In an exclusive interview with Sanjay Pugalia, KV Kamat CEO & MD of ICICI Bank assures that his bank is not exposed to subprime, and money of depositors are safe
In an exclusive interview with Sanjay Pugalia, KV Kamat CEO & MD of ICICI Bank assures that his bank is not exposed to subprime, and money of depositors are safe
An exclusive interview of Narendra Modi, by Sanjay Pugalia.
This was an instant hit, as it was taken 2 days before offfical announcement of Nano getting new home in Gujarat
An exclusive interview of Narendra Modi, by Sanjay Pugalia. This was an instant hit, as it was taken 2 days before offfical announcement of Nano getting new home in Gujarat
The year 2008 proved to be the worst year for the equity markets worldwide.
Will 2009 bring a change?
Could markets restore its glory?
Is the worse phase of recession is yet to see or its all been over?
How India will be impacted in this hard financial time?
The big bull of Indian Market Rakesh Jhunjhunwala answers these all.
An exclusive interview of Narendra Modi, by Sanjay Pugalia. This was an instant hit, as it was taken 2 days before offfical announcement of Nano getting new home in Gujarat
It was a dreadful year for the world's wealthiest as markets and currencies around the world tumbled.
In Forbes' recent survey Anil Ambani has topped the list of Billionaire Blowups 2008.
More than $30 billion is evaporated out of his networth, now left with $12 bilion.
National air-carrier, Air India on Tuesday reduced its basic air fares in the domestic sectors ranging 35-82%.
The maximum reduction in fares was 82% on the Chennai-Bangalore route, while on Mumbai-Kolkata route, the reduction would be 35%.
The superpower USA is in super problem...
What went wrong?
Who is responsible?
How long it'll suffer?
How it impacts India?
What lesson do we get out of this BIG Financial Crisis?
Who is responsible for current global financial crisis?
Is the worst over?
How far India will get affected?
Lets get answered by Nobel Laureate Economist Prof. Amartya Sen
MetLife said it will infuse Rs 100 crore for expansion over the next five months and will subsequently increase the number of financial advisors from 30,000 to 60,000 over this period.
The company said it will also recruit 2000 new sales managers across India in the next five months. Thus, the number of MetLife offices will go up from 96 to 191 over this period, it added.