49% NRIs looking for investment in property
About 49 per cent of non-resident Indians, or NRIs, are looking to buy property in India purely for investment purposes, according to a study.
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COMPAT to hear DLF appeal against CCI order tomorrow
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) will today, November 9, hear…
India Vs. China in the global business sweepstakes
India and China have been forever up for comparison in the past. There has been no end to the debates on which of the two economies out-performs the other, and China seems to have emerged as the default favourite for any number of reasons.
Residential property: A lateral look at home ownership in India
If the current economic conditions have proved nothing else, they certainly prove that investment in Indian residential real estate is impossible to write off, ignore or find an alternative to.
Indians top buyers of Dubai property
Indians are the biggest property buyers in Dubai among foreign nationals, as per the figure released by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) for the first half of 2011.
Malls as growth drivers for franchising in India
Franchising is basically the replication of a successful business model format across locations through like-minded partners.
Home financiers turn to lower tier towns for growth
It may surprise to many, but the fact is that the housing finance sector has steadily and consistently been posting impressive growth, despite the numerous challenges in the sector.
BCCL picks up ad-for-equity stake in Investor Clinic
Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd has acquired an undisclosed stake in an ad-for-equity deal with Noida-based Investors Clinic Infratech Pvt Ltd.
Residential property – A shadow of caution on the festival Of lights
The festive season looks a bit subdued for property buyers this year. The price corrections that were anticipated in the primary cities have not materialized, at least not in the hoped-for magnitude.
Unitech approaches CLB with offers to buy out Telenor
Unitech in its petition before the CLB, in which it accused Telenor and its executives of ‘oppressive and mala-fide actions’ has offered to buy Norwegian partner Telenor’s 67.25% stake in their mobile joint venture.