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New FDI Rules Not Violation, Say Government Sources On China Criticism
India has denied China's criticism that its new Foreign Direct Investment rules are a violation of the WTO agreement. The rules calling for government sanction for neighbours wishing to invest in India are "not denial" of permission but only an approval process, so no violation, top government sources said on Tuesday.
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New FDI Rules Aimed at China Said to Include Hong Kong
New Indian rules to ensure scrutiny of investments from companies based in neighbouring countries, especially during the coronavirus outbreak, will also apply to Hong Kong, two senior government sources told Reuters on Monday.
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China Slams India's New FDI Rules, Calls It "Discriminatory": 10 Points
India's new rules for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) violate WTO principles of non-discrimination and are against free and fair trade, China said on Monday, calling for a "revision of discriminatory practices". On Saturday, the government stepped up scrutiny of investments from companies based in neighbouring countries, in what was widely seen as ...
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With Eye On China, India Revises FDI Policy To Shield Firms Amid Pandemic
Companies in any country that shares a border with India will have to approach the government for investing in India and not go via the automatic route, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
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Ease Of Doing Business: India Overtakes China To Top Global Retail Index, Says Study
Rapid urbanisation and a growing middle class with higher income levels are driving up consumption across the country, global management consulting firm A T Kearney said.
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Apple Free to Take Bite Out of India After Rule Change
For Apple, which saw iPhone sales dip for the first time ever recently due to slowing demand in China and the US, India is a tantalising prospect.
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Sitharaman Says Discussing Apple's Request for FDI Rules Waiver
Apple is hoping to expand its retail presence in India, one of the world's fastest-growing smartphone markets, at a time when sales in the United States and China have slowed.
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New FDI Rules Not Violation, Say Government Sources On China Criticism
India has denied China's criticism that its new Foreign Direct Investment rules are a violation of the WTO agreement. The rules calling for government sanction for neighbours wishing to invest in India are "not denial" of permission but only an approval process, so no violation, top government sources said on Tuesday.
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New FDI Rules Aimed at China Said to Include Hong Kong
New Indian rules to ensure scrutiny of investments from companies based in neighbouring countries, especially during the coronavirus outbreak, will also apply to Hong Kong, two senior government sources told Reuters on Monday.
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China Slams India's New FDI Rules, Calls It "Discriminatory": 10 Points
India's new rules for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) violate WTO principles of non-discrimination and are against free and fair trade, China said on Monday, calling for a "revision of discriminatory practices". On Saturday, the government stepped up scrutiny of investments from companies based in neighbouring countries, in what was widely seen as ...
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With Eye On China, India Revises FDI Policy To Shield Firms Amid Pandemic
Companies in any country that shares a border with India will have to approach the government for investing in India and not go via the automatic route, the Commerce and Industry Ministry said in a statement.
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Ease Of Doing Business: India Overtakes China To Top Global Retail Index, Says Study
Rapid urbanisation and a growing middle class with higher income levels are driving up consumption across the country, global management consulting firm A T Kearney said.
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Apple Free to Take Bite Out of India After Rule Change
For Apple, which saw iPhone sales dip for the first time ever recently due to slowing demand in China and the US, India is a tantalising prospect.
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Sitharaman Says Discussing Apple's Request for FDI Rules Waiver
Apple is hoping to expand its retail presence in India, one of the world's fastest-growing smartphone markets, at a time when sales in the United States and China have slowed.
