‘Trump frustrated with India trade talks…’: US President feels 25% tariff will ‘remedy’ the situation, says adviser; additional penalty for Russia trade ‘shortly’

Trump also announced an ‘additional penalty’ on India for its oil and arms purchases from Russia. (AI image) ‘Trump frustrated with India trade talks…’: US President feels 25% tariff will ‘remedy’ the situation, says adviser; additional penalty for Russia trade ‘shortly’US President Donald Trump is ‘frustrated’ with progress of trade deal talks and is of…

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Indian contract manufacturers go global: Firms capitalise on tariff-led supply gaps; analysts flag ROI risks

Indian electronic contract manufacturers are expanding globally through acquisitions and strategic partnerships to gain access to clients in the US, Europe, and other international markets. They are capitalising on supply chain disruptions triggered by tariff-related shifts, particularly those involving China. These companies are leveraging the current trade environment to acquire technologies and capabilities that would…

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Chartered Accountant stalwart passes away: TN Manoharan dies; ex-ICAI president leaves rich legacy

T N Manoharan, renowned chartered accountant, former chairman of IDBI Bank and one of India’s most respected financial minds, passed away on Wednesday. He was widely acknowledged for his leadership in major institutional recoveries, including the turnaround of Satyam Computers following one of India’s biggest corporate frauds.A former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants…

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India-US deal: Donald Trump’s tariff threats an act of ‘arm-twisting’; UK pact a ‘trendsetter’ – IIFT vice chancellor

File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: PTI) US President Donald Trump’s recent tariff warnings to India have drawn sharp criticism from Indian trade experts, with Professor Rakesh Mohan Joshi, vice chancellor of the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), likening them to “arm-twisting” tactics. In a strong statement as quoted by ANI, Professor…

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Banking reform push: Government weighs 5-day week; denies delay due to manpower shortage

The Indian Banks’ Association’s proposal for a five-day work week in banks, declaring all Saturdays as holidays, is under government consideration. While the finance ministry acknowledges the proposal, it clarifies that implementation is pending, denying staff shortages as a hindrance. The decision, driven by calls for improved work-life balance, awaits further consultations and final approval….

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NSDL IPO opens today: India’s oldest depository goes public with 4,012 crore IPO; should you subscribe? What analysts say

The Initial Public Offering (IPO) of National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL), India’s pioneering and largest depository, opened for subscription on Wednesday, marking a significant event in the Indian financial market. The IPO, which is entirely an offer for sale (OFS) by existing shareholders, aims to raise Rs 4,012 crore, with no fresh capital being raised….

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Tata Motors looks to buy Italian truck maker Iveco; deal likely at $4.5 billion – set to be Tata group’s second biggest acquisition

The last significant acquisition by Tata Motors was Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), purchased for $2.3 billion in 2008. In its biggest acquisition ever, Tata Motors is preparing to acquire Italian truck manufacturer Iveco from the Agnelli family, its main shareholder, for $4.5 billion (3.9 billion). The last significant acquisition by Tata Motors was Jaguar Land…

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Troubles mount! Russia-backed Indian oil refinery reels from EU sanctions blow; Nayara faces new challenges as shippers look to end contracts

Nayara Energy, operates India’s third-largest refinery and supplies petroleum products both domestically and internationally. (AI image) EU sanctions on Russia oil have started causing troubles for Russia-backed Indian refinery Nayara Energy. After news of shipping operators showing reluctance to work with Nayara and Microsoft’s abrupt suspension of IT services for the company, it has come…

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