Indian companies across various sectors are increasingly hiring expats for short-term assignments to address talent shortages and gain spec...

As India emerges as a key player in the global electric vehicle market, companies like Tata Motors and Ather Energy are actively recruiting...

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) has directed field formations to exercise discretion in issuing show cause notices rel...

Real estate brokers said expats pay between Rs 1 lakh to Rs 10 lakh and, in some cases, even up to 30 lakh per month for apartments, villas...

Expats are an important source of senior talent across sectors including consumer, automotive, manufacturing and IT, with executives paid u...

As an increasing number of companies in India have their businesses in small cities and towns, hiring an expat is becoming a tough negotiat...

Companies in sectors like auto, industrial, pharmaceutical, chemical & packaging are keen on bringing in people familiar with international...

Major players looking to hire expats are in the automobile sector, retail, e-commerce space, aviation, engineering and manufacturing, exper...

Domestic cos are going slow on expat hiring while sharpening their focus on getting Indians with requisite global experience, & this trend ...

With the rupee's rout pushing up the cost of hiring expatriates, companies are issuing mandates to get Indians on board.

According to industry estimates, there are as many as 40,000 expats working in various industries across the country today.

The number of foreigners seeking jobs in India are no longer limited to the middle & senior levels, but spreading over to beginners as well.

Witholding payments till 58 years forces cos to shun stop-gap arrangements & foot higher bills.

Since Oct 2008, there has been a spate of replacements of expat executives with Indian professionals at the senior level. Keep staff motiva...

Small companies, having been in retail for a longer period, understand the Indian consumer much better. Social networking at shop floor | G...

Jet Airways, India's No 1 private sector airline, has emerged as the largest employer of foreigners, outstripping others by a large margin....

The good old Rupee is enough to lure foreigners, as they embrace Indian salaries with open arms.