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Investors looking to participate in Bajaj Auto's 5,633-crore buyback have until June 23 to buy shares ahead of the June 24 record date

• Business Line
• 1 day 10 hours ago

Vodafone Idea activates services across the remaining 11 underground stations up to Cuffe Parade

• Business Line
• 1 day 15 hours ago

About 90-95 per cent of Indian professionals employed by Indian companies operating in the UK would be benefitted from the social security agreement between the two countries, a move that will reduce costs for firms and enhance the competitiveness of Indian service providers in the British market, an official said. The two countries on June 17 announced that the Agreement on Social Security or the Double Contribution Convention (DCC) and Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will come into effect on July 15. The DCC will give a major boost to IT majors like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys. Professionals of Indian-origin contribute about USD 0.5 billion each year to the UK social security. Under the DCC, employees temporarily transferred by companies from India to the UK, or vice versa, will be exempt from making social security contributions in the host country for up to five years. It was a key demand of India. Around 75,000 Indian professionals are worki

• Business Standard
• 1 day 17 hours ago