Top Business News of 30th January
1. Central Government may go easy on fiscal target
Before the budget, Indian economy is forecast to grow between 7 per cent and 7.5 per cent in 2018-19. According to the economic survey for 2017-18, it can show in the GDP growth that India is the world’s fastest-growing major economy However, the Survey cautioned that determined high global crude oil prices remain a risk factor. Breaking news India
The Growth in the current fiscal year, which going to end in this March is estimated at 6.75 per cent and slightly higher than the Central Statistics Office's (CSO) estimate of 6.5 per cent.
2. KPIT, Birlasoft to merge, then to split into two
The Birlasoft Noida-headquartered is a part of the $1.6 billion CK Birla Group, is the merger with bigger IT services company KPIT Technologies it is to create a $700 million combined. These two now working on different firm, KPIT will be split into two separate listed businesses. The first one has focused on automotive engineering and mobility solutions and another one is on enterprise digital IT services.
3. Amazon’s global loss hits $2 billion in Jan-Sept on India spends
Now a day , Amazon's losses from its international business now stand at $2.1 billion for the first nine months of 2017. In comparison, almost $800 million in the corresponding period in the last year (2017) which is according to a presentation made to the company's shareholders. These losses in Amazon have been growing ,expanding on the platform of internet major's heavy investments in India. India startup news
Top Amazon executives, during conference calls after the quarterly results, have been repeatedly stressing that India will continue to see investments from the tech giant as it places a long-term bet on this market. These executives have admitted that India investments are a drag on Amazon's international business.
Top Amazon executives, during conference calls after the quarterly results, have been repeatedly stressing that India will continue to see investments from the tech giant as it places a long-term bet on this market. These executives have admitted that India investments are a drag on Amazon's international business.
4. India's GDP to grow 7-7.5 % in 2018-19, says Economic Survey
Just before the budget going to introduce, the Economic Survey 2017-18 tabled in Parliament by Arun Jaitley ( Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs) predicts India's GDP to grow 7 - 7.5 percent in 2018-19, an increase from its prediction of 6.75 percent growth this fiscal. In this survey, it shows the role of GST( Goods and Service Tax). The new Indian implementation of the recapitalization package, the purpose is to strengthen the public sectors such as banking, and others. FDI and export also uplift from the global recovery which helps the economic growth this year. startup world news
5. Tech captives may keep hiring in India despite Trump’s tax breaks
The country is home to nearly 1,100 GICs, which is a major glob of which are of US-based companies, and they employ around one-fourth of the 3.9 million IT professionals.
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