Mumbai: Senior Congress leader and former Maharashtra Chief Minister Narayan Rane today categorically denied that he or any of his family members were having accounts in foreign banks.A media report today named Rane's wife Neelam
New Delhi: With a media report mentioning a fresh list of account holders abroad, CPI today said the onus is now on the government to immediately prosecute those having illegal accounts and confiscate the black
London: NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul today said that all his bank accounts were legitimate.“All my accounts are legitimate. I am responsible for them. I pay full taxes where due,” he said reacting to media
New Delhi: With total funds of USD 4.1 billion, Indians rank 16th on the new leaked HSBC list of Swiss bank account holders from over 200 countries, while people from Switzerland itself are on the
New Delhi: With a new ‘HSBC list' of Swiss bank accounts revealing over 1,000 Indian names, Switzerland today said these are from “stolen data”—an assertion that might make it difficult for India to get details
New Delhi: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on black money will hold a meeting today to discuss status of cases of Indians found to have been holding illegal accounts abroad and disclosures made by an
India's current account is likely to swing to surplus after 32 quarters of deficit in the January-March period, and will halve to 0.6 per cent of GDP in the next financial year starting April 1,
New Delhi: In a recent report published by HSBC, it has been revealed that most of the Indians depend on cash deposits and second domestic property for post –retirement income.Around 88% of the respondents said
Mumbai: With over-leveraged corporates and stressed banking assets, the onus of getting the economy back on track has fallen again on an equally stressed government, says a report.The responsibility is to boost growth by increasing
New Delhi: Services sector activity in India expanded in December, but at a slower pace as firms received lesser number of new orders as compared to the previous month, a monthly HSBC survey said.In November,
New Delhi: Currency volatility will continue to plague Asian units as both global and local factors will exert pressure in 2015, but the rupee will be comparatively better off in the region, says HSBC.Pegging the
Paris: Whistleblower Herve Falciani, who leaked information related to thousands of illicit bank account holders at HSBC in Geneva, was indicted by Swiss authorities on Thursday for industrial espionage and breach of trade and banking
New Delhi: India has been ranked as the second most ‘up and coming' destination – the countries that are getting better as a place to live and work in – for expats after China, says
New Delhi: Manufacturing and services sectors in India expanded at a faster pace than China in November, even as emerging market output slipped for the second consecutive month to a six-month low, a HSBC survey
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to ensure that the ongoing income tax probe for suspected black money concerning 627 Indians who have accounts in HSBC bank, Geneva, do not get time
New Delhi: Services sector activity in India accelerated at the fastest pace in five months in November, driven by faster growth in new business orders, an HSBC survey said today.The HSBC India Services Business Activity
New Delhi: India's manufacturing sector output accelerated in November at the quickest pace in nearly two years, driven by robust output and new orders, an HSBC survey said today.The headline HSBC India Purchasing Managers' Index
New Delhi: With an aim of improving the environment for investments, India is moving towards a tax friendly regime to correct the image which had become “bad” over the years, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said
New Delhi: Foreign institutional investors warmed up to Asian equities in November as the region recorded net inflows of $5.3 billion, out of which India attracted $1.4 billion, says a report by HSBC.According to the
New Delhi: Aiming to intensify government's drive on black money, the PMO has asked the revenue department to look for ways other than bilateral tax treaties to bring back funds stashed abroad. The Prime Minister's Office
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