States have little to differentiate themselves for a foreign investor seeking to make India a global production base. There is no tax arbit...

The government harmonised capital gains tax across asset classes, reducing tax arbitrage among equities, real estate, and gold. This move a...

Taxation of capital gains from equity ownership has gained popularity in the Indian budget, aiming to direct household savings into more pr...

GCCs are client owned and operated delivery centres providing critical technology for multinational companies.

The $160 billion IT industry is expected to sharply slow down this year too, with a 5% or so growth, at best, in constant currency terms.

There is no doubt that India is still a highly attractive and viable option for low-cost labour, albeit not quite as good as it was 15 year...

It says after three decades of rapid growth marked by industrial expansion and urbanization, China faces a calamitous environmental situati...

Indian IT cos accounted for $31 bn, or 4.8%, of the worldwide IT spending of $641 bn in 2006-07 . This year, it is estimated to be $77 bn, ...

Some people I met told me that all their management cares about is utilisation and how much they get paid for an hour, says David J Anderso...

As China loses its sheen as the factory of the world an industry lobby group for Indian cos believes it offers a great opportunity for Indi...

Indian IT companies have over-leveraged their traditional advantages of offering cost-arbitrage and skilled labour.

Local IT companies need to get a global makeover to bid for government and civilian outsourcing contracts in other countries, senior associ...

The rupee posted its worst loss in more than a month on Wednesday sending the local currency to a two-month low of 49.33 against the US dol...

India has emerged as the most matured location for offshored IT services, though this dominance might be chipping away given the rising cos...

Currency movement is not the only factor that is proving to be a nemesis for the Indian software industry.

India has topped AT Kearney’s Global Services Location Index, racing past arch IT rivals like China, the Philippines and Mexico.

A survey says India will maintain its low-cost IT skills for another 30 years.