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RISE AND FALL OF WADHAWANS
Exports to rebound in 2020 but growth to remain subduedCommerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan said the current slowdown in exports is mainly due to a decline in petroleum products, which constitute 13...
Which stocks fell the most due to corporate scandals in past one year?Shares of many companies took a beating in the past year due to numerous scandals that rocked corporate India. We take a look at the bad ne...
Rise and fall of Wadhawans, once toast of Mumbai party circuitWadhawans' fortunes rose around the time the property market was beginning to heat up in 2003.
Exports shrink as global tariff war takes toll on Indian tradeExports contract for first time in 9 months in June as US-China tariff war affects shipments.
Tea industry should benchmark itself: Commerce secretaryHe said that the industry should explore new markets, adding that quality of tea would have to be improved for better price realisation.
India to impose duties on imports within WTO norms: Commerce SecretaryCommerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan was replying to a question about the government's decision to impose import restrictions on imports of non...
Rupee likely to be on a roller-coaster ride this yearMost of the respondents to ET Poll bet on the rupee's wide trading range till December-end.
Trump’s wish for a weak dollar good news for rupeeThe rupee extended its losses beyond 7.5 per cent since January, emerging as the worst performing Asian currency.
A falling rupee to hike cost of overseas borrowing, hedging for India IncPersistent pressure on the rupee will force companies to refresh their hedging strategies.
Rupee hits record low of 69.01 against US dollarThe domestic unit on Wednesday plunged by 37 paise or 0.54 per cent to settle at a 19-month low.
Rupee could fall up to 3% in H1A majority of the respondents believe that the rupee could trade between 66 and 67 per dollar.
Budget wish-list: Realtors root for revision in GST rate, stamp duty removalThe affordable housing space is expected to turn into a Rs 6,00,000 crore opportunity by 2022.
India’s likely purchase of $23.2 billion US treasuries second highest in a yearThe central bank purchased $33.8 billion in 2015, show data from Bloomberg.
2017: India's second highest investment in US Treasuries
DHFL aims 20 per cent growth in FY18, AUM to cross Rs 1 lakh croreWe are looking at 18-20 per cent growth in our business in 2017-18. We ended with Rs 28,000 crore incremental lending, said DHFL.
- DHFL eyes 25-30% loan growth in FY12
"We expect 25-30 percent growth in home loan disbursements in the current fiscal and don't see any fall in demand," DHFL Chairman and MD Ka...
- Overall demand for housing still continues to be strong: DHFL
In an interview with ET Now, Kapil Wadhawan, CMD, Dewan Housing, talks about the orders book of the company and its business strategies. Ex...