Please follow and like us: Here is today’s business news, Latest business news India today 24th December 2022 Google is appealing the Competition Commission’s Android Unfair Practices Order Fixed deposit rates at Bajaj Finance are up as much as 25

With 13 potential bidders in the process of completing the valuation of the liabilities in Future Retail (FRL), bankers expect a better recovery rate on their ₹21,555 crore claims. The prospective bidders are expected to submit their final resolution plan

Flipkart and PhonePe have finalized their split and both companies will continue to operate under US retail giant Walmart, a joint statement said Friday. PhonePe was acquired by Flipkart Group in 2016. “Existing as part of this transaction flip card

India Cements Ltd (ICL) said Thursday the fair trade regulator CCI had conducted a “search” at its Chennai office. The Chennai-based company added that it had not violated the CCI regulations. In response

India’s High Commissioner for Sri Lanka Gopal Bhagle said India’s assistance to Sri Lanka is not limited to economic cooperation but also to the island nation’s green development process. Bhagle made the remarks while

Das said a key concern of RBI is that cryptocurrencies have no underlying value. “It’s 100 percent speculative activity,” he added. Das’s comments come against the backdrop of the global cryptocurrency meltdown that has seen billions of dollars wiped out.

New Delhi [India]DEC 21 (ANI): The 19th meeting of experts and coordinators of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO-IBC) Interbank Consortium and the first under Indian Presidency ended here on Wednesday. During the meeting, it was decided to create a database

The fiscal deficit for the first half of the current fiscal year (April to September) remained well below the five-year moving average, reflecting fiscal inflation observed during the period, according to data provided by the Treasury Department. In the statement

Fitch Ratings on Tuesday affirmed India’s long-term foreign currency issuer default rating at “BBB-” with a stable outlook, saying India’s rating reflects strengths from a robust growth outlook relative to peers and still resilient external finances. However, these are offset

The government and UT related data shows that Maharashtra collected the highest corporate income tax in FY22 at ₹2.85,132.25 billion, followed by Delhi at ₹10,5751.38 crore and Karnataka at ₹79,755.88 crore. Among the larger states, the corporate income tax levied