LAW OF SUPPLY DEMAND DEFINITION
Finally, more tailwinds than headwinds? 8 logistics stocks with an upside potential of up to 39%
Every sector goes through a phase where it faces challenges ¨C both at the level of business and valuation on the street. Of course, the types and timing of the challenges differ from sector to sector. But the good thing is that, in a growing and changing economy like India, a majority of such sectors are able to make a comeback. Logistics is one industry that has faced multiple headwinds. These are now easing up, and new tailwinds are visible. Also, the already existing tailwinds are growing stronger.
Bengaluru leads in fresher hiring in FMCG at 41%: Survey
The FMCG sector in India is experiencing a surge in demand for fresh talent. Hiring intent for freshers is projected to rise to 32% in the second half of 2024. This growth is driven by deeper market penetration in rural and semi-urban areas. The food processing industry is expanding rapidly, creating job opportunities.
Trade demands clash with climate agenda at COP29 talks
Developing countries, including China and Brazil, are raising concerns at COP29 over trade barriers like the EU's carbon border levy, arguing they hinder their climate efforts.
Vindicates demand for JPC probe: Congress on charges against Adani in US
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, has been charged with bribery and fraud by a US court. The charges relate to a scheme to obtain funds from US investors based on false statements. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said the indictment supports the demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee investigation. The US Attorney's office is handling the case.
Regulator looks to redefine PNG, insist on transport only by pipeline
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) is revising its definition of piped natural gas (PNG) to exclude cascade and other non-pipeline delivery methods. This move aims to encourage pipeline infrastructure development and clarify exclusivity rights for city gas distributors, despite objections from some companies regarding potential impacts on work programs and existing supply agreements.
For Mexico¡¯s Sheinbaum, the race is on to harness nearshoring
Even as Mexico surpassed China to become the top exporter of goods to the US last year, the country¡¯s economic growth is slowing ¡ª and the promise of so-called nearshoring has yet to be fully fulfilled.
Are overheated valuations dragging down growth? Pratik Gupta answers
?Demand had been depressed for a while. What has happened is firstly, things were never as good as the companies were talking about back two-three months back, but equally we do not think it is as bad either as how things are perceived to be right now. It is not doom and gloom. It is not a perpetual slowdown.
Builder fined for charging parking space separately over the flat price; Know what your legal rights are
RERA: A builder charged separately for parking space inside a flat from a retired Major of the Indian Army. Legal experts say that the builder also violated various other laws like Rajasthan Apartment Ownership Act, 2015 also. Feeling cheated, the Major decided to fight the case in consumer forum and ultimately NCDRC ruled in his favour after a seven year fight.
GST amendments: Place of supply clarification ¨C Clarificatory or Misleading?
Recent GST amendments and circulars have introduced complexities for businesses, especially in ¡®bill to ship to¡¯ transactions involving unregistered persons.
Have a query about the new GST amnesty scheme for waiver of interest and penalty? CBIC releases FAQ and clarifications
Goods and Services Tax (GST): Section 128A which was announced in Budget 2024 provides relief to GST registered taxpayers who have a pending section 73 tax notice. ?"The payment of tax required to be made for eligibility for waiver under section 128A is the amount of tax demanded in the notice. It can be paid either by debiting from the electronic cash ledger or by utilising the Input Tax Credit (ITC), by debiting the electronic credit ledger, or partly from both.
Growing cannabis and opium poppies may be key to U.S. supply chains
Just as the Biden administration has subsidised the construction of computer chip and electric vehicle factories to limit dependence on foreign suppliers, it has focused on increasing domestic production of the ingredients needed to make pharmaceuticals.
Congress demands thorough probe into Baba Siddique's murder
Congress has demanded a thorough investigation into the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique. They have also asked Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde and Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis to resign. Congress alleged the government failed to ensure law and order in the state, leaving people and their leaders vulnerable.
Bangladesh likely to keep power deal with Adani: Report
Bangladesh will likely keep a power purchase deal with India's Adani Power despite high costs and legal challenges. A new government panel is reviewing previous contracts. Adani supplies significant power to Dhaka, despite mounting unpaid dues. The interim government is also scrapping other projects, indicating further possible cancellations.
Consumer spending patterns reshaping auto sector: Vijayaraghavan Swaminathan
?Mid and small size companies in order to regain the market share, so they are also in the process of creating capacity. So, because of this market share protection mindset, both from larger companies and from the mid-size companies, so we are clearly in for a supply cycle.
AIMPLB demand withdrawal of Waqf Amendment Bill, calls it a "conspiracy"
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board, along with key Muslim organizations, called for the withdrawal of the proposed Waqf Amendment Bill. They cited concerns over increased non-Muslim representation in Waqf Boards, altered trustee roles, and a shift in dispute resolution, potentially threatening Waqf properties' protection.
IKEA gears up for Delhi-NCR launch with strengthened supply chains, better demand forecasting
With an eye on its launch in the Delhi NCR market early next year, the Swedish furniture retailer is looking to corner a bigger chunk of India¡¯s market pie.
Trans-Europe express: How Indian businesses can sustain and grow in Europe
India's recent free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association presents significant trade opportunities with the EU. However, Indian businesses must comply with new EU supply chain laws to sustain and grow in Europe. Key legislative changes include deforestation regulation, corporate sustainability and due diligence directive, and forced labor regulation.
Modi plans post-election reforms to rival Chinese manufacturing
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is planning business-friendly measures if he secures a third term, aiming to boost domestic manufacturing by easing labor regulations, offering subsidies, and reducing import taxes. Modi's vision includes creating industrial zones to attract global firms, but challenges remain with restrictive labor laws, land acquisition, and high import tariffs. His reelection campaign emphasizes economic development and positioning India as a manufacturing hub.
Travel demand to outpace supply for next decade: Yezdi Nagporewalla
But you will always have a mismatch between demand and supply and it is largely because the hospitality sector is interdependent on other aspects like infrastructure, like hygiene, like safety, and those aspects. So, the entire ecosystem actually has to fall into play to make it comparable with developed places.
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