and chairman of UAE Exchange and NMC Healthcare, says he is backing 'The Mahabharata' A UAE-based billionaire has announced plans to ... -
India's fugitive tycoon Vijay Mallya arrested on behalf of Delhi authorities: London police
London Metropolitan police on Tuesday announced the arrest of fugitive Indian business tycoon Vijay Mallya on behalf of Indian authorities in relation to fraud charges. London ... -
Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed concludes three-day India visit
Shaikh Mohammad was the Chief Guest at India’s Republic Day celebrations and a 200-member strong UAE military contingent lead the ceremonial parade Shaikh Mohammad Bin ... -
India and the UAE: Envisioning a Partnership for the Future
Shaikh Mohammad Bin Zayed and the Indian PM Narendra Modi issue joint statement The United Arab Emirates and the Republic of India are committed to ... -
India's SpiceJet agrees to buy 100 new planes from Boeing
Budget carrier ramping up fleet with 100 new 737s from Boeing, with an option for 50 more Indian budget carrier SpiceJet said on Friday it ... -
India is trying to solve its cash crisis with a massive lottery of electronic money
Nearly a month after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that 86% of his country's cash would become worthless due to suspicions of rampant illegal ... -
India surprises by holding rates at six-year low
India's central bank has unexpectedly held interest rates at a six-year low. The cost of borrowing will remain unchanged at 6.25% ahead of a possible ... -
India train crash: Scores killed in derailment near Kanpur
At least 96 people have been killed after 14 carriages of an Indian express train derailed in northern Uttar Pradesh state, police say. The incident ... -
India's rupee crackdown sees money-changers ink-marked
India is using indelible ink on fingers to ensure people get only one chance to change their big bank notes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi scrapped ...
