Vodafone Group won a long-pending arbitration case against India’s income tax department over a ₹22,000 crore retrospective tax demand.The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague held that any att ... ( read original story ...)
Retro tax: India challenges Voda arbitration ruling in Singapore
The last is yet to be heard on the issue of retrospective tax, as India has appealed before the Singapore Court against the tax arbitral award favouring British telecom giant Vodafone. While there was ... ( read original story ...)
Ad spending in Georgia Senate runoffs tops half a billion dollars
Every week since Thanksgiving has been what the last week before a general election normally is,” veteran Georgia-based Republican consultant Chip Lake told FOX Business. “What makes it so different ... ( read original story ...)
Wall Street Hopes Democrats Lose Georgia Runoff Elections, But Here’s What Investors Should Expect If They Pull Off A Win
Wall Street firms agree that markets have largely priced in Republicans winning at least one of the Georgia runoff races on January 5, thereby retaining control of the Senate, but if Democrats clinch ... ( read original story ...)
Local, foreign investors keen to rebuild Azerbaijan’s liberated territories – Economy Minister
The outgoing year has inscribed gold letters in Azerbaijan’s history, the Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov said at a meeting of the parliament held on Dec.24, Trend reports. ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan discloses state budget expenditure for 2021 in relation to GDP
Georgia increases export of marine mammals, fish fats, oils and their fractions to Turkey Business 18:40 ... ( read original story ...)
Why turkey farmers are sitting pretty this Christmas
A tradition started by Henry VIII lives on today, with the market for turkeys remaining robust this festive season ... ( read original story ...)
Pandemic erodes Philippine economic gains
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippine economy was already considered a rising star one of the fastest-growing markets in Asia, with strong growth prospects, a vibrant consumption culture, and a ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s New Economic Policy Guru: An Englishman Who Restores Temples
David Atkinson, a former Goldman Sachs analyst who has the ear of the prime minister, urges raising the productivity of Japan’s smaller companies. ( read original story ...)
I Tried ‘Kakeibo’: The Japanese Art of Saving Money—and It Completely Changed How I Spend My Money
In 2017, I decided to quit my job working for a London publisher and move to Japan. I enjoyed my work and had a great social life, but was craving something new and different. After living in Tokyo ... ( read original story ...)