India tops the chart in citing regulations and red tape and lack of ICT infrastructure as the biggest growth constraints with 69% and 46% v...

India's planned exports touched 34 per cent from 28 per cent in the year-ago period, the figure for Netherlands stood at 30 per cent from 1...

India slipped to the third place in the April-June quarter of 2016, the latest Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR) says.

According to the report, 89 per cent of the respondents in India expressed confidence in the stable government and expect economic recovery.

The stability of the Indian economy can also be gauged from the fact that India tops the chart on expectations of an increasing revenue.

Employment prospects look bright too for 2015 as 73% expect to hire workers (the highest in the IBR survey) - the global average is just 28...

Over 76% of African biz leaders, 72% in Latin America and 67% in Southeast Asia said that the cost of energy is important to their growth s...

India has ranked 8th in the list which was topped by UAE and Philippines, where 90% of businesses said they are optimistic about growth.

Around 86 per cent of Indian businesses want more tax guidance from tax authorities on the issue of acceptable and unacceptable tax plannin...

Businesses around the world are reporting severe skill shortage which in turn is weighing on their growth prospects.

Majority of businesses in India are optimistic about the domestic economy and hopes for a strong start in 2013.

India may have come a long way from the 'licence raj' days, but two-third of businesses here still find it difficult to deal with the gover...

Notwithstanding fears of talent shortage in the country, India witnessed a 12 per cent growth in employment by privately-held businesses la...

Riding high on the booming economy, corporate India is more optimistic about its revenue prospects and expects a higher growth in employmen...

Indian business leaders are among the world’s most stressed employees as they put in more working hours (around 57 hours per week), in a bi...

Indian business leaders are among the world's most stressed employees as they put in more working hours.

With robust domestic growth and growing acceptance of ‘India story’ on global arena, Indian business owners have emerged as the most confid...