USIBC congratulated Piyush Goyal and USTR Katherine Tai for a successful reconvening of the US-India Trade Policy Forum and said that they are glad to see the robust agenda set forth by the leaders.
The H-1B visa programme is unlikely to be a thorny issue in the maiden meeting between US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the talks could yield a "win-win formula" for both the sides, USIBC said
India's liberalisation across numerous sectors of its economy sends a clear message to the global investment community that the country is open for business and reforms are also on-track
Washington: Members of the US-India Business Council have already invested $28 billion in India since September 2014 and another $45 billion is in the pipeline, Council Chairman John Chambers told Prime Minister Narendra Modi here.
New Delhi: Indian government has "privately reassured" industry lobby group US-India Business Council that the country would not invoke 'compulsory licensing' for commercial purposes that could allow local drugmakers to make cheaper products by overriding
Washington: Ahead of Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar's visit to the US, a key trade group has expressed confidence that as India continues reforms US investments and important technology partnerships with Indian industry will grow
Washington: India and the US have to resist the forces of intolerance and remain vigilant in their efforts to make the democracies stronger and more inclusive, Vice- President Joe Biden has said.Speaking at the 40th Annual
Washington: The US-India Business Council (USIBC) will lead a US delegation of Fortune 500 CEOs and senior executives to the Vibrant Gujarat 2015 summit in Gandhinagar, Gujarat in January 2015.This will be USIBC's fourth, and
Washington: The Pentagon has approved two previously-stalled technology transfer licenses to India and in an unprecedented move has set aside USD 20 million for strategic cooperative science and technology projects with New Delhi.While the decision
Washington: The US-India Business Council (USIBC) has reaffirmed its faith and hope in the future of the US-India trade relationship with its members committed to making $41 billion investment in India."There's never been a better
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "extremely successful" US visit, especially his meeting with top business leaders there, has seen a US-India business body committing to $42 billion investment in India with many lauding the
Washington: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that he and US President Barack Obama have the same level of interest in e-governance and thus are implementing programmes towards mobile governance.“Yesterday, me and President Obama discussed
Washington: Majority of American companies consider India as a massive opportunity as the country is on a growth trajectory, a top American business advocacy group today said.Refuting allegations of few American businesses on Indian trade
New Delhi: With the US business community questioning “predictability” of policies in India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has hit out, suggesting that they were finding “faults and excuses” because of economic slowdown in this country.“There
Washington, Jun 7: To fix the killer provisions of immigration reform, the influential US India Business Council (USIBC) has launched a massive lobbying effort and public awareness campaign, previously seen only during the days of
New Delhi, Nov 7 (PTI) Business leaders accompanying US President Barack Obama on his visit here feel India has the potential to become America's largest trading partner.'India is the United States' 12th largest trading partner.
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