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PM Kicks Off Rs 1.06-Lakh-Crore Mumbai Infra Projects
"Developmental works of over Rs 1.06 trillion are getting started in a single city at a single event. This will be a big milestone in the city's history," PM Modi said at a public rally.
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Delhi easiest city to do business, Patna next: World Bank study
On the other hand, Kolkata is the toughest place for closing a business among 17 cities, while Bengaluru requires the maximum efforts to start a company, it says.
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Business takes a beating as wary Mumbai stays indoors
While Raj Thackeray and his loyal party men were busy making a point, the service sector in South Mumbai was being dealt a heavy blow. MNS's protest march from Girgaum Chowpatty to Azad Maidan forced many establishments to down shutters, while those that remained open suffered losses owing to low footfalls.
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World Cup affecting businesses in Mumbai
With the cricket World Cup on, restaurants, retail stores and entertainment avenues in the city are beginning to feel the pinch. Says Farhang Jehani owner Leopold Cafe, at Colaba Causeway, "The matches definitely affect our business. As far as our customers are concerned, we see a decrease of almost 40 per cent during the World Cup."Jehani laments ...
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PM Kicks Off Rs 1.06-Lakh-Crore Mumbai Infra Projects
"Developmental works of over Rs 1.06 trillion are getting started in a single city at a single event. This will be a big milestone in the city's history," PM Modi said at a public rally.
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Delhi easiest city to do business, Patna next: World Bank study
On the other hand, Kolkata is the toughest place for closing a business among 17 cities, while Bengaluru requires the maximum efforts to start a company, it says.
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Business takes a beating as wary Mumbai stays indoors
While Raj Thackeray and his loyal party men were busy making a point, the service sector in South Mumbai was being dealt a heavy blow. MNS's protest march from Girgaum Chowpatty to Azad Maidan forced many establishments to down shutters, while those that remained open suffered losses owing to low footfalls.
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World Cup affecting businesses in Mumbai
With the cricket World Cup on, restaurants, retail stores and entertainment avenues in the city are beginning to feel the pinch. Says Farhang Jehani owner Leopold Cafe, at Colaba Causeway, "The matches definitely affect our business. As far as our customers are concerned, we see a decrease of almost 40 per cent during the World Cup."Jehani laments ...
