According to data sourced from Prime Database, there are 28 non-India expat CEOs among the 2,521 CEOs cumulatively appointed by 2,048 liste...

Wipro’s board has taken a step in the right direction. Now, besides the skills and effectiveness of the incoming CEO, the freedom given to ...

More than half of expats are confident that their life here can help build personal wealth, finds an HSBC survey.

At the peak of the digital boom in 2015, ventures like Flipkart, Zomato and Snapdeal reportedly hired over 30 CXO-level executives from Sil...

The cricketer demanded swift action against alleged racist approach of the expat pilots at the airline.

Expats have rushed to their tax consultants — big four in most cases — for a way around this as they fear their privacy will be compromised...

In comparison to other countries in the region, India also has the highest proportion of expats on an international secondment or assignmen...

Remitting the salary of anyone employed in India by an entity in the country in foreign currency is not permitted under FEMA, said an offic...

After Singapore, New Zealand was ranked as the second best place for expats followed by Sweden and Bahrain in the third and fourth place re...

The survey further said India has the third largest proportion of expatriates sent by companies for overseas assignments, after Brazil and ...

IT cos that have turned to expatriates to fill senior management positions are facing challenges in retaining them.

Multinational companies are wielding the axe on jobs with 'expat terms' as global recession forces them to cut costs. Over 200 PSUs flout a...

With higher growth prospects in India, there's a whole new generation of expats who are now moving from one company to another within India.

There are roughly 40,000 expats working in India at present, of which 15% are in top leadership roles, according to study by CRA. Expat CEO...

After expat executives, it's expat interns looking for some crucial emerging market experience in India.

You’ve heard of expat executives, looking for some crucial emerging market experience in India. But how about expat interns?

Call it reverse brain drain. The growing Indian economy is fast attracting more foreigners to work here.