…more Chinese apps The Indian government this week banned 43 more Chinese apps from operating in India, including Alibaba’s shopping site AliExpress. The Electronics and Information Technology Ministry said that…

…we have to deal with it.” These physical risks will also have socio-economic consequences. Heatwaves in India will reduce the number of hours people can work outdoors, while floods in…

…discussions have already begun with Australia, New Zealand and India, and countries including the United States, China and Brazil have all expressed interest in striking a deal with the UK….

…India’s ‘RuPay’ cards in both countries. RuPay is an Indian government payment scheme – a rival to Visa and Mastercard – and is being introduced as part of an effort…

…had access to them since 2013. Weibo, a microblogging site similar Twitter, now has 198 million monthly active users in China. India’s prime minister Narendra Modi joined Weibo this year…

…the rest of the world (and India of course), its own position of authority within India that it enjoyed in most of the 19th and 20th century when it led…

…of the biggest markets on earth, China and India. Draw a 700-mile radius around Mandalay, Burma’s second-largest city, and you encompass a population of 700 million people – nearly one…

…Chairman of Shell India; and Jack Ma, Chairman and Founder of Alibaba.com. Ho Ching spoke about how North America and Europe were markets of increasing interest to Temasek in a…

…Law under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi. Through her work with the Ministry, she was involved in negotiating India’s trade agreements with the European Union, the United…

…be unfavourable to the UK given the relative small size of its population compared to countries like India. The afternoon session EU and ASEAN: Challenges and opportunities for financial services…

…as the Northern Powerhouse of the UK, the EU’s Juncker investment plan, India’s Cotton Route and Russia’s Eurasian Economic Union. “The President of China described the Belt and Road as…

…characteristics to China. That’s why you see them investing in countries like India, where they can support local players with similar visions for e-commerce. Besides their direct investments, you could…

…West Bengal Finance, Commerce and Industries Minister, Richard Reid, London Chairman of KPMG, Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal Chief Minister, Ambarish Dasgupta, Head of Management Consulting, KPMG India and Rajiva Sinha,…

…India and Tibet. It is this cooperative, based in Almora, where she lives, in a different region of Uttarkhand, which is training these Indian widows and other village women affected…

…to Manchester or Edinburgh. One of