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Most Indian firms may give 10-15% salary hikes over next year
The 2015/16 India Salary and Employment Outlook released by recruitment consultants Michael Page says 99 percent of companies surveyed will give salary hikes over the next 12 months. Sectors like ecommerce, health care and infrastructure lead hiring activity
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You can't build a business by looking at quarter on quarter: Amit Jatia
Amit Jatia, vice-chairman of Westlife Development, the master franchise for McDonald's in South and West India, believes it might take another three quarters for consumer sentiment to improve in the country
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South India and the spirit of enterprise
South India has contributed in throwing up some of India's foremost business leaders
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Vodafone India's April-September Ebitda up 6.7 percent
The Indian arm of the British multinational telco posted a growth in turnover and operating profit, despite regulatory changes impacting financials, on the back of higher number of subscribers and growth in data traffic and earnings
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IndiGo stock flies on market debut
Two major brands hit market with mixed results, Coffee Day stock continues to struggle
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Markets shrug off initial worries over NDA's Bihar election defeat
A late recovery saved the Sensex from a big fall on Monday; but attractive valuations in China may cap further up move
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Focus may sharpen on reforms after NDA's Bihar poll loss: India Inc
The Nitish Kumar-led Grand Alliance's overwhelming victory in the recently concluded elections may embolden other parties to unite in their opposition to the ruling NDA; reform measures like GST may face delay
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Tata Advanced Systems and Boeing to form aerostructure JV in India
Both companies say they plan to grow the JV in the future and collaborate on integrated development opportunities in the country
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Tata Motors posts Rs 430 crore loss in Q2 FY16
An exceptional charge of Rs 2,493 crore recognised by the company due to the Jaguar Land Rover vehicles damaged in the Tianjin port explosion in China forced the car maker into the red in the September 2015 quarter
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Will the Modi government's new discom revival plan work?
On paper, the Ujwal Discom Assurance Yojana looks better than previous attempts, but populism of poll-bound state governments remains a threat
