IMF’s executive board is expected to consider a timetable as early as January for the next review of the institution’s share system
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US Congress approves IMF change in favour of emerging markets (19-12-2015)
Delay in awarding oil and gas fields has cost government Rs26,200 cr (18-12-2015)
Another report says financial burden on railways has risen from `10,659 cr to `19,936 cr due to project delays
Infrastructural, legal issues are hurdles to Digital India’s success (18-12-2015)
Concept huge responsibility on law ministry to ensure laws are updated and not ambiguous for someone to misuse, say analysts
Writer Corporation to raise `300 cr via stake sale to PE investors (18-12-2015)
Group plans to use funds to expand main business lines of cash management and relocation services, make small acquisitions
Zomato to invest $40 mn in food-ordering business (18-12-2015)
Will spend money on marketing, logistics as it aims to capture a dominant chunk of the market in India and the UAE
Govt to set up debt management agency through executive order (18-12-2015)
The Public Debt Management Agency will bring the country’s domestic and external borrowings under one roof
Congress wrong in disrupting winter session of Parliament: poll (18-12-2015)
An instaVaani poll finds that three out of four people think opposition led by Congress is wrong in disrupting winter session of Parliament
Reliance Jio to launch services on 27 December (18-12-2015)
Launch will be restricted to Reliance Industries’ 80,000-odd employees and close partners, who are likely to get up to five connections each, translating to as many as four lakh customers
Axis Bank partners with eMudhra for e-signature facility (18-12-2015)
Under the eSign Service, individuals with Aadhaar numbers will be able to digitally sign documents to submit to the bank online
Hiring start-up HackerRank names former Facebook exec as VP, products (18-12-2015)
The Bengaluru and California-based company, which is a graduate of Silicon Valley-based accelerator Y Combinator, claims to have worked with more than 1,000 companies including Facebook, Google and Adobe