Aranca in the Media
covered by Digital First Magazine
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an emerging technology that is revolutionizing industries and processes. The technology uses pre-programmed algorithms to make real-time decisions and complex computing approaches to simplify data sets. In addition, it automates regular, mundane tasks.
published on Jun 29, 2022
covered by Forbes
The advent of autonomous trucking is here: with software developers, OEMs and logistics service providers coming together to test and deploy innovative future solutions that will transform the transportation industry.
published on Jun 21, 2022
covered by The Times of India
The global pandemic hit the world in 2020 and created havoc. It took millions of lives and wrecked businesses and industries. The world as we knew it changed irrevocably, creating what is now the “new normal.”
published on Jun 15, 2022
covered by 99acres
With the help of technology, real estate professionals have easy access to data, information, and customers. The entire construction process is also being digitalized to make it more efficient, safe, and cost-effective.
published on Jun 13, 2022
covered by CXO Outlook
The theory of cryptocurrency can be traced back to the 1980s, where the focus was on developing an untraceable currency that did not require centralized entities. However, the market for cryptocurrencies only started to gain recognition after 2011.
published on Jun 02, 2022
covered by The Times of India
The art of developing a successful team is actually a science. Just like in a scientific experiment, one must ensure the right elements and atmosphere for success.
published on Jun 01, 2022
covered by The Free Press Journal
The nature of an organization's business and its goals govern the kind of framework companies would deploy to formulate a strategic plan.
published on May 24, 2022
covered by Economic Times – Healthworld
Healthcare Technology (HealthTech) companies stepped in just at the right time to breathe new life into the healthcare system, support it through this tough time, and make it resilient for the future.
published on May 23, 2022
covered by CXO Outlook
An individual’s contributions and achievements are often the direct result of his/her team’s combined efforts. Notably, in a professional environment, the significance of team effort increases manifold.
published on May 19, 2022
covered by Silicon India
The rapid pace of technological innovations has had a major impact on every sector and industry. It has brought about a huge change in the way companies operate, irrespective of the field (manufacturing, logistics, or sales). The fourth industrial revolution has enabled the integration of human expertise with emerging technologies to maximize productivity.
published on May 13, 2022
covered by Supply & Demand Chain Executive
PE prices witnessed maximum growth in Europe, followed by the United States and Asia. In 2021, average PE prices in Europe increased 85–90% to $1,950/MT from around $1,040/MT in 2020. In the U.S., they stood at $1,760/MT in 2021, up 75–80% from about $987/MT in 2020. However, PE prices in Asia witnessed a strong surge (55–60%) during 2019–20 and slightly edged up 10–15% to $1,540/MT in 2021 from $1,420/MT in 2020.
published on Apr 28, 2022
covered by Aerospace Manufacturing and Design
Year-end holiday air travel returned to near pre-pandemic levels despite passengers needing to wear masks in terminals and on aircraft, proof of vaccination requirements at destinations, and flight delays or cancellations due to staffing shortages. Increased demand for air travel and air cargo is spurring new aircraft orders and freighter conversions – but expect hiccups along the way.
published on Mar 02, 2022
covered by Parcel
Over the last decade, organizations have increased efforts to ensure sustainability within supply chain. However, COVID-19 has hampered sustainability efforts across the globe, compelling companies to switch priorities. This is particularly visible in the case of two leading industries, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) and healthcare, despite both witnessing substantial business growth amid the pandemic.
published on Feb 28, 2022
covered by Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Over the past two years, the price of aluminum has increased by more than $1,000/MT, touching $2,700/MT in December 2021. The main reasons for the hike are substantial increase in energy and raw material costs, growing demand, decline in China’s production capacity, reduction in global inventories and the impact of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The scenario is expected to continue in 2022, with the average price projected to increase 5-10%.
published on Feb 07, 2022
covered by U.S. Tech
The challenges left in the wake of the global pandemic offer manufacturers many opportunities to become more resilient and resourceful. Companies have embraced digitalization and this integration of the latest technologies in processes is paving the way for smart factories.
published on Jan 24, 2022
covered by Thomson Reuters M&A Lawyer
Micro M&A deals are those that have a transaction size of less than $100mn. In the last five years, there has been considerable activity (~38,400 announced deals) in the micro M&A market in the US and Europe across well-established traditional as well as technology-focused sectors. Interestingly, large companies (revenue >USD500 million) are also very active in this space, creating significant value for their shareholders.
published on Jan 14, 2022
covered by North American Clean Energy
Floating wind turbine market is at nascent phase in the US with only two approved commercial projects, but it is expected to be one of the major sources of renewable energy in the future with an estimate potential of more than 4,500 terawatt-hours (TWh) per year.
published on Jan 12, 2022
covered by Forbes
Driverless cars may still be at the initial stage of development, but the race is intensifying as participants from different spectrums – OEMS and other technology giants – invest heavily in the technology. Pilot projects across cities indicate regulators are gradually warming up toward building a conducive environment for the implementation of these vehicles in future.
published on Nov 10, 2021
covered by EMSNOW
Manufacturing cost economics is greatly impacted by machine downtime and resource utilization. Application areas such as connected machinery with predictive maintenance can help in understanding the ROI and benefits of smart technology easily - EMSNOW interviews our in-house expert Suraj Patil and Michael Ford from Aegis on what will enable a faster adoption of Industry 4.
published on Nov 09, 2021
covered by SupplyChainBrain
Concerns about the environment, the increasing cost of labor, a shrinking workforce and the U.S.-China trade war are among the factors that are motivating manufacturers to shift a portion of their operations out of China in favor of alternative locations. For the most part, they aren’t going so far as to abandon China altogether — the availability of relatively inexpensive labor continues to assert a strong pull on global manufacturers — but t
published on Nov 01, 2021
covered by EMSNOW
Global trade has come to a standstill due to misplacement of shipping containers. While Asia is facing a major shortage and is unable to transport goods, these containers are being piled up in the US and other European countries.
published on Oct 21, 2021
covered by Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Companies are diversifying their supply chains to reduce dependence on China and are increasingly considering nearshoring (Mexico) or offshoring (India and Vietnam) alternatives for sourcing various raw material components across the mobile electronics, automotive, and medical device industries.
published on Oct 12, 2021
covered by EPS News
Trade wars, tariffs and geopolitical concerns have spurred global electronics manufacturers to reassess their supply chain strategies and China Plus One is taking hold as a way to diversify supply chain risks.
published on Oct 08, 2021
covered by S&P Global
The specialty chemical industry is seeing a rebound in M&A and corporate carve-out activity after a period of disruption caused by COVID-19, thanks in large part to private equity funds holding ample capital to invest and corporations focused on efficient operations to better navigate the impact of the pandemic.
published on Jul 02, 2021
covered by The Financial Express
From February 2018, when the messaging giant started testing the feature, it took a good two-and-a-half-years for Facebook-owned WhatsApp to roll out its much-talked-about payments service in November 2020. But it has not been received well by customers. What are the reasons for its slow growth?
published on Mar 26, 2021
covered by Silicon India
Sustainable fuels have been around for years now and their growth has been mainly influenced by factors such as energy security, fluctuating prices of fossil fuels and government policies to curb global warming.
published on Jan 04, 2021
covered by Express Pharma
Traditional drug development is a costly, tedious process for pharma companies the world over. There is immense investment of time, effort, and money involved in developing a new drug. The time taken to move a new formulation from discovery to commercialisation is 10–12 years.
published on Dec 28, 2020
covered by Outlook Money
Small and mid-sized companies have limited funding options to raise large sums. The routes usually considered are private equity (PE) or an initial public offering (IPO).
published on Dec 22, 2020
covered by The Statesman
Amid growth in population, carbon dioxide emission levels are increasing due to production of energy-intensive products, use of road transport, and rise in agricultural and industrial activities.
published on Dec 16, 2020
covered by Business Today
Private equity and stressed asset funds continue to show interest in acquiring value assets undergoing insolvency proceedings despite delays and litigation
published on Dec 14, 2020
covered by The Economic Times - Prime
Realty Developers DLF, which offer super luxury condominiums in Golf Links, Gurugram, has recently started a luxury rental program for two of its super luxury condominiums – The Aralias and The Magnolias At DLFS Golf Links
published on Dec 01, 2020
covered by The Economic Times- CIO
The financial impact of COVID-19 may currently be hindering investments in smart manufacturing technologies, but their obvious benefits would accelerate adoption in the coming years.
published on Nov 26, 2020
covered by Business World- Auto World
With research and innovation, it is possible to develop unique and environment-friendly solutions to utilize cars even when they are parked.
published on Nov 23, 2020
covered by CIOL
In June 2020, the Indian government banned 59 Chinese apps operating in the country. This was just the beginning as more apps made it to the list, which currently holds 118 names.
published on Nov 17, 2020
covered by The Economic Times - Energy World
Sustainable fuels are slated to play a key role in fighting the impact of global warming and become a viable solution to halt climate change.
published on Oct 26, 2020
covered by Express Pharma (The Indian Express)
E-pharmacies need to be aligned with the specific dynamics of the Indian market to make them more relevant to the Indian consumer.
published on Oct 26, 2020
covered by The Economic Times (Prime)
The central government’s scheme to promote electric vehicles (EVs) through direct subsidies has attained just a tiny portion of its target half way through the three-year programme.
published on Oct 20, 2020
covered by Silicon India
The pet care industry, which includes pet food, nutrition, toys, personal hygiene, and healthcare, has seen steady growth in the past few years.
published on Oct 19, 2020
covered by The Economic Times - Energy World
With favorable government policies and efficient implementation, sustainable fuels can become an effective alternative in future.
published on Oct 07, 2020
covered by The Economic Times - CIO
In the e-commerce space, AI is set to play a critical role in delivering personalized and humanized customer experience, at scale, to customers across every stage of their purchase journey. Prioritizing experience design, developing a robust plan, and enhancing technological capabilities will be critical to driving next generation e-commerce.
published on Sep 29, 2020
covered by The Economic Times
The capital will be used to set up the company's upcoming 150,000-unit annual capacity electric powertrain manufacturing plant, upgrading its existing manufacturing facility, for R&D and towards operational expenses.
published on Sep 18, 2020
covered by Express Pharma (The Indian Express)
With its Pharma Inc's expertise and cost competitiveness in manufacturing, India can play a major role in ensuring access to essential medicines and vaccines and has a great potential for growth.
published on Sep 18, 2020
covered by Economic Times Prime (Print - Bangalore, Delhi & online)
Electric mobility will be in the driver's seat as India begins its journey towards industrial self-reliance. The Centre's push to reduce overseas dependence, and the prevailing sentiments against China have prompted e-vehicle makers to localize.
published on Sep 14, 2020
covered by Outlook Money
As part of the Rs 20.97 lakh crore 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' package, the government has been taking several measures to improve liquidity among the stressed NBFCs and HFCs. Just last month, it cleared 15 proposals worth Rs 6,399 crore.
