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India may unlock business visas for ChineseIndia is set to ease visa restrictions for Chinese business execs. This move aims to improve bilateral relations. Companies like Vivo and X...- Thailand eases visa rules for professionals, wealthy foreignersThailand has revised its long-term resident (LTR) visa rules to attract skilled professionals, investors, and wealthy foreigners. Changes i...
- Kimchi, sausage & tempura: How 1980s Chennai became a hub of culinary & cultural diversityOutsiders may assume Chennai’s cuisine consists of idli-dosa and biryani made with short-grain rice, but the city’s cultural scene combined...
- Thailand lures rich foreigners with 10-year visa, tax breaksThe new visa program, unveiled more than a year earlier and launched formally on Wednesday, seeks to build on post-pandemic efforts to welc...
- This summer's wondrous fruits: From cempedak to santolWhile the exotica bug has truly bitten the fruit world, celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar says nutritional benefits lie with native, lo...
- Growing international workforce: India among top 7 destinations for women expatsSingapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, China & Malaysia are the most preferred by expat working women ahead of India.
- Why Japan is pouring lakhs of crores in cut-rate loans to build infrastructure across IndiaJICA is today the largest bilateral donor agency in India, having disbursed over Rs 1.5 lakh crore of soft loans to India since 2007-08.
- Bucking stagnation elsewhere, the quiet rise of South AsiaWhen growth is falling sharply in most other emerging nations, as commodity prices collapse and global trade slows, South Asia has proved r...
- MNCs find it tough to do business in India due to corruption and uncertain lawsPayments to govt to renew contracts and for licences and permits are not alien and govt interference breeds a culture of corruption.
- Can Dentsu open its door to Indian clients?The world's fifth largest ad agency is small in India. Last year, it brought in a new chief and the results are beginning to show.
- Rupee@52: Bad for Sensex, economy; but good for NRIs & expatriatesA weaker rupee could mean good news for NRIs and others remitting money from abroad to their families, as also for those having invested in...
- India through the eyes of Rene SeifertSeifert came to India in 2003 and met officials from the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce, apart from local lawyers and chartered accountant...
- India has second-largest number of homegrown companiesIndia was ranked second behind China among the ten rapidly growing economies in terms of number of such homegrown leaders. BPO going shop-f...
- Take a look at best retail projects of '06The ICSC 2006 awards honoured outstanding retail projects around the world. Among them was an Indian one.
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