Davos 2017

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis does not think that the Shiv Sena will act on its threat to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha elections on its own. In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Chief Minister Fadnavis said the Shiv Sena is "quite wise" and understands that it would be a bigger loser than the BJP if they were to contest the elections sep...

Ms Sitharaman met ABB officials at Davos on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting.

Uncertainty over what Trump will do once he takes office Friday and whether his presidency will mark the end of globalization dominated discussions all week at Davos.

The pace of decision-making is "faster in China than us", Mr Gadkari said, adding that therefore, it happens at times that there is an opportunity but someone else takes it away.

Top economic leaders hoped that 'revolution' in Washington - referring to Donald Trump assuming office of the US President from Friday - would not be as bad as was feared.

"We face the prospect of leaving a larger part of humanity behind than in any other (industrial) advance, Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka said.

Amid an intense debate on future of globalisation here at annual World Economic Forum meeting, Mr Kotak said India has been a big beneficiary of the globalisation process.

BlackRock's chief said it was still not clear to him how the new administration planned to pay for massive stimulus measures including investments in ageing infrastructure.

This value - in addition to the livelihoods of 80 per cent of the world's population - is threatened by the decline in ocean health, lack of adequate measuring and monitoring of ocean activities.

Stocks in the United States surged after Trump's Nov. 8 election victory. Trump takes office on Friday.

Speaking at a panel decision, on 'India's Time to Transform', at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, she said it may sound 'propagandist' but one needs a strong and courageous leadership to take such a bold step.

On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.

Mr Gadkari said it is very much possible to create a new city like Davos back in India where hotels, shops and conference centres would be set up.

India and China are going to remain in focus in any debate on globalisation as they contribute a big chunk today to the global growth, the National Development Bank president said.

"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis does not think that the Shiv Sena will act on its threat to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha elections on its own. In an exclusive interview to NDTV, Chief Minister Fadnavis said the Shiv Sena is "quite wise" and understands that it would be a bigger loser than the BJP if they were to contest the elections sep...

Ms Sitharaman met ABB officials at Davos on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting.

Uncertainty over what Trump will do once he takes office Friday and whether his presidency will mark the end of globalization dominated discussions all week at Davos.

The pace of decision-making is "faster in China than us", Mr Gadkari said, adding that therefore, it happens at times that there is an opportunity but someone else takes it away.

Top economic leaders hoped that 'revolution' in Washington - referring to Donald Trump assuming office of the US President from Friday - would not be as bad as was feared.

"We face the prospect of leaving a larger part of humanity behind than in any other (industrial) advance, Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka said.

Amid an intense debate on future of globalisation here at annual World Economic Forum meeting, Mr Kotak said India has been a big beneficiary of the globalisation process.

BlackRock's chief said it was still not clear to him how the new administration planned to pay for massive stimulus measures including investments in ageing infrastructure.

This value - in addition to the livelihoods of 80 per cent of the world's population - is threatened by the decline in ocean health, lack of adequate measuring and monitoring of ocean activities.

Stocks in the United States surged after Trump's Nov. 8 election victory. Trump takes office on Friday.

Speaking at a panel decision, on 'India's Time to Transform', at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, she said it may sound 'propagandist' but one needs a strong and courageous leadership to take such a bold step.

On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.

Mr Gadkari said it is very much possible to create a new city like Davos back in India where hotels, shops and conference centres would be set up.

India and China are going to remain in focus in any debate on globalisation as they contribute a big chunk today to the global growth, the National Development Bank president said.

"The irony is that when more walls show up it is a good opportunity for services companies to help do business across those walls," said Mr Sikka of Infosys.