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Ready to Work With Modi-led Government: Corporate America
The US India Business Council (USIBC) has said it is ready to work with a new government led by BJP leader Narendra Modi to advance the US-India partnership and deepen economic ties.
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Ready to Work With Modi-led Government: Corporate America
The US India Business Council (USIBC) has said it is ready to work with a new government led by BJP leader Narendra Modi to advance the US-India partnership and deepen economic ties.
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Most companies view India as massive opportunity: USIBC
Majority of American companies consider India as a massive opportunity as the country is on a growth trajectory, a top American business advocacy group today said.
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Immigration bill to hit global competitiveness of US companies: USIBC
The bill retains several killer provisions, particularly those related to the H-1B visa, which allows US employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations.
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US India Business Council to protest against US immigration bill
The only time when the USIBC had launched a similar kind of effort was in 2006 when it hired the services of Patton Boggs to successfully lobby in favour of the historic Indo-US civilian nuclear deal at the Capitol Hill.
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Supreme Court order on Novartis will impact investment in India: USIBC
"Innovation requires the reward and protection of intellectual property. We are certain India's leadership understands this, and that creating and maintaining an environment that inspires and enables innovation is in India's ultimate, long-term interest. Such an environment is crucial if India is to attract investment in this or other highly comple...
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Akhilesh Yadav impresses Corporate America
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav seems to have impressed leaders of Corporate America who think he represents the young population of India who want change and progress. American business leaders who recently met Akhilesh in Lucknow were impressed when he asked them what his government needs to do to attract American investment in his st...
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Ready to Work With Modi-led Government: Corporate America
The US India Business Council (USIBC) has said it is ready to work with a new government led by BJP leader Narendra Modi to advance the US-India partnership and deepen economic ties.
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Ready to Work With Modi-led Government: Corporate America
The US India Business Council (USIBC) has said it is ready to work with a new government led by BJP leader Narendra Modi to advance the US-India partnership and deepen economic ties.
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Most companies view India as massive opportunity: USIBC
Majority of American companies consider India as a massive opportunity as the country is on a growth trajectory, a top American business advocacy group today said.
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Immigration bill to hit global competitiveness of US companies: USIBC
The bill retains several killer provisions, particularly those related to the H-1B visa, which allows US employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations.
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US India Business Council to protest against US immigration bill
The only time when the USIBC had launched a similar kind of effort was in 2006 when it hired the services of Patton Boggs to successfully lobby in favour of the historic Indo-US civilian nuclear deal at the Capitol Hill.
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Supreme Court order on Novartis will impact investment in India: USIBC
"Innovation requires the reward and protection of intellectual property. We are certain India's leadership understands this, and that creating and maintaining an environment that inspires and enables innovation is in India's ultimate, long-term interest. Such an environment is crucial if India is to attract investment in this or other highly comple...
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Akhilesh Yadav impresses Corporate America
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav seems to have impressed leaders of Corporate America who think he represents the young population of India who want change and progress. American business leaders who recently met Akhilesh in Lucknow were impressed when he asked them what his government needs to do to attract American investment in his st...
