expenditure

News and Trends

INR 52,568 Crore Spent in FY24 for Indian Corporate Legal Expenditure

The top 50 companies by market capitalization accounted for a substantial portion of this increase, with their legal costs growing by 17.4 per cent to INR 21,389 crore

News and Trends

Indians Spend Over $1 Billion Every Month On Foreign Travel: RBI Data

According to the report, during the April-December period of 2022-23, the outward remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) for resident individuals towards 'travel' was $9.95 billion

Leadership

You Might Reconsider That Team Meeting When You Find Out How Much it Really Costs

This CEO assessed the productivity and hourly wage costs of constant meetings, proposed something radical and the payoffs were remarkable.

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Airtel Plans To Invest Around INR 28,000 Crore In 5G Network

The company has no plans to charge a premium rate for 5G services even though it is planning to increase the capital expenditure by 10 to 15 per cent

News and Trends

Will the Union Budget 2018 Address the Growth Concerns of IT Industry in India

It is expected that Nifty will deliver returns somewhere in the range of 10 -15% by the end of December 2018 due to the immense support by the global IT industry

News and Trends

Long and Short of the Growth Reforms

There has been an increase in government expenditure over the past few quarters which has contributed to economic growth

Starting a Business

#7 Best Tips for First-time Entrepreneurs

Validate your idea, in a speedy fashion and test it in stormy waters through real-time trials with end-users

Starting a Business

#5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Control Cost And Keep It At The Lowest

'Start with a home office concept till you generate some revenue to set up a separate office'

Franchises

Educating Youngsters On Need To Save

The growing consumerism leaves very less in the hands of the bread winner

News and Trends

#5 Cardinal Truths To Keep In Mind Before Hiring

David K. William's article in the Forbes Magazine pegs the cost of one bad hire at anywhere between $25 and $50,000.