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cfoindia News January 13, 2023

The fuzzy world of Corporate Governance

The shift from principle-based corporate governance to the rule-based laws raises questions about ESOP eligibility for company founders. The legal

cfoindia News January 13, 2023

Tier 2, 3 cities emerging as India’s most rapidly growing start-up hub

These cities in India are witnessing a surge in startups, driven by improved infrastructure and changing consumer behavior. Gone are

cfoindia Economy January 13, 2023

Top 5 risks for India in 2 years according to WEF’s Global Risks Report

As we enter new year, India confronts numerous formidable challenges, including digital inequality, geopolitical tensions, and economic crises. As a

cfoindia News January 6, 2023

Capex to kickstart India’s economic engine

Amidst global inflationary pressures and tightening monetary policies, India Inc maintains resilience, fostering optimism in credit quality outlook. India Inc,

cfoindia Economy January 6, 2023

A green promise: a look at India’s push for the alternative fuel

India’s Union Cabinet has approved National Green Hydrogen mission to produce hydrogen from renewable energy, addressing climate concerns. The Union Cabinet

cfoindia Lounge January 6, 2023

Why family businesses score better than new-age start-ups?

As new-age tech companies struggle, family-run businesses with long-term goals and values may outperform in the long run. A recent

cfoindia News December 23, 2022

Will this be India’s decade?

In recent FT piece, India’s potential for economic outperformance is highlighted, sparking a global debate on its future. On November

cfoindia Corporate December 23, 2022

Finance Minister cautions India Inc to brace for climate tariff walls

FM Sitharaman warns Indian industry about the impact of raised tariff walls in developed economies on steel sectors. Union Finance Minister Nirmala

cfoindia Corporate December 23, 2022

Decoding the mystery of MNCs pulling out of India

Several multinational giants have either exited or downsized their operations in India, citing factors like heightened local competition. Holcim. Ford.