published on Sep 07, 2020
covered by Inc42
VCs are not the only options for startups to get funding. An entrepreneur can draw investors through other options as well.
published on Aug 31, 2020
covered by ET Prime
The capacity utilisation for road transporters improved to over 60% in August as economic activity in the country gathered pace and commercial vehicle traffic on highways returned to 80-90% levels before the coronavirus pandemic.
published on Aug 28, 2020
covered by Express Pharma (The Indian Express)
Even as COVID-19 continues its worldwide rampage, many countries have eased lockdowns due to the stress on their economies. While the fight against the pandemic continues, the fact remains that the only way to truly eradicate the virus is to discover a viable vaccine.
published on Aug 18, 2020
covered by PCQuest
COVID - 19 has pushed businesses to accelerate their digital transformation journey and enhance business agility
published on Aug 13, 2020
covered by Financial Express
What if TikTok returns? Indian alternatives may only have so much time to replicate its success. While it is possible for Indian startups to match up to the technical proficiency of Chinese apps, it will be difficult to be as effective at marketing, to begin with.
published on Aug 06, 2020
covered by Business World - Healthcare
Growing concerns about environment protection and an imminent ban on plastic usage have set in motion a sustainability drive to eliminate single-use plastic and reduce the amount of plastic reaching landfills.
published on Aug 05, 2020
covered by Your Story
The COVID-19 vaccine may be a boon in managing the disease, but it will come with its own set of issues, which may make it difficult to measure the impact initially.
published on Jul 27, 2020
covered by Economic Times
Kannan Sivasubramanian, CEO of Aranca Global Research and Advisory<https://m.economictimes.com/topic/Aranca-Global-Research-and-Advisory>, has in the last 100-odd days had a challenging and intriguing time both professionally and personally.
published on Jul 22, 2020
covered by Financial Express
PEs must understand and factor in how the market and economy may behave in future. If the impact on the public market is likely to persist over the long term, it is advisable to realign the exit strategy and consider a private market exit.
published on Jul 17, 2020
covered by Express Healthcare (Indian Express)
World over, the COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed devastation. It has claimed lakhs of lives globally, with numbers continuing to stack up. Healthcare has been impacted directly-hospitals across countries are struggling to accommodate and treat patients.
published on Jul 14, 2020
covered by Entrepreneur India
Multilateral institutions and government agencies across countries have been regularly issuing guidelines and directives on safe water, sanitation and adequate hygiene (WASH) as a preventive measure against the virus
published on Jun 30, 2020
covered by Express Computers (Indian Express)
Following the outbreak of COVID–19, e-commerce has been rapidly gaining traction. E-commerce companies have managed to beat the odds by adopting a flexible approach in terms of transforming their business models and leveraging emerging technologies.
published on Jun 25, 2020
covered by moneycontol.com
In the post-COVID–19 business landscape, technologies will play a critical role in enabling enterprises to create scalable business impact and design highly personalised offerings.
published on Jun 23, 2020
covered by The Economic Times - CIO
‘Pay-for-data’ is the need of the hour. Not only will it limit privacy violations, surveillance without consent, and manipulation of behavior, it will also help companies gain the loyalty of customers and build trust.
published on Jun 19, 2020
covered by Express Healthcare
Juilee Dandekar, Sector Expert – Healthcare, Aranca shares how telemedicine is beneficial both for the healthcare sector and patients alike, how different bodies from government, private, start-ups, medtech can help better telemedicine delivery and increase penetration even into very remote areas of India
published on Jun 15, 2020
covered by Financial Express
Private equity (PE) firms with larger exposure to severely-affected sectors are the hardest hit and they need to act swiftly to minimize the impact and help portfolio companies sustain.
published on Jun 08, 2020
covered by Economic Times- Auto
Over the past two decades, China has served as the production hub for companies in multiple industries globally. However, trade war with the US, increasing cost of labor, shortage of manpower and the current COVID–19 pandemic may make it difficult for China to retain its position as the epicenter of manufacturing.
published on Jun 08, 2020
covered by Express Pharma
Juilee Dandekar – Sector Expert (Healthcare), Business Research & Advisory, Aranca, among other things, believes that India Pharma Inc should rework its business and growth strategies to completely leverage its deep expertise in the manufacture of drugs, highly skilled scientists, and low-cost manufacturing.
published on May 26, 2020
covered by Silicon India
Since its outbreak in China toward the end of 2019, the coronavirus pandemic has evolved into one of the most significant challenges the global economy has ever faced. With 4.5 million infections and 300,000+ casualties so far, it shows no signs of abating anytime soon.
published on May 26, 2020
covered by Economic Times- Auto
Over the past two decades, China has served as the global production hub for companies in multiple industries, such as electronics, textile, medical devices, and automotive. The key factors have been the high availability of raw material, technological innovations, business-friendly laws, and accessibility to skilled labor.
published on May 21, 2020
covered by Business World
COVID-19 has spread globally, causing largescale economic destruction and claiming lives. People's livelihood is at stake amid job losses and businesses shutting down. The world over, leaders are blaming China squarely, holding it responsible for not taking the required precautionary measures to prevent the outbreak of the deadly virus, and not issuing adequate warnings globally about the seriousness of the situation.
published on May 19, 2020
covered by Repairer Driven News
The COVID-19 coronavirus situation had poked holes in some approaches to the collision repair business, based on comments from some collision industry experts participating Wednesday on a 3M webinar.
published on May 08, 2020
covered by INC42
Technological advancements have ushered in digitalisation across sectors and geographies. Internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and predictive analytics are transforming industries. However, the impact of new-age technologies on the more traditional sectors, such as agriculture and livestock farming, remains limited in scope and largely confined to developed countries.
published on May 07, 2020
covered by Express Computer
Over the years, the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in supply chain management (SCM) has increased significantly across the globe due to higher demand for transparency and visibility on supply chain data and processes, along with the need to enhance customer service. The leading industries in terms of adoption of AI in SCM are telecom (26%), high tech (23%), healthcare (21%), professional services (19%), and travel, transport and logistics (18%), among others
published on Apr 29, 2020
covered by PCQuest
COVID-19 has severely disrupted lives the world over. Measures to contain the spread of this deadly virus, including work from home mandates and restrictions on general day-to-day activities, have led to billions of people being confined to their homes. Amid the lockdown, dependence on digital channels for daily interactions and transactions has increased. This has rendered sensitive data, now accessible via a multitude of devices running on home networks, vulnerable.
published on Apr 24, 2020
covered by Nuffoods Spectrum
With the world engaged in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, believed to be a zoonotic pathogen, consumers are shifting their dietary habits to plant-based alternatives. This is also leading companies, especially in the food sector, globally to make necessary changes to business models in their bid to grow in changing times.
published on Apr 23, 2020
covered by Outlook Money
COVID-19 has spread across the globe and claimed thousands of lives. Uncertainty in markets, the declining economy, and rising unemployment have created restlessness in public. The world over stock markets has tumbled more than they did during the Great Recession and stocks across industries have fallen, making equity investors lose money. Lakhs of businesses have been closed due to a lack of workers and loss of demand.
published on Apr 13, 2020
covered by ET CIO
Enterprises need to actively plan and prioritize their digital investments so that they are prepared for growth and emerge more competitive when current challenges subside.
published on Apr 09, 2020
covered by 99acres
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the construction sector face various challenges pertaining to payment delays from clients, difficulty in retaining skilled employees and the inability to secure high-value contracts. The best way to upgrade the capabilities of small and medium contractors is a collaboration with the prominent stakeholders in the industry.
published on Apr 01, 2020
covered by Financial Express
Private equity (PE) is technically defined as investment in privately-held companies by entities like institutional investors, high net worth individuals (HNIs) and private equity firms.
published on Mar 30, 2020
covered by livemint
Carbon footprint, gender policies, work-life balance.. these are the issues post-millennials raise about a company they’re considering working for, and they’re willing to take a cut in salary or benefits to stick to their ethics
published on Mar 17, 2020
covered by CiOL
Comprehensive due diligence is essential to any PE and VC firm for making the right investment. But, getting a complete and transparent view of financial risks and rewards associated with an investment is not easy. Even the big brands in the world make due diligence mistakes. Hence, the investment/acquirer firm needs to be aware of due diligence blunders to avoid financial burden.
published on Feb 27, 2020
covered by Silicon India
However, the majority of the outbreaks were reported in Asia and Africa. It is known that emerging countries adhere to less stringent standards of hygiene, their citizens eat food that is uncommon in developed countries, and they have poor access to medical facilities – the reasons why the virus spreads quickly and remains unchecked at times.
published on Feb 24, 2020
covered by Financial Express
Credit and Finance for MSMEs: Jeff Bezos’s long term vision is to digitalise small and medium-sized businesses, thereby capturing the dormant value in them.
published on Feb 18, 2020
covered by Outlook Money
Of the several disruptive technological innovations, the internet has been one of the most revolutionary discoveries creating a major paradigm shift. The emergence of online banking has not only transformed the banking industry but also had a major impact on other related sectors such as investments and portfolio management.
published on Feb 10, 2020
covered by Entrepreneur India
The global death toll is reportedly nearing 500 and apart from the severe loss of life, there are also fears of businesses and Indo-China trade suffering due to the outbreak.
published on Feb 06, 2020
covered by Zawya
Saudi Arabia’s automotive spare parts and service market is expected to grow at approximately 6% CAGR over the next five years to reach a value of $10.15bln by 2023
published on Jan 08, 2020
covered by Zawya
Reports forecast double-digit uplift for region's warehouse automation & e-tail segments
published on Oct 03, 2019
covered by Bloomberg | Quint
Koryo and Vise may not be a buyer’s first choice for an air conditioner or a television but electronics retail chains are increasingly betting on such private labels to draw customers. Being cheape
published on Oct 03, 2019
covered by Zawya
Delegates at SPS Automation Middle East conference said digitalisation must be a management-led initiative
published on Oct 03, 2019
covered by Logistics Middle East
Delegates at SPS Automation Middle East conference said digitalisation must be a management-led initiative
published on Oct 03, 2019
covered by Logistics Middle East
The event, which runs until 4 September at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), is co-located with Materials Handling Middle East, and opened to a crowd of logistics, materials handling, automation and e-commerce professionals.
published on Oct 03, 2019
covered by Automotive Logistics
Changes to social and economic conditions, including the recent removal of a ban on female drivers, could give a welcome boost to the automotive industry in Saudi Arabia
published on Sep 10, 2019
covered by PharmaChem
Rapidly changing global market dynamics, consolidation in the industry and a stricter regulatory stance have posed significant challenges for additive suppliers and pesticide formulation companies. This article intends to shed light on emerging trends with respect to these players, and examine how they are reinventing their business models to remain competitive.
published on Jul 09, 2019
covered by ET Prime
Going easy on the two segments – razors and deodrants – they are focusing on niche, premium-priced, urban products for beards, moustaches, skin and hair.
published on May 06, 2019
covered by CBN Middle East
Aranca, at the exclusive trade exhibition for the automotive service industry in KSA, said mega-trends such as shared mobility, electrification, connectivity and autonomous vehicles, will lead to a big shift in the redistribution of profits across the value chain, with the emergence of new technologies opening up fresh opportunities.
published on Apr 03, 2019
covered by Ingredients South Asia
The article captures the trends and overall size of the halal cosmetics market in Asia. The region is one of the largest markets in the world, accounting for 65% of global halal cosmetics. Growth in the halal cosmetics market is primarily driven by the rapidly increasing Muslim population.
published on Nov 13, 2018
covered by SpecialChem
Bio-based coatings is an upcoming market, considering the potential of these materials to readily replace fossil fuel-based coatings, and their low to almost nil VOC content.
published on Oct 15, 2018
covered by Food & Beverages News October 1 - 15, 2018
The article captures trends shaping up the beverage market in Asia. The Asian beverage market is the largest market in the world, accounting for 60% of global beverage consumption. Growth in this regional beverage market is driven by rapidly increasing middle-class population, rising disposable income, growing tourism sector and increasing inclination toward a healthier lifestyle.
published on Oct 09, 2018
covered by Specialchem
Comparison of two leading 3D printing technologies used for plastic materials
published on Oct 08, 2018
covered by The Licensing Journal
The article highlights different approaches adopted by various companies to monetise their semiconductor IP
published on Oct 04, 2018
covered by SpecialChem
Change is inevitable. Thus, the urban metro-sexual man does not shy away from spending time and money on grooming, which therefore brings a great opportunity to the men’s cosmetics domain.
published on Sep 05, 2018
covered by F&B News Magazine
Plastic Ban is not the solution; India needs a systematic policy change centering on ‘Zero Waste’
published on Aug 28, 2018
covered by Khaleej Times
Kankana Dutta, Soumen Samanta and Nikhil Salvi from Investment Research and Analytics have been quoted in Khaleej Times.
published on Jul 27, 2018
covered by SpecialChem
Graphene is considered to be the ‘Wonder Material’ in the Plastic’s industry due to it High strength, Excellent Electrical Conduction, Light absorption and other key properties.
published on Jun 28, 2018
covered by Bioeconomy Conclave 2018
As Knowledge partners for the Bioeconomy Conclave 2018 focused on the theme ‘How to achieve the $100 billion target by 2025’, Aranca presented a talk on the ‘Use of CRISPR technology in agriculture’.
published on Mar 23, 2018
covered by Khaleej Times
Gold prices may rise amid rising inflation, ballooning US debt and economic growth in India and China.
published on Feb 27, 2018
covered by Reuters
The article summarizes the Sovereign Wealth Fund investments in IPOs in 2017, which emerged as a strong trend in the last year.
published on Feb 13, 2018
covered by Ingredients - South Asia
Outlook of Home Care Market in India: Key Segments Poised for Growth
published on Feb 09, 2018
covered by Mint
Google, which has been running its cloud infrastructure for over a decade, is looking to externalize it and make it available for enterprises
published on Oct 14, 2017
covered by Khaleej Times
Jewellery retailers in the UAE are optimistic that the recent drop in gold prices will spur their sales in the ongoing festive season.
published on Oct 14, 2017
covered by The National
Despite a raft of changes to India's new goods and services tax (GST), economists and businesses say further amendments to the taxation regime are needed as companies continue to grapple with the biggest tax reform since the South Asian nation gained independence in 1947.
published on Oct 14, 2017
covered by ET Tech
Japan recently became the first country to regulate cryptocurrencies; the US is quickly laying down regulatory guidelines as well, the UK and Australia continue to work on the formalities, while China has recently banned the ICOs.
published on Oct 13, 2017
covered by Quartz
Despite having at least 10 home-grown unicorns, India’s internet startup sector is not ready to face individual investors in the country.
published on Oct 04, 2017
covered by American Recycler
Faced with high energy costs, environmental concerns by consumers and government regulatory measures, the world’s leading automakers are embracing new technological advancements to make today’s vehicles more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly than ever before.
published on Sep 30, 2017
covered by Licensing Journal
Are you worried about losing business while entering into a licensing agreement with a tech-giant? Or do you fear that your intellectual property may be exploited by slyly slipping in unfavorable terms and conditions in the agreement?
published on Sep 30, 2017
covered by Economic Times
In 2014, a 19-year-old US citizen Asher Abid Khan was planning to go to Syria to fight for the ISIS. Media reports said he was exposed to propaganda videos through Facebook which encourages people from across the world to fight in Syria.
published on Sep 25, 2017
covered by Livemint
Many companies use product design software to conceive, design, model, simulate and manufacture products such as aircraft ,auto parts, plastic bottles, smartphones
published on Sep 22, 2017
covered by Khaleej Times
Dubai will continue to shine as the 'city of gold' and its position as a preferred destination for gold and jewellery purchase would not be affected by the implementation of value added tax (VAT), industry experts and jewellery retailers said.
published on Sep 17, 2017
covered by Live Mint
Shinzo Abe and Narendra Modi are likely to discuss ways to broaden Japan’s engagement with India on the infrastructure front, with a focus on connectivity and renewable energy.
published on Sep 14, 2017
covered by Economic Times
Do Indian forces patrolling the border know when and where terrorists are likely to cross over into Indian soil? The answer, surprisingly, is rather precise.
published on Sep 05, 2017
covered by Cerulli
Recently the regulators for securities market in UAE and Saudi have revamped the rules and regulations governing the investment funds.While the new regulations (IFRs) in UAE have brought several welcome changes for the domestic funds, they have imposed fresh obstacles for the entry of foreign funds in the country.
published on Aug 31, 2017
covered by Economic Times
When 32-year-old Harshad Gawde first invested in bitcoins in 2013, he couldn't have expected the returns from it to sponsor an all-India tour, beginning with a six-month trip through Roopkund hills in Uttarakhand. He will be living off $15 daily payouts from that investment.
published on Aug 31, 2017
covered by Khaleej Times
Geopolitical risks and uncertainty related to US President Donald Trump's ability to carry out his election pledges may drive gold prices towards $1,300 (Dh4,784) per ounce level in 2017, market strategists said.
published on Aug 14, 2017
covered by Forbes
Today’s consumers are pickier than ever. They want customized, personalized and unique products over standardized ones and prefer local, smaller producers over large-scale global manufacturers.
published on Aug 08, 2017
covered by Live Mint
Since Max Life began its digital push 18 months ago, the proportion of customers using digital channels to buy insurance has risen from 5% to 20-22%
published on Aug 07, 2017
covered by Indian Business Journal
The Indian media has been abuzz with the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) discussion on a proposed reduction in interest rates for the Indian economy.
published on Aug 01, 2017
covered by Economic Times
In spite of India generating 1.85 million tonne of electronic waste annually and being ranked among the top five countries of e-waste generation, e-waste has not been categorized separately under the new GST regime.
published on Jul 31, 2017
covered by Special Chem
The increased rubber consumption has fueled the research for improving its properties in various sectors, consequently leading to great advancements in rubber additive market.
published on Jul 28, 2017
covered by CPI Financials
Consumer staples, prized for their slow but steady growth in investment portfolios, are generating higher alpha than ever before. They've not only been more resilient to the usual market headwinds but also have tremendous potential to grow, bolstered by technological disruptors and a growing consumer base among the world ís emerging market middle class.
published on Jul 23, 2017
covered by Special Chem
There exist certain obstacles in commercialization of nanomaterials that need to be tackled by leading research firms.
published on Jul 23, 2017
covered by http://www.healthcaretechnologies.com/the-internet-of-medical-things
A healthcare application of IoT technologies, the concept of Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) envisions a network of connected devices that sense vital data in real time.
published on Jul 13, 2017
covered by Telecomlead
Telecom operators have started using artificial intelligence (AI) technology capabilities that process and analyze real-time customer data to recommend and automatically trigger the next best action.
published on Jul 07, 2017
covered by True Viral News
The Internet of Things (IoT) is most commonly conceived of in the consumer space as a luxury asset; these pieces of technology make living easier by automating or streamlining day to day tasks. But for businesses, IoT technology represents an opportunity to integrate every facet of their operations, bringing contextualized data to decision-makers from assets that were previously “dumb.” And it’s becoming absolutely essential to remaining competitive.
published on Jul 05, 2017
covered by Khaleej Times
The UAE gold jewellers are gearing up not only for the festive season but also to handle excess demand from India after the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) of three per cent from July 1.
published on Jul 04, 2017
covered by APN News
For the first time in the country, Otivr launched an integrated platform to digitise the B2B partner search within the IT sector through its open marketplace. The idea is to bridge the gap between global buyers and quality IT suppliers in India.
published on Jul 03, 2017
covered by Special Chem
Smart packaging is a packaging system that goes beyond conventional packaging, with functions such as sensing and logging data.
published on Jun 30, 2017
covered by Newsdog
A recent Google India-BCG report has projected the overall Indian travel market to reach $48 Bn by 2020 at a CAGR of 11%-11.5%. In May 2016, this number had been predicted at $40 Bn, as per an IBEF report. According to IBEF, the online travel market alone is expected to account for around 40%-50% of the total transactions by 2020.
published on Jun 29, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
A new partnership of businesses in Serbia is undertaking an initiative to modernize entrepreneurship within the country.
published on Jun 26, 2017
covered by Toronto Business Daily
In today's world, our cars are becoming a lot more like computers. Automakers are working in tandem with technology companies to put more smart features and advanced technologies under the hood and on the dashboard of the modern vehicle. The self-driving vehicle invasion is only part of this diverse landscape of new tech tools for the automotive industry.
published on Jun 26, 2017
covered by Manufacturing Business Technology
It is not rocket science to understand that supplier or vendor satisfaction primarily helps drive business prosperity downstream and ensures optimal quality, performance and cost of products and services, in turn influencing customer satisfaction.Now, the next step is to know what and how to ask your vendors to get the most out of your supplier satisfaction programs.
published on Jun 17, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Some analysts are excited about the growth in the Balkan country of Romania, a nation that, along with its neighbors, has often struggled to modernize and put aside some of the negative impact of past centuries.
published on Jun 09, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Companies like JinkoSolar are helping global solar operations scale up in a time when energy innovation is paramount for protecting the planet.
published on Jun 02, 2017
covered by Omnexus
In the recent years, 3D printing technology has gained phenomenal traction in the medical and healthcare industry.
published on May 25, 2017
covered by Toronto Business Daily
The latest news out of the Canadian economy shows a shrinking trade deficit and positive numbers on energy and consumer product sectors.
published on May 23, 2017
covered by VC Circle
When cross-category classifieds company Quikr announced the acquisition of home services startup Zimmber earlier this month, it marked the Bangalore-based firm’s tenth buyout in less than two-and-a-half years.
published on May 22, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Some experts looking at the economic future of Albania feel that better accommodation of the country's travel and tourism industries could mean substantial improvements in the national economy and a path toward more vibrant markets.
published on May 19, 2017
covered by Reuters
Sovereign investors are sinking more money into tech start-ups and opening offices in Silicon Valley in the hope of bagging a "unicorn" - the rare private firm that grows in value to over $1 billion.
published on May 12, 2017
covered by MBT Magazine
There’s no room for argument with the statement that supply chain is the backbone of organizations, especially that of the manufacturing sector.
published on May 12, 2017
covered by Live Mint
Japan’s ORIX will set up a joint venture firm with SUN Renewables for setting up distributed generation solar power projects.
published on May 10, 2017
covered by Toronto Business Daily
A protectionist move by officials in Ontario seeks to deal with high housing demand and a potential real estate bubble, but analyst Priti Agarwal believes the controversial step is only a band-aid.
published on May 09, 2017
covered by Huffpost
Trump is bad for consumers, not necessarily in what he’s doing now, but in how he’s affecting the morale and psychology of the American customer.
published on May 08, 2017
covered by Live Mint
Adobe Systems is betting on Experience Cloud and Creative Cloud, and partnership with Microsoft Azure to drive its business in India.
published on May 04, 2017
covered by IDG Connect
Dogged by years of economic upheaval, Brazil is betting on the IT sector to help return the economy to growth and stability.
published on Apr 26, 2017
covered by VC Cirlce
Flipkart’s decade-long journey has been a story of ups and downs that, more often than not, dots the leadership landscape.
published on Apr 26, 2017
covered by Bloomberg Quint
Flipkart Ltd. just raised $1.4 billion from technology giants amid speculation over its merger with Snapdeal.
published on Apr 17, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Greece faces a big deadline in June 5 when the Greek government hopes to repay over $300 billion to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
published on Apr 14, 2017
covered by VC Circle
India’s largest e-commerce company Flipkart’s recent fundraise of $1.4 billion (around Rs 9,000 crore), the biggest-ever in the country’s burgeoning consumer internet sector, has undoubtedly filled its coffers for now, but it also begs some important questions.
published on Apr 13, 2017
covered by Asia Times
People are doubling down on casino stocks as the gambling enclave shows signs of a making a positive shift after reporting that gaming revenues grew at the fastest pace in three years.
published on Apr 12, 2017
covered by Bne IntelliNews
Creditors of Croatia’s Agrokor have appointed a turnaround expert to lead the heavily indebted Balkan food and retail giant out of its financial crisis, potentially ending the four-decade rule of founder Ivica Todoric.
published on Apr 05, 2017
covered by Medical Travel Today
The next wave of medical tourism growth will be assisted by superior technological systems and services.
published on Apr 04, 2017
covered by VCCircle
Close on the heels of Samsung introducing its mobile payments service, caller-identification app Truecaller has followed suit with the launch of Truecaller Pay as it looks to leverage its enormous user base to cash in on the government’s digitisation push.
published on Mar 29, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Romanian officials are hoping that new Black Sea gas extraction and pipeline plans will add to their country’s energy economy, making Romania a local energy hub.
published on Mar 29, 2017
covered by Omnexus Special Chem
Metals and ceramics are prevalent in the medical industry. However, the unique properties of polymeric materials and their blends exhibit potential as better replacements for conventional materials.
published on Mar 24, 2017
covered by VC Circle
Once the preserve of rich oil exporters or nations with trade surpluses, like Norway, Kuwait and Singapore, an unlikely new breed of sovereign wealth fund is emerging - in countries with large deficits and deep debt.
published on Mar 20, 2017
covered by Newsweek
Regardless of political belief, Trump's deregulatory push stands to harm peoples' everyday lives.
published on Mar 19, 2017
covered by Manufacturing Business Technology
A promise to bring back manufacturing jobs to the U.S. was the mainstay of President Trump’s campaign in 2016.
published on Mar 18, 2017
covered by Reuters
Once the preserve of rich oil exporters or nations with trade surpluses, like Norway, Kuwait and Singapore, an unlikely new breed of sovereign wealth fund is emerging - in countries with large deficits and deep debt.
published on Mar 17, 2017
covered by Business Standard
Once the preserve of rich oil exporters or nations with trade surpluses, like Norway, Kuwait and Singapore, an unlikely new breed of sovereign wealth fund is emerging - in countries with large deficits and deep debt.
published on Mar 17, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
Tourism is booming in the small gulf kingdom of Bahrain with officials projecting the tourism to be worth $1 billion by 2020.
published on Mar 14, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
A Balkan supermarket chain Agrokor which employs 40,000 people in Croatia, also has thousands of workers in neighboring Bosnia and Serbia is encountering financial trouble.
published on Mar 14, 2017
covered by Live Mint
UP election results can trigger bolder initiatives than even demonetisation by the BJP-led govt, such as those on land acquisition and labour reforms.
published on Mar 13, 2017
covered by Mint
Interest from one of Japan’s largest corporates in India’s renewable energy play comes in the backdrop of India courting investments for its clean energy sector.
published on Mar 10, 2017
covered by Business Review Europe
While uncertainty about the UK’s decision to leave the European Union may be abating, the slew of changes it entails in everything from exchange rates and laws governing contracts to logistics and trade rules are forcing companies to reconsider their procurement strategies.
published on Mar 10, 2017
covered by IPwatchdog
Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States managed to get elected based at least in part on his real or perceived success as a businessman. He achieved this reputation in part by licensing his “Trump” brand name—a kind of intellectual property—to third parties.
published on Mar 09, 2017
covered by BioPortfolio
Aranca discusses the considerable advances that have occured in the last few years in gene therapy.
published on Mar 03, 2017
covered by Energy Digital
What technological solutions are out there to help maximise use of already-used water?
published on Mar 01, 2017
covered by Economic Times
If data is the new oil, then there is a gigantic oil spill all around you.Your personal data -be it your residential address, your phone number, email id, details of what you bought online, age, marital status, income and profession -is all up for sale.
published on Feb 28, 2017
covered by ET Tech
How India's fast-growing data brokerage industry is selling personal information cheaply to anyone who asks, and why that's dangerous.
published on Feb 28, 2017
covered by The Licensing Journal
This is Part 1 of a three-part article. Parts 2 and 3 of this article will expand on the topic of patent pools, further defining the patent landscape in and out of these pools in their respective industries, which will allow for comment on their activities.
published on Feb 27, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
A new gas pipeline linking the Bulgarian capital, Sofia with the Serbian city of Nis could have a beneficial impact on local economies and help the two nations to be less reliant on Russian oil.
published on Feb 27, 2017
covered by Balkan Business Wire
Montenegro opposition parties are responding negatively to a plan by the government of Prime Minister Dusko Markovic to adopt a draft budget for this year that would include new loans to cover a shortfall of about $481 million.
published on Feb 27, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
The new Chinese shopping center in Salalah, Oman, offers more than 250 businesses, including a children's play area, a water fountain and a food court, but the country’s second-largest city hopes the center is just the first piece in a much-larger economic picture.
published on Feb 26, 2017
covered by Mint
The process cycle for bill discounting at Bajaj Electricals has come down from four-five days to almost real time after the implementation of blockchain.
published on Feb 24, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
For the past few years, Dubai property companies have made concessions to buyers to entice them into new homes built in a burgeoning real estate market, and now there's more reason to believe buyers are in the driver’s seat.
published on Feb 06, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
It said 98 percent of professionals in the Middle East are looking for jobs.The reality is much simpler. Most of that surprisingly high percentage includes anyone looking for a new job even if it's simply checking job opportunities on an internet portal.
published on Feb 04, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
The ongoing civil war in Yemen has caused immeasurable pain and heartache, from the thousands of lost lives to the approximately 20 million residents in desperate need of food or other aid.
published on Feb 03, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
Saudi Arabia might cut as much as half of its planned projects this year following a historic drop in oil prices, according to a Reuters report.
published on Jan 28, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
The downturn in oil prices and other financial pressures in the GCC have not slowed economic growth in Dubai, a crown jewel of the UAE that continues to draw on a vibrant tourism base and diversify the country away from independence on fossil fuels.
published on Jan 27, 2017
covered by ET Tech
Several dominant consumer driven tech-startups (such as e-commerce portals, food-tech sites, online marketplaces, and aggregators) enjoyed soaring valuations.
published on Jan 23, 2017
covered by The Licensing Journal
The rise of 3D printing promises the rapid and inexpensive creation of objects and prototypes across numerous industries.
published on Jan 20, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
Gulf state members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are spending $150 billion a year on education, the GCC Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry recently determined.
published on Jan 17, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
Recently released figures show some gains in Qatar’s projected GDP during the third quarter of 2016 -- an estimated 3.7 percent year-over-year growth. Officials estimate that, factoring in constant prices, the country's gross domestic product rose 3.6 percent from second-quarter figures.
published on Jan 16, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
Saudi leaders recently appeared to an about-face on a deal to invest a large sum of money with the United Arab Emirates, as the sovereign wealth fund prepared to buy a significant stake in the UAE utility company Utico.
published on Jan 10, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
In Saudi Arabia, the full spectrum of issues surrounding cybercrime tangles with traditional attitudes about moral values to create quite a complex navigational field for social media users.
published on Jan 09, 2017
covered by CNBC
* Deal value surges 22 pct to $82 bln -TR data.* Biggest was $10.8 bln paid for stake in Rosneft.
published on Jan 05, 2017
covered by Reuters
Qatar's purchase of a stake in Russian oil company Rosneft last month crowned a year of mega-acquisitions by sovereign investors in 2016, with total deal value rising 22 percent to $82 billion whilst the number of transactions held steady.
published on Jan 05, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
UAE officials say a new project called Dubai South will create a half million jobs and fulfill the financial needs of more than a million urban residents.
published on Jan 04, 2017
covered by Fund Selector Asia
Political scandals, corporate governance issues and the potential impact of Donald Trump's trade policies prompt caution on Korean equities.
published on Jan 04, 2017
covered by Gulf News Journal
A new slate of Kuwaiti lawmakers appears ready to push for imposing increases to existing water and electricity tariffs in the country, despite widespread opposition.
published on Dec 30, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Financial experts are reporting on a liquidity crunch in Dubai as the Emirates continue to manage a fast-growing national economy.
published on Dec 28, 2016
covered by The Hindu Business Line
India’s online travel segment is expected to grow 17.8 per cent during 2013–2016E, outperforming the overall travel market by six percentage points. Online travel (online gross bookings) now constitutes an estimated 41 per cent of the overall Indian travel market, according to global research and analytics company Aranca.
published on Dec 27, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
A major real estate firm in the Gulf country of Qatar is focusing some attention on an emerging market, the Philippines, as a way to diversify its business.
published on Dec 19, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Observing the efforts of countries around the world to keep up their infrastructure, experts are noticing that these kinds of investments tend to pay off very well.
published on Dec 18, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
To visitors in downtown Dubai, the results of rapid innovation are evident: smart city infrastructure blinks behind glass windows. On central Mohammad Bin Rashid Boulevard, free driverless cars patrol the streets, ready to give pedestrians a lift.
published on Dec 18, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
As GCC countries start looking at the real impact of the coming Value Added Tax (VAT), planned for the beginning of 2018, the country of Oman is realizing that it may have quite a lot of extra revenues to manage even as financial pressures threaten the region.
published on Nov 30, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Earlier this month, at the annual conference of the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Finance Institutions (AAOIFI), participants looked at a preliminary study for centralized sharia boards in order to regulate finances in GCC nations.
published on Nov 23, 2016
covered by INC 42Magazine
Gurugram-based travel portal and travel concierge app, Trip Tap Toe has raised fresh capital in exchange of 26% stake for an undisclosed amount.
published on Nov 16, 2016
covered by World Of Chemicals
In place since the 1970s, regulations limiting Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emissions in paint & coating products are getting stricter. Enforced by agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US and legislations like the Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals (REACH) in the EU, they are meant to limit the use of organic chemical compounds that are harmful to human health and contribute significantly to atmospheric ozone depletion as well as global carbon
published on Nov 15, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Under pressure from lower oil prices, the Gulf Coast country of Qatar is increasing pay for a range of government employees.A Nov. 7 press release shows the government is poised to make substantial increases, even doubling some government salaries.The move comes after a series of cutbacks and layoffs in the country within the last couple of years, including the downsizing of 1,000 foreign workers at Qatar Petroleum.What is the context for the current salary
published on Nov 15, 2016
covered by Manufacturing Business Technology
Following a protectionist policy alone will not help the US in the long run as the global shifts in manufacturing will always follow both demand dynamics and cost advantages. Intense lobbying is expected in early 2017 between the Corporate America and the Trump administration, and a compromise solution is the one that is most likely to emerge.
published on Nov 15, 2016
covered by Quartz India
The Narendra Modi government’s decision to replace the Rs500 and Rs1,000 denomination notes with new ones has done in two days what Indian internet startups have been trying for years: get users to pay online instead of choosing cash on delivery (COD).
published on Nov 11, 2016
covered by ETCio.com
Artificial Intelligence evokes a whole gamut of reactions. The cinematic world has been taking unrestrained creative liberty for ages. Such ambiguities that hound artificial intelligence (AI) clearly stem from an inherent lack of understanding of its root concepts. Interestingly, in one form or the other, the human race is already surrounded with AI. The era of Artificial Intelligence has begun.
published on Nov 10, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Leaders in Dubai are getting help with sustainable energy goals and ecological business plans from a partner on the other side of the Mediterranean.An Oct. 23 press release shows the secretary general of Dubai GEP, Fahad Al Gergawi, and an Italian official, Turin’s Mayor Chiara Appendino, in a Dubai location to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that moves forward collaborative goals between the two economies.
published on Nov 09, 2016
covered by IDG Connect
In Brazil you can go to an ATM and withdraw cash with just your fingerprint. The tech has been around for a while and has changed the way Brazilians are banking. They are not the only ones. Bankingtech.com recently reported that Nequi, a financial mobile banking service from Bancolombia, has become the first in Colombia to deploy mobile biometrics for authentication.
published on Nov 08, 2016
covered by Economic times
Have an Aadhaar card? Jump the queues at the airport.Bangalore International Airport is preparing to introduce biometric screening at entry for holders of India’s digital identity numbers, the first step in adding a layer of security and efficiency at one of the country’s busiest airports.
published on Nov 02, 2016
covered by ET Tech
Bangalore International Airport is preparing to introduce biometric screening at entry for holders of India’s digital identity numbers
published on Nov 02, 2016
covered by ET CIO
Bangalore International Airport is preparing to introduce biometric screening at entry for holders of India’s digital identity numbers, the first step in adding a layer of security and efficiency at one of the country’s busiest airports.
published on Nov 02, 2016
covered by Yahoo Finance
Hang on, investors. Stocks may be headed for some bumps after the presidential race is decided, and that could happen regardless of who wins the loud, crazy and unpredictable campaign.The market may be in for an election correction that's fairly common when an incumbent president isn't on the ballot.
published on Nov 01, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
A Reuters article from Oct. 18 shows exports of crude oil from Saudi Arabia fell from 7.6 million barrels per day to 7.3 million barrels per day in the month of July.The numbers come from information materials provided by Saudi Arabia as a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).The report also shows that Saudi Arabia’s oil inventories peaked one year ago, and that crude inventories have decreased since then. Domestic r
published on Oct 31, 2016
covered by Ingredients South Asia
MATERIALS used in bakeries are known as bakery ingredients. They include bases (flours of various kinds), additives (emulsifying agents, sweeteners, etc.) and enhancers (gar- nishes, flavours, flavour enhancers, etc.). These ingredients improve protein content and aeration and help maintain the freshness of baked foods. Baked products include foods such as bread, biscuits, cookies, cakes, pizzas, pies, pastries, doughnuts, tarts and frozen baked products.
published on Oct 28, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
With inflation in the high teens, and other factors putting pressure on the national economy, the country of Egypt has pursued a plan to take out a $12 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) -- and the eventual resolution of this deal is coming soon.Reports released earlier this month show that IMF leaders still have to deliberate on some aspects of the plan to lend Egypt a sum of money that, by any
published on Oct 27, 2016
covered by Computing UK
With price rises from cloud providers including Microsoft and others, and huge potential fines when the GDPR comes into force, is it time to re-examine the decision to go cloud?
published on Oct 16, 2016
covered by Healthcare Executive
India is a complicated place in which to do business, particularly in the healthcare sector. When it comes to mergers and acquisitions, it’s not unlike Monopoly: the more assets a company has, the more valuable they are. Despite cultural differences and language barriers, however, every forward-thinking company needs to consider merging with another company, or acquiring a competitor in order to grow. Healthcare is in bigger demand than ever; thanks to urbanisation and a g
published on Oct 14, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Recent efforts by the Oman Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) aim to promote the local production of goods, in an attempt to improve the national economy.A Sept. 19 announcement of a study program by the agency describes its purpose as such: “to reduce import (sic) and boost local production.”The ministry undertakes this effort in partnership with the Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting.In the study, which is titled "Domestic Resources of the Sultanate of
published on Oct 12, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
The Gulf Coast nation of Oman is seeing a rise in private health care services, the result of efforts to expand domestic health care systems to meet demand. New private facilities are changing a medical landscape that has been dominated by government-funded medical infrastructure.A Sept. 18 story in Business Today discusses new hospitals opening up in the city of Muscat and other central areas of Oman, calling the move an “aggressive expansion” pla
published on Oct 06, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
Wednesday, Oct 5, 2016 Recent efforts by the Oman Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) are aimed at promoting the local production of goods, in an attempt to improve the national economy.A Sept. 19 announcement of a study program by the agency describes its purpose: “to reduce import (sic) and boost local production.”The ministry undertakes this effort in partnership with the Gulf Organization for Industrial Consulting.
published on Oct 05, 2016
covered by Reuters
LONDON, Oct 3 An Australian port and a stake in the Empire State Building's operator were among assets acquired by sovereign investors such as wealth funds and state pension funds in the third quarter of 2016, with deals totalling $21.2 billion.The combined value of deals was up 38 percent from the previous quarter, helped by a handful of jumbo-sized transactions in the infrastructure, energy and real estate segments, although the number of direct investments fell to 35 from 43 in
published on Oct 03, 2016
covered by idexportgulfnews
With a 13% annual growth in Dubai medical sector by 2021 and an investment of over US$272.2 million last year, Dubai Health Authority (DHA) expects to welcome around 1.3 million medical tourists to the emirate within the next five years[1]. Details released by the Dubai Statistic Centre (DSC) show that Dubai’s 26 hospitals, both private and government, received nearly 630,831 health tourists last year, of which 298,359 were foreigners who came from abroad, accounting for nearly 46 per cent of the t
published on Sep 28, 2016
covered by ET EnergyWorld
Hoping to boost domestic oil reserves as well as reduce dependency on imports, the Indian Government is opening up 67 oilfields across the country — including 12 small oilfields from the eastern state of Assam — to foreign investments, hoping to make the country more self-sufficient in meeting its demand for oil.As locals boycott the decision — calling it unfair exploitation — some question whether privatization really is the best move toward fulfilling India’s long-term o
published on Sep 26, 2016
covered by Travel and Tour World
Dubai is all set to provide medical tourism to its global community. In coming years, this cosmopolitan city expects an annual growth of 13 million medical tourists surpassing previous records. As per the statistics released by Dubai Statistic Center or DSC, 26 hospitals in this modern city did 46 percent of its business last year via foreign tourists who majorly belonged from the Asian countries. Dubai medical facilities and different vendors are trying to maintain and develop its
published on Sep 23, 2016
covered by HotelierMiddleEast.com
Dubai progresses in its vision to grow its health care system to the point where it offers medical tourism to the global communityDubai authorities have said that with an investment of over US$272.2 million last year, they expect to welcome around 1.3 million medical tourists to the emirate within the next five years, according to local media.Foreign guests accounted for 46% of business last year for Dubai's 26 hospitals, while details released by the Dubai Statistic Centre
published on Sep 22, 2016
covered by Arabian Industry
Dubai progresses in its vision to grow its health care system to the point where it offers medical tourism to the global communityDubai authorities have said that with an investment of over US$272.2 million last year, they expect to welcome around 1.3 million medical tourists to the emirate within the next five years, according to local media.Foreign guests accounted for 46% of business last year for Dubai's 26 hospitals, while details released by the Dubai Statistic Centre
published on Sep 22, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
In a region that's quickly modernizing, one of the Gulf area's primary cosmopolitan cities, Dubai, is determined to grow its health care system to the point where it offers medical tourism to the global community.Dubai authorities are announcing that with an investment of over $272.2 million last year, they expect to welcome around 1.3 million medical tourists within the next five years.As far as revenues, Dubai officials are looking for an increase of 13 percent every
published on Sep 21, 2016
covered by Portfolio-Advisor
Three global indices are considering including China's onshore bonds on their indices, which has the potential for strong capital inflows. Talks are underway between China and three key global bond benchmark indices – JP Morgan Global Government Bond Index, Barclays Capital Global Aggregate Bond Index and Citi World Government Bond Index to include onshore bonds after the mainland authorities relaxed fules for foreign participation in the China interbank bond market (CIBM) in May.Standard C
published on Sep 20, 2016
covered by Fund Selector Asia
Three global indices are considering including China's onshore bonds on their indices, which has the potential for strong capital inflows. Talks are underway between China and three key global bond benchmark indices – JP Morgan Global Government Bond Index, Barclays Capital Global Aggregate Bond Index and Citi World Government Bond Index to include onshore bonds after the mainland authorities relaxed fules for foreign participation in the China interbank bond market (CIBM) in May. S
published on Sep 19, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal
In a time when the Saudi economy is struggling with lower oil prices while taking on ambitious energy and economic projects, there is some glimmer of light for Saudi workers, particularly native citizens. A study by the Korn Ferry Hay Group shows big increases across the board for salaries in some industries, such as high technology and transportation and logistics. Another major factor in the study was the finding that over half of Saudi nationals
published on Sep 15, 2016
covered by Food & Beverage News
Introduction: Thailand has earned a good reputation in the global food market and is advancing towards becoming a global leader in food production and exports. Darsh Lathia from Aranca presents his views on the evolution of nutrition Labelling in Thailand. Read more - http://www.aranca.com/download...
published on Sep 01, 2016
covered by Economic Times Print Edition
BENGALURU: A three-year-old Singapore-based startup called nuTonomy has stolen the thunder from the likes of Google and Apple, Ford and General Motors, Uber and Lyft, by launching the world's first self-driving taxi service last week. Founded by two Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers, Karl Iagnemma and Emilio Frazzoli, the transportation and automotive technology firm has 50 PhD scholars and experienced scientists. ET spoke to the firm's leaders and expert
published on Aug 30, 2016
covered by ET Tech
Google and Apple have great ambitions for the space. Ford plans to get a model on the road by 2021. General Motors pumped in $500 million into ride sharing app Lyft to get a toehold. Uber will pilot its service in Pittsburgh in the United States later this month. Driverless cars -- especially self-driving taxis -- have giants from the auto and tech industry licking their chops.
published on Aug 30, 2016
covered by Times of India
A three-year-old Singapore based startup called NuTonomy has stolen the thunder from the likes of Google and Apple, Ford and General Motors, Uber and Lyft - NuTonomy launched the world's first self-driving taxi service last week.
published on Aug 30, 2016
covered by Green Area
As part of Saudi Arabia’s bold new plan to modernize the kingdom, known as Vision 2030, the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) is taking steps to identify sites for renewable energy projects within the country. An Aug. 14 press release shows the SEC has started looking at developing plans to implement new energy projects in such areas as Al-Jouf and Rafha. There’s also the Harimale Project that is slated to produce over 2700 kW of wind power for
published on Aug 21, 2016
covered by Gulf News Journal Reports
As part of Saudi Arabia's bold new plan to modernize the kingdom, known as Vision 2030, the Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) is taking steps to identify sites for renewable energy projects within the country.An Aug. 14 press release shows the SEC has started looking at developing plans to implement new energy projects in such areas as Al-Jouf and Rafha. There's also the Harimale Project that is slated to produce over 2700 kW of wind power for
published on Aug 18, 2016
covered by globalinvestormagazine
Saudi Aramco’s proposed IPO is raising as many questions as answers, not least over which foreign bourse will host the overseas listing, writes James GavinTouted as the world’s biggest ever public flotation, the proposed initial public offering (IPO) of 5% of state oil company Saudi Aramco is the cornerstone of the kingdom’s bold economic reform drive. The listing promises not just to galvanise the sluggish listing pipeline of the Saudi Tadawul exchange, but have
published on Aug 15, 2016
covered by Technology Business Petroleum
A new deepwater port project planned for Louisiana aims to complement existing Gulf Coast infrastructure to service the oil and gas industry. Located in western Louisiana on the Calcasieu Ship Channel just south of Lakes Charles, the Port Cameron project will allow for faster deployment of supply vessels, support and emergency services for exploration and production (E&P) activities in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Jack Belcher, executive vice president of HBW Resources LLC,
published on Aug 12, 2016
covered by DownstreamToday.com
A new deepwater port project planned for Louisiana aims to complement existing Gulf Coast infrastructure to service the oil and gas industry.
published on Aug 11, 2016
covered by Business News Daily
What is the so-called internet of things? It's most visible in smart appliances, such as networked thermostats or refrigerators. But the internet of things, or IoT, is a concept that comprises much more than just the technology and devices that power smart homes. The internet of things includes incredibly powerful applications for the business world of tomorrow, with built-in dedications to efficiency and data analysis to allow companies to operate more productively and cost-effectively.
published on Aug 10, 2016
covered by Arabian Oil & Gas
Saudi Arabia’s upstream and downstream giants Aramco and Saudi Arabian Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) are looking into the possibility of developing a crude oil-to-chemicals plant in Saudi Arabia. The two energy giants signed an agreement late in June to conduct a feasibility study on the development of such a facility.
published on Aug 08, 2016
covered by ET CIO
In an interview with ETCIO.COM, Kannan Sivasubramanian, EVP, Aranca discusses the teething troubles of IoT deployments, the best practices enterprises can adopt and the way forward for IoT adoption in India.
published on Aug 04, 2016
covered by ET Tech
The Internet of Things (IoT) has opened up a world of possibilities that make the world of tomorrow seem closer than ever before. Although just a small sub-set of IoT's potential applications, its ability to revolutionize the mundane in healthcare and medicine is spurring some interesting developments.
published on Jul 28, 2016
covered by ET CIO
IoT promises to reduce the need for physical checkups and appointments, saving time, and cutting expenditures significantly.http://cio.economictimes.india...
published on Jul 28, 2016
covered by Yahoo Finance
No matter who you're pulling for in this year's presidential election, if you're an investor, don't bet on either candidate giving a lift to the stock market or your portfolio this year. The market may be in for an election correction.http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...
published on Jul 20, 2016
covered by Nikkei Asian Review
MUMBAI (NewsRise) -- Yatra Online has agreed to merge with a special-purpose acquisition company Terrapin 3 Acquisition Corp. in a deal...
published on Jul 14, 2016
covered by Euromoney Seminars
Managing regulation cited as number one challenge by hedge funds Keeping up with regulation has become equal to the challenge that asset growth poses for hedge funds, according to a report by analyst house Aranca and financial services tech firm FIS.Half of the 258 hedge fund professionals polled ranked growing assets under management and keeping pace with legislation as top three concerns.In Europe and Asia Pacific keeping on top of the pace of regulation
published on Jun 29, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
The global infrastructure sector continues to bear the brunt of constrained public budgets and lack of effective government and private partnerships that have led to inadequate investment and disappointing growth.
published on Jun 10, 2016
covered by Arabian Oil and Gas
Saudi Arabia's Council of Economic and Development Affairs has reportedly approved the final draft of the National Transformation Plan, part of Saudi Vision 2030.http://www.arabianoilandgas.co...
published on Jun 06, 2016
covered by Arabian Oil and Gas
The Saudi’s 2030 Vision was perhaps one of the most hotly discussed news in the past couple of months. And rightly so, it includes some quite radical economic reforms and promises to significantly open up the Kingdom for more foreign investment.
published on Jun 06, 2016
covered by TheStreet
What is the outlook for this industry as the focus shifts to generic-drug companies from drug research companies?
published on May 13, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
The oil-dependent Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has a long-term blueprint to transform itself into a diversified economy, with non-oil government revenues projected to increase six-fold to SAR1tn by 2030. It’s an ambitious dream to transform an economy that relies on crude oil exports for more than 70% of government revenues.
published on May 04, 2016
covered by TheStreet
Everything you ever wanted to know about Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to live without oil, which is supported by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. But is the plan realistic?
published on May 03, 2016
covered by TheStreet
A bigger flow of foreign capital into Saudi Arabia could play a crucial role in diversifying the country's revenue sources outside oil and into other industries and sectors. Also, these measures could have valuable long-term impact on the country's employable population, 70% of which is below 30.
published on Apr 27, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
Saudi Aramco is one of the largest oil exploring and producing companies in the world. Aramco came out with an official announcement stating that it was considering options to allow public participation in its equity through an IPO.
published on Apr 26, 2016
covered by TheStreet
Although election years usually bode well for the U.S. stock market and economy, 2016 could defy the norm, with the slump in China and falling oil prices likely weighing heavily.
published on Apr 13, 2016
covered by Big News Network
History suggests the stock market should be very good to investors this year. But history isn't always the best prognosticator. During an election year in which an incumbent president is not running for re-election, the Dow Jones industrial average, or DJIA, gains about 13% on average, according to Bloomberg data used in an unpublished research note from Aranca, a global research and analytics firm.
published on Apr 08, 2016
covered by BankRate
History suggests the stock market should be very good to investors this year. But history isn't always the best prognosticator.
published on Apr 07, 2016
covered by Reuters
Indian airlines, Brazilian chemical producers and Turkish car makers and are just some of the emerging market firms thriving thanks to low commodity prices, and yet investors are often slow to catch on due to the asset class's dismal overall performance.
published on Mar 16, 2016
covered by Financial Times
The emergence of a mystery 5 per cent stake in Burberry will once again provide ammunition for investors sceptical of combining the top
published on Mar 08, 2016
covered by The Street
The federal agency is examining whether to mandate daily capital distribution disclosure requirements. Insurgent funds, institutions and corporations are pushing back.
published on Feb 29, 2016
covered by MSN Money
The federal agency is examining whether to mandate daily capital distribution disclosure requirements. Insurgent funds, institutions and corporations are pushing back.
published on Feb 29, 2016
covered by Technology Networks
Counterfeiting drugs continues to cost the world dearly—both in terms of health risks and revenue losses. Recent developments in anti-counterfeiting technologies promise to change the pharmaceutical industry’s war against counterfeiters for good. Edible smart microtag leads from the front.
published on Feb 26, 2016
covered by Asia-Nikkei
South African media and e-commerce conglomerate Naspers will invest $250 million more in Indian online travel company Ibibo Group, in a sign of growing investor interest in the booming online travel and hospitality business in the south Asian nation.
published on Feb 25, 2016
covered by Daily Mail
Burberry boss Christopher Bailey created quite a stir at London Fashion Week after deciding to do away with the industry norm of showcasing clothes six months before they become available.
published on Feb 24, 2016
covered by Reuters - UK
Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) might take a further $404 billion out of global listed equities in 2016 if oil prices stay between $30 and $40 a barrel, after pulling out about half that amount last year, a research organisation said on Monday.
published on Feb 23, 2016
covered by Reuters - US
Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) might take a further $404 billion out of global listed equities in 2016 if oil prices stay between $30 and $40 a barrel, after pulling out about half that amount last year, a research organisation said on Monday.
published on Feb 23, 2016
covered by Finance-Sina
Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) might take a further $404 billion out of global listed equities in 2016 if oil prices stay between $30 and $40 a barrel, after pulling out about half that amount last year, a research organisation said on Monday.
published on Feb 23, 2016
covered by ET
Sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) might take a further $404 billion out of global listed equities in 2016 if oil prices stay between $30 and $40 a barrel, after pulling out about half that amount last year, a research organisation said on Monday.
published on Feb 23, 2016
covered by The Financial Express
If 2015 was a good year for India’s e-commerce sector with more than a 110 deals and close to $5.7 billion in inflows — up 40% over 2014 — this year could turn out to be somewhat more subdued.
published on Feb 22, 2016
covered by Rigzone
It was fun while it lasted. During those heady days immediately after Russia announced it had agreed with Saudi Arabia to freeze oil production, some markets rallied and oil prices climbed back into the $30s.
published on Feb 22, 2016
covered by Money Morning
There's a reason investors have blindly trusted Wall Street's "buy the dips" mantra since 2009. In fact… there are 2.3 trillion reasons
published on Feb 10, 2016
covered by Business Insider
The huge anti-corruption and anti-extravagance campaign led by president Xi Jinping, has transformed China’s burgeoning luxury goods sector forever. Luxury goods have become less accessible to the growing Chinese middle class, and less acceptable for members of China’s elite.
published on Feb 09, 2016
covered by TheStreet- RealMoney
Will Share Buybacks Save the Day?Share buybacks have been another way in which companies have kept their shareholders happy in an environment of otherwise low growth in the real economy. They are partly to blame for the elevated valuations before the market selloff, but have also served as tremendous fuel for the bull market.
published on Feb 08, 2016
covered by News.Markets
S&P 500 companies with the largest combined level of buybacks and dividends will outperform in 2016, according to a report from research firm Aranca.
published on Feb 05, 2016
covered by Plastic Technology
New Aranca market study projects significant growth for engineering plastics, generated by metal replacement, 3D printing and photovoltaics.
published on Feb 05, 2016
covered by OmnexusSpecialChem
Increasing pollution from the transportation sector has led to strict regulations on automobile manufacturers to curb harmful emissions.
published on Feb 05, 2016
covered by Benzinga
In a massive new report, Aranca takes a close look at the companies that have been the most aggressive in buying back shares of their own stock.
published on Feb 04, 2016
covered by USA Today
Given the rocky start to 2016, Wall Street is hoping Corporate America – a big buyer of U.S. stocks in recent years – will resume purchasing their own stock as the quarterly earnings season winds down and the regulatory-driven share-repurchase “blackout” is lifted.
published on Feb 04, 2016
covered by Market Watch
In the midst of a gloomy earnings season, the share buyback machine has remained in overdrive, and some experts are cautioning it will all end badly.
published on Feb 04, 2016
covered by The Street
The Bank of Japan's announcement of negative interest rate policy last week surprised global financial markets, but it really shouldn't have come as a shocker if you look at recent Japanese economic data and the central bank's past aggressive actions.
published on Feb 03, 2016
covered by TheStreet
However, if history of Apple has taught us anything, the company will continue to innovate and promote its Apple Watch whose performance is dependent on the iPhone user base and should pick up with some lag. In the interim, headlines from China would play a role in shaping the company's performances in the coming quarters.
published on Jan 27, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
Government Expenditure - Focus on Spending to Continue. The 2016 Saudi Ministry of Finance budget suggests that government spending continued to grow in 2015, despite lower revenues from crude oil.
published on Jan 27, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
Value Investing, a Bottom-up Approach In December 2015, the US Federal Reserve decided to normalize interest rates with an increase in the federal funds rate for the first time since 2006. This reversal in interest rates is compelling investment managers to revisit their strategies.
published on Jan 19, 2016
covered by Seeking Alpha
Global markets commenced 2015 with a strong positive momentum. The markets were optimistic due to the larger-than-expected stimulus announced by ECB President Mario Draghi to lift the sagging Eurozone economy and the likelihood of a delay in the US interest rate hike.
published on Jan 08, 2016
covered by VentureBeat
Over the past decade, 3D printing has been blurring boundaries between imagination and fabrication.
published on Dec 27, 2015
covered by Inc
Over the past few years, the Asia-Pacific region has been getting more attention from venture capitalists around the world.
published on Dec 17, 2015
covered by TechCrunch
In late November, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin managed to do what most refer to as the ‘Holy Grail of Rocketry’ — successfully send a rocket 62 miles into space and then, in a carefully controlled descent, land it upright just four-and-a-half feet from the center of its Launchpad.
published on Nov 30, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
In the current global scenario where traditional asset classes no longer assure stable returns, listed infrastructure is attracting investors in a big way.
published on Nov 23, 2015
covered by InvestorIndeas
Anticipating the likely interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve later this year, the Investment Research & Analytics division at Aranca, a global customized research and analytics company, released its new report: Listed Infrastructure – An Attractive Alternative showing that listed infrastructure is attracting investors in a big way.
published on Nov 17, 2015
covered by Menafn
Anticipating the likely interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve later this year, the Investment Research & Analytics division at Aranca, a global customized research and analytics company, released its new report: Listed Infrastructure – An Attractive Alternative showing that listed infrastructure is attracting investors in a big way.
published on Nov 17, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
Asia-Pacific has emerged as a sweet spot for venture capital investors attracted by the region’s growth prospects.
published on Nov 17, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
Although the economic performance of Saudi Arabia is highly correlated with oil fundamentals, we tried to analyze the socioeconomic demand drivers that are likely to change Saudi Arabia’s economic landscape.
published on Nov 15, 2015
covered by Quartz
Some of the world’s leading startup investors—like Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital—have been dabbling in India for several years now. They should probably start preparing for a lot more company.
published on Nov 13, 2015
covered by Scroll
Some of the world’s leading startup investors—like Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital—have been dabbling in India for several years now. They should probably start preparing for a lot more company.
published on Nov 13, 2015
covered by TradeArabia
Rapid urbanization, expected to add about seven million to Saudi Arabia’s urban population by 2025, is likely to create immediate growth opportunities in the Kingdom with regard to sustainable housing and utilities infrastructure, a report said
published on Nov 12, 2015
covered by DealStreetAsia
Global venture capital (VC) firms are gradually shifting their focus to Asia-Pacific, as the booming technological ecosystem in emerging markets beckons those seeking a share of the pie.
published on Nov 03, 2015
covered by Business Insider India
The Indian market is very attractive for foreign investors but one thing to watch out for is how the mood of the venture capital industry in the US turns out. If the much talked about tech bubble doesn't happen, India is not going to slow down anytime soon, says Bharat Ramnani, Associate Vice President of valuation services at Aranca.
published on Oct 27, 2015
covered by Iamwire
The startup ecosystem in the emerging economies of Asia-Pacific is still at a nascent stage, but is rapidly evolving. Asia-Pacific region has overtaken Europe in terms of deal value and has emerged as hotbed for venture capital (VC) investors, who are attracted by the region’s growth prospects.
published on Oct 27, 2015
covered by Times Of India
Asia-Pacific has emerged as a sweet spot for Venture Capital (VC) investors attracted by the region's growth prospects, says a report by research agency Aranca.
published on Oct 26, 2015
covered by The Street
Despite optimism for the opening up of the Saudi stock market to foreign investors in June, the initial response from qualified foreight investors (QFIs) has been subdued. This has been indicated by the monthly trading activity.
published on Oct 23, 2015
covered by FirstPost-Tech
Way back in 2008, we experienced, researched and tried to understand the subprime mortgage crisis. Probably not every one of us had any interest in the real estate business of the US.
published on Oct 20, 2015
covered by TravelBizMonitor
The Indian travel and tourism industry is set to grow at 12% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over the next three years, states the Indian Online Travel Industry - Going Places by global research and analytics company Aranca.
published on Oct 12, 2015
covered by Times of India
Greater access to technology and a booming middle-class are expected to bolster the already rapid growth of online tourism in India, helping it to outperform the overall travel market by a good 6 percentage points to 17.8 per cent in the three years to 2016, according to global research and analytics company Aranca.
published on Oct 11, 2015
covered by Brand Equity
Greater access to technology and a booming middle-class are expected to bolster the already rapid growth of online tourism in India, helping it to outperform the overall travel market by a good 6 percentage points to 17.8 per cent in the three years to 2016, according to global research and analytics company Aranca.
published on Oct 10, 2015
covered by Economic Times Travel
Greater access to technology and a booming middle-class are expected to bolster the already rapid growth of online tourism in India, helping it to outperform the overall travel market by a good 6 percentage points to 17.8 per cent in the three years to 2016, according to global research and analytics company Aranca.
published on Oct 09, 2015
covered by Indiainfoline
With greater access to technology and connectivity than ever before, a booming middle class and several other tailwinds are expected to bolster the already rapid growth of online tourism in India
published on Oct 05, 2015
covered by Seeking Alpha
Over the past year, commodity prices have been under pressure. In fact in some cases, it has fallen to levels not seen since the global financial crisis of 2008-09.
published on Sep 29, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
With deals likely to be at their highest since 2005, the pharmaceuticals sector can look forward to a thriving 2015.
published on Sep 15, 2015
covered by CNBC
Paper profits on repurchased stock prices has fooled the market. Productivity lags. Corporate investment in fixed assets is at its lowest level in 60 years.
published on Sep 08, 2015
covered by Huffington Post India
India has been well marketed as an investment destination by Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the past year, especially with the "Make in India" campaign
published on Sep 07, 2015
covered by Seeking Alpha
India has been well marketed by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his “Make in India” campaign as a great investment destination over the past year.
published on Sep 02, 2015
covered by Business Insider
What did we tell you…The Janet Yellen Fed will not raise interest rates in any meaningful way anytime soon.
published on Aug 22, 2015
covered by Profit Confidential
Executives are spending billions buying back their own stock, but their efforts are slowing, destroying the American economy.
published on Aug 21, 2015
covered by Value Walk
Among the sectors, Information Technology with Apple continued to lead in Q1 15. Since 1995, the S&P 500 buyback index has provided better returns than the benchmark S&P 500 index.
published on Aug 21, 2015
covered by Smarter Analyst
The Janet Yellen Fed will not raise interest rates in any meaningful way anytime soon. Instead, she will announce new QE programs. On Wednesday, red was showing up just about everywhere – U.S. stocks, European stocks, Asian stocks, emerging markets stocks, crude oil, but it could have been worse.
published on Aug 21, 2015
covered by Daily Reckoning
What did we tell you…The Janet Yellen Fed will not raise interest rates in any meaningful way anytime soon.
published on Aug 20, 2015
covered by Live Mint
The ratings agency forecasts India’s growth to slow to 7% in the year to March because of below-normal monsoon
published on Aug 19, 2015
covered by The Street
Owing to concerns regarding weak monsoons and a slower than expected pace of reforms by the current Indian government, rating agency Moody's has cut down India's 2015 GDP growth forecast to 7% from an earlier stated 7.5%. The rating agency has however, maintained its 2016 forecast of 7.5%.
published on Aug 18, 2015
covered by Wall Street Journal
The companies in the S&P 500 are poised to spend more than $1 trillion on buybacks and dividends in 2015, shattering the record set last year, according to a new report.
published on Aug 18, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
An exercise in laissez-faire - in a bid to support their stuttering economy, China has devalued its currency, leaving it 5% weaker than the US dollar over the last three days.
published on Aug 13, 2015
covered by TheStreet
Greece had hoped to conclude negotiations with its international creditors by early Tuesday at the latest, as talks continued in Athens on a new multi-billion euro bailout designed to keep the country from financial ruin.
published on Aug 11, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
As China grapples with growth slowing toward the second half of 2015, the government has been swift in introducing monetary and fiscal measures to support economic expansion.
published on Aug 11, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
Symbol for rebirth of Egypt, the new dual Suez Canal has opened. An engineering feat indeed, the Canal is expected to generate $13.2 billion each year by 2023.
published on Aug 09, 2015
covered by Market Pulse
Gold prices were marching lower ahead of a key employment report that is expected to set the tone for the battered precious metal.
published on Aug 06, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
On July 20, gold prices sunk below USD1,100 an ounce for the first time in 5 years.
published on Aug 06, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
In a first of its kind move by the OPEC’s third-largest oil producer, the UAE has abolished subsidies on transport fuels and align their prices with global oil markets.
published on Aug 03, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
Continued weakness in China makes India an attractive investment destination for investors looking to allocate funds to their emerging market portfolio.
published on Jul 28, 2015
covered by Harpers.co.uk
A leading wine investment fund management company says that the fine wine market is “by no means back to anything that can be considered normal” despite a recent recovery in prices.
published on Jul 27, 2015
covered by TheStreet
Euphoria built around the new iPhone's sales and the Apple Watch did little to bolster Apple's (AAPL) share price after third-quarter results sent the stock down high single digits.
published on Jul 27, 2015
covered by Vin X
Trade magazine Harpers published an article today featuring research by US Investment analyst, Aranca on the fine wine market.
published on Jul 14, 2015
covered by Harpers.co.uk
A US investment analyst has suggested that a recent bounce back in market prices of fine wine has made it an attractive long-term proposition.
published on Jul 14, 2015
covered by Crains Wealth
While the category can provide an alternative to traditional asset classes, high fees and lack of liquidity may mean too much risk for the uninitiated
published on Jul 13, 2015
covered by WealthManagement
There’s so much chatter about the flood of cybersecurity threats around financial services firms, and the technology that can hold it at bay, it’s easy to forget most lapses are the result of personal negligence - even among people who should know better
published on Jul 10, 2015
covered by InvestmentNews
If your clients have patience, money and some more money, investing in wine might be an ideal portfolio diversification strategy.Beyond the steep transaction costs, insurance and storage fees; illiquidity and general lack of regulatory oversight, wine can be a fine investment for the right person, according to Avinash Singh, Associate Vice President - Investment Research & Analytics at Aranca.
published on Jul 10, 2015
covered by TheStreet
Greece has reached a tipping point. Talks between the country and its creditors failed Friday, leading the country to effectively default on 1.5 billion euros it owed the International Monetary Fund.
published on Jul 03, 2015
covered by SeekingAlpha
The global high-yield bond markets have witnessed significant growth and diversification over the last few years aided by the extraordinary monetary policy accommodation provided by central banks.
published on Jul 01, 2015
covered by TechCrunch
Do we have a ticking time bomb on hand? The debate over whether Silicon Valley is sitting on another tech bubble rages on. It is being fueled by many celebrated “unicorns” that have attracted billions of investor dollars at sky-high valuations without demonstrating the returns.
published on May 24, 2015
covered by San Francisco Chronicle
Unicorn is a term bestowed on privately held companies valued at more than $1 billion because they were once so rare. Now they are more like a herd — numbering 103 worldwide, including 65 in the United States, according to CB Insights. But the term is still fitting because their valuations involve an element of make-believe.
published on May 13, 2015
covered by The Economic Times
MUMBAI: When domestic mutual funds launched schemes that invest in Euopean companies early this year, their sales pitch was that the region's shares would outperform emerging markets driven by a recovery in the economies. But, with Europe's economic crisis becoming more acute by the day, investors may be left high and dry.
published on Oct 17, 2014
covered by DOC N DOC
DOC N DOC, a monthly knowledge and lifestyle magazine by Media Transasia, in its October 2014 issue carried an article titled 'Generic drugs: Striking the right cord' featuring expert opinions on the generic medicine market in India, its scope of growth and limiting factors. Prakash Kailasam, AVP of our Intellectual Property Practice, threw light on the challenges that the generic drugs industry in India faces.
published on Oct 05, 2014
covered by Siliconindia.com
Dealing with intangible and intellectual assets is way more tortuous than dealing with tangible assets. Gone are the days when IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) were solely seen as legal agendas. IPRs today play a significant role in corporate strategy andthe accurate valuation of IP remains a major impediment to their emergence as a tradable asset. According to WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization), Patent filings grew by 9.2 percent in 2012 which is the fastest growth recorded in
published on Oct 02, 2014
covered by The-media-network.com
BNC Publishing has debuted Hotel News Middle East magazine across the UAE. Launched this week alongside the Hotel Show in Dubai, the publication is geared towards discerning hoteliers and will act as a vital resource for industry professionals seeking reliable, current information about the region’s burgeoning hospitality space. Covering the latest industry news and analysis, information about new products, trends and services, 6,850 copies of Hotel News Middle East will be circulated across the GCC m
published on Oct 01, 2014
covered by pharmabioworld.com
In this article, Prakash Kailasam, AVP, Intellectual Research Practice, Aranca, elucidates the IPR development in India over the past years.
published on Sep 19, 2014
covered by FirstBiz
The government is seized with the issue of lopsided bilateral trade with China. As against the general perception that imports are of cheap consumer items, the figures show that the largest imports from China are that of engineering goods, electronics and electrical equipment. Over the last three years, China has sold almost $30 billion of engineering goods to India, almost $10 billion a year.
published on Sep 15, 2014
covered by Business-Standard.com
Under second-term chiefs, market capitalisation grew faster, companies beat benchmark Nifty Riding on a stock market boom since 2009, India Inc’s chief executives have been able to salvage a lot of lost pride in their second innings.
published on Sep 13, 2014
covered by Citywireasia.com
Many investors remain concerned about China's shadow banking, estimates of which vary widely. Casting a dark shadow Over the last few years, debt levels have risen significantly in China. Concurrently, shadow banking – lending by non-bank intermediaries – has also grown significantly. ‘Around 40% of new lending last year came from sources that are collectively referred to as the ‘shadow banking system’, a broad term that encompasses all forms of credit creation by non-bank intermediaries,’ State Street Global Advisors no
published on Sep 11, 2014
covered by Business-Standard.com
It’s a big thumbs-up from India Inc for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who completes 100 days in office a week from now. Leaders at Indian companies say the new government’s biggest achievement has been a perceptive improvement in business sentiment,
published on Aug 28, 2014
covered by Economictimes.indiatimes.com
MUMBAI: Owning shares of Google is probably one of the best bets on the buzzing e-commerce and new-age business space.
published on Aug 26, 2014
covered by Telanganatalkies.com
The CII, in partnership with Telangana Govt, organized a conference on Manufacturing Excellence called ‘Man’Exe 2014, in Hyderabad yesterday.
published on Aug 10, 2014
covered by Siasat.com
CII, in partnership with Government of Telangana, organized a conference on Manufacturing Excellence called ‘Man’Exe 2014, here today. This is the eleventh edition of the leadership series on Manufacturing Excellence, which is focusing on Innovation and Sustainable Growth.
published on Aug 09, 2014
covered by Firstbiz.firstpost.com
One of the most serious long-term damages done by any ministry under the UPA was commerce under Anand Sharma.
published on Jul 29, 2014
covered by DOC N DOC Magazine
Ranked among the 12 major biotech destinations across APAC region, Indian biotechnology market largely banks on biopharmaceuticals,
published on May 05, 2014
covered by Moneycontrol.com
Sure, founding a start-up can give you a heady adrenaline rush, and most newbies plunge head-first into business development
published on Nov 13, 2013
covered by EconomicTimes.IndiaTimes.com
Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata: The financial sector in India has somewhat learnt to live with fiscal challenges and is tackling this new norm of uncertainty, rather well.
published on Feb 21, 2013
covered by TheHinduBusinessLine.com
Hyderabad: Filing of patents by researchers across the global has increased.
published on Dec 02, 2012
covered by IndianExpress.com
NEW DELHI: The country's packaging industry is growing at an annual rate of more than 15 per cent
published on Oct 18, 2012
covered by TimesofIndia.IndiaTimes.com
NEW DELHI: The country's packaging industry is growing at an annual rate of more than 15 per cent
published on Oct 17, 2012
covered by EconomicTimes.IndiaTimes.com
NEW DELHI: The country's packaging industry is growing at an annual rate of more than 15 per cent
published on Oct 17, 2012
covered by economictimes.indiatimes.com
MUMBAI: A majority of cases which are referred for corporate debt restructuring, or CDR
published on Sep 22, 2012
covered by http://economictimes.indiatimes.com
published on Sep 21, 2012
covered by economictimes.indiatimes.com
MUMBAI: Reserve Bank Deputy Governor Anand Sinha today said banks' asset quality has deteriorated in recent times
published on Sep 21, 2012
covered by decanter.com
Nigeria's wine market is burgeoning, but crippling import duties and complex bureaucracy could dampen the boom before it gets started, wine professionals say.
published on Apr 27, 2012
covered by dittonwinetraders.co.uk
The wine investment market has been observing growing interest from emerging countries in the alternative asset such as Brazil and Russia for some time.
published on Apr 27, 2012
covered by HowWeMadeItInAfrica.com
The value of Nigeria’s wine industry is expected to reach US$370 million by 2015, as Nigerians develop a thirst for high end wine and spirits.
published on Apr 23, 2012
covered by HowWeMadeItInAfrica.com
Nigeria is becoming a more and more important market for wine exporters.
published on Apr 23, 2012
covered by TheAfricaReport.com
From Europe to America, South African wines are enjoyed and its vines appreciated.
published on Apr 23, 2012
covered by BusinessDay.co.za
Nontraditional markets for South Africa’s wines - such as East Africa, Russia, and Japan - are growing
published on Apr 20, 2012
covered by Bloomberg Businessweek
Governments globally use tax as a tool to manage fiscal balances as well as enhance the overall investment climate.
published on Apr 01, 2012
covered by VCR
Ever since FASB Statement No. 157 (FAS 157, now codified as ASC 820) was introduced in 2006
published on Jan 05, 2011
covered by Business Standard
Power utility stocks have seen good gains in recent months, further upside depends on their ability to deliver on promises.
published on Jan 14, 2008
covered by PTI
The liquidity-driven rally of the Indian stock markets shows no signs of a halt in the near future
published on Feb 19, 2006
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