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One Atmosphere to invest Rs 500 crore for the expansion of luxury service apartments verticalONE Atmosphere is investing Rs 500 crore to expand its luxury service apartments, aiming for 7500 keys in India and abroad over five years....- Iran-Israel conflict puts UAE, Saudi Arabia's foreign workers under strainA protracted conflict in the Gulf is jeopardizing billions in remittances, vital for families across Asia and Africa. Migrant workers, like...
- Singapore-based fintech company Aleta aims to expand operations into IndiaAleta Planet, a Singapore fintech firm, is set to enter the Indian market. The company will provide infrastructure for Visa debit cards, en...
- Crisis as credibility test: How the UAE’s response to the Iran-Israel conflict could shape its next decade as a global residency hubThe UAE's promise of a safe haven faces its biggest test amid the Iran conflict. Despite heightened tensions, daily life remains stable, sh...
- Mumbai remains most expensive city for expats: Mercer surveyThe report finds top Indian cities have dropped in rankings in surveying the most and least expensive cities for expatriates globally. Ashg...
- Mumbai in top 20 most expensive cities in Asia for expatriates: MercerAccording to Mercer's 25th Annual Cost of Living Survey, Mumbai fell 12 spots and was ranked at the 67th position out of 209 cities surveye...
- Mumbai is India's most expensive city for expatriates: SurveyOutside of Asia, European and African cities were among the priciest cities for employees.
- For expats, Mumbai more expensive than Melbourne & Frankfurt: SurveyOther Indian cities featuring in the survey include Delhi (103), Chennai (144), Bengaluru (170), with Kolkata (182) being the least expensi...
- Mumbai most expensive for expatriates in India: MercerMumbai is placed 57th on the list while New Delhi was placed at 99. Chennai (135), Bangalore (166) and Kolkata (184) were the other Indian ...
- Mumbai most expensive city in India for expats: SurveyAccording to Mercer's 2016 Cost of Living Survey, Mumbai ranked 82 among a list of other countries followed by New Delhi (130) and Chennai ...
- Maximum 4 expats in each Indian branch: RBI to foreign banks"In the light of these requests, the position in this regard has since been reviewed in consultation with the Government of India.
- New Delhi most expensive Indian city for expats: SurveyNew Delhi has moved up 6 spots in the regional ranking to 41st place. Globally, it is now 174th most expensive location for expatriates, up...
- Mumbai is India's most expensive city to live in for expatriates: Mercer’s surveyMumbai, climbed 66 places in the ranking due to its rapid economic growth, inflation and a stable currency against the US dollar.
- Mumbai most expensive city for expatriates in India; globally Angola ranks No 1: Mercer’s surveyLuanda, the capital of Angola, has been rated the world’s costliest city to live in while Mumbai is the most expensive city for expatriates...
- India tops in inflow, outflow of expatriate executives: SurveyIndia ranks No 1 among all countries in respect of both the inflow and outflow of expatriate executives, according to a survey by The Econo...
- New-age service providers make expats feel at homeApart from real estate and housing services, now travel cos & night-clubs are offering attractive packages to expats. Get your dream job | ...
- Service providers catering to requirements of expatsApart from realty and housing services, travel cos & nightclubs are offering attractive packages to cater to the expats' needs. Next Gen of...
- Indian cities become cheaper to live in for expatriatesRise in commodity prices, which has impacted Indians has surprisingly not hit the expatriates living here Climbing corporate ladder | India...
- Rupee rise, economic growth make Indian cities costlier for expatsGlobally, the most expensive city for expatriates is Luanda in Angola, followed by Norwegian capital of Oslo and Moscow. Ten penny-pinching...
- India not popular destination among expatsExpatriates working for multi national corporations still face lot of problems in operating from the Indian locales.
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