Going viral
The China COVID 19 attack is likely to hurt India Inc more than help it, a series of stories by BL show. Here are a few.
CRISIL thinks it will be disruptive…
Also read: Prolonged coronavirus outbreak could be disruptive for India Inc, says Crisil
The poultry industry is treading on eggshells….
Also read: As meat-eaters chicken out on coronavirus scare, poultry sector recovery may be hit
Mobile phone makers say they import 75-78 per cent of components from China…..
Read more: Coronavirus keeps Indian mobile phone industry on tenterhooks
Durable makers are staring at production cuts…..
Also read: By March, consumers can expect price hikes and less choices on retail shelves
Making up
Feuding members of the KK Modi family are looking to bury the hatchet
Train at end of tunnel
Telcos fretting about how to pay up their AGR dues now have something new to worry about – service tax and GST dues on their AGR payments!
Also read: AGR dues: Telcos may need to shell out service tax/GST as well
Muted growth
NCAER pegs India’s growth a notch lower than the CSO for FY20, at 4.9 per cent.
Also read: NCAER pegs GDP growth at 4.9 per cent in 2019-20
Deal or no deal?
What to expect (or not) from the Trump visit
Also read: The India-US trade deal won’t come so easy
Favoured by Fortune
TCS has made it to a global list of top 20 places to work
Read more: TCS bags a spot in `Fortune’s Best Companies to Work for’ in 2020 list
Less taxing
Even before recent corporate tax cuts took effect, India Inc was paying less tax, budget data shows.
Also read: Despite no major tax tweaks, India Inc never had it so good
Tesla’s anti-handbook
Also read: All you need to know about Tesla’s quirky “anti-handbook”
Compiled by Aarati Krishnan
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