Vodafone Group Plc had won an international arbitration case against the Indian government in the high-profile dispute involving a $2 billion tax claim, news agency reported.The case refers to India’s …
Govt might move Singapore arbitration court against Vodafone order: FinMin sources
Finance Ministry sources said that the government is seeking legal opinion on its future course of action, including challenging the award by filing of an application before the appropriate court in …
India asked to pay Rs 40 crores, not Rs 20,000 crores to Vodafone Group: Govt sources
After UK telecom major Vodafone Group won an international arbitration against India, the central government has been asked to pay only Rs 40 crores to the telecom giant, government sources said on …
Vodafone wins $2.7bn tax battle against India
NEW DELHI — U.K.-based Vodafone Group on Friday won a long-standing tax dispute with the Indian government, which had ordered the telecommunications company to pay 200 billion rupees ($2.7 billion) …
Exclusive: India Plans $4.6 Billion in Incentives for Battery Makers in Electric Vehicle Push – Document
India plans to offer $4.6 billion in incentives to companies setting up advanced battery manufacturing facilities as it seeks to promote the use of electric vehicles and cut down its dependence on oil …
Syria Releases Employees Of Under-fire Tycoon Makhlouf
Authorities in war-torn Syria have released dozens of current and former employees of President Bashar al-Assad’s embattled billionaire cousin Rami Makhlouf, a war monitor said Friday.
Women in Sri Lanka Make up 56% of Voters, But Only 5% of Legislators
Money, pedigree, sexism and social norms keep Sri Lanka’s largest electorate – the country’s women – out of politics.
Geneva to host Afghanistan Conference in Nov
This year’s Afghanistan Conference, slated to take place in late November in Geneva, will be a milestone event in the country’s quest for peace, prosperity and self-reliance, says the UN mission here.
There is no foreign occupation of Iraq, no reason to fire rockets: EU ambassador
The frequent rocket attacks in Baghdad, especially around the American embassy, are “reckless acts” that have made it difficult for diplomats to work and serve no purpose, the European Ambassador to …
Hot money flees Philippines for 6th straight month
Foreign investors pulled out more speculative funds from the Philippines for the sixth straight month, bringing the total amount withdrawn to $3.89 billion in the first eight months of the year, the …