Business Today India Magazine - May 07, 2017

In this issue

Highlights of Business Today 7th May 2017, issue: The latest issue of Business Today carries a cover story on Cleaning The Bad Loans Mess.

This talks about how the government, RBI and banks are working overtime to find a faster resolution to mounting stressed loans in the system.. To know more read Cleaning The Bad Loans Mess.

SMEs, not used to complex paperwork and laws, will have to reinvent themselves if they have to survive under the GST regime..Find out more at Not a Breeze.

From high-end hybrids to affordable utility slates, here's a list to help you choose what best serves your purpose..To know more read Picking The Tab.

Proposed amendments to the RTI Act will end up serving officialdom at the cost of citizens..Find out more at Diluting RTI.

While money managers are cautious, they are confident that the party will continue on Dalal Street..Read more at On a High!

Big corporate houses start imparting certified anti-terror specialist training to their employees..To know more read Getting Terror ready.

All this and much more in the May 7th, 2017 issue of Business Today. So buy now!

Ground Zero

More and more brands are investing in command centres for social media solutions.

2 mins

Business Sentiment Regains Lost Ground

Business sentiment regains lost ground as more corporate leaders are willing to make investments over the next six months, finds the latest Business Today-C fore Business Confi dence Survey.

4 mins

A Poor Fix

The new fertiliser subsidy regime may fail to solve most problems of the earlier system.

6 mins

Not A Breeze

SMEs, not used to complex paperwork and laws, will have to reinvent themselves if they have to survive under the GST regime.

7 mins

The Bankruptcy Law Offers Immense Opportunities For Insolvency Professionals

The bankruptcy law offers immense opportunities for insolvency professionals, but they are treading with caution.

8 mins

The Great Green Gamble

Recent rock-bottom bids in solar and wind power have changed the renewable power business, but viability of such projects is doubtful.

6 mins

Strong Local Partnerships Crucial To Succeed In India, China

Rothschild & Co. has been in India since the mid90s, actively participating in the nation’s growth story. One of its biggest contributions was advising the Department of Telecommunications on its spectrum sales, including the first 3G spectrum auction in 2010. Of late, it has advised Mahindra & Mahindra on acquiring Pininfarina from 14 Italian banks, handled Intas Pharmaceuticals’ and Accord’s £603 million acquisition of Actavis from Teva, and further advised the consortium of Indian Oil Corporation, Oil India and Bharat PetroResources on acquiring 29.9 per cent stake in Rosneft-run Taas-Yuryakh oil and gas project and the $2 billion acquisition of 23.9 per cent equity in Vankor from Rosneft. It also advised on United Spirits’ £430 million sale of Whyte & Mackay to Emperador. Business Today’s Rajeev Dubey talked to the investment bank and advisory group’s deputy chairman and heir apparent Alexandre de Rothschild on the global economic landscape and its relevance for India. Here are the edited excerpts.

6 mins

Real Estate Industry Is Cracking Up

The real estate industry has been under pressure. Commercial and affordable housing are the only silver linings. We look at what to expect in the coming months.

3 mins

Office Attractions

Global sovereign funds and private equity players are showing immense interest in India’s commercial real estate segment.

6 mins

In- House Trouble

As more and more residential properties remain unsold, companies and PE players may have to rethink strategy.

6 mins

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