India’s uphill battle against “black money” in real estate
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Ulwe, a village of dusty, uneven streets on the outskirts of Mumbai, lacks basic amenities like water supply and electricity, but a two-bedroom, 1,000 sq ft house...
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India’s uphill battle against “black money” in real estate
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Ulwe, a village of dusty, uneven streets on the outskirts of Mumbai, lacks basic amenities like water supply and electricity, but a two-bedroom, 1,000 sq ft house...
Analysis: India’s ICICI treads cautiously on return to growth path
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Loans for motorcycles are a thing of the past at India's ICICI Bank . So are credit cards for anyone other than existing customers. India's second-biggest bank,...
Analysis: India’s ICICI treads cautiously on return to growth path
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Loans for motorcycles are a thing of the past at India's ICICI Bank . So are credit cards for anyone other than existing customers. India's second-biggest bank,...
Analysis: Deadbeat corporate borrowers? Not in India
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Lenders to India's Hotel Leela, a 5-star chain that is more than two months behind in payments on $700 million of debt, are likely to bite the...
Analysis: Deadbeat corporate borrowers? Not in India
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Lenders to India's Hotel Leela, a 5-star chain that is more than two months behind in payments on $700 million of debt, are likely to bite the...
MySpace Music deals create rift with some indie labels
If MySpace Music represents a hopeful new marriage between major record companies and Web 2.0, consider independent labels the jilted first wives. Artists on indie labels flocked to MySpace early...
Striking harsher chord in piracy
When five FBI agents arrested Kevin Cogill at his Culver City, Calif., apartment, it marked the newest weapon in the entertainment industry's war on piracy: felony charges against small-time bootleggers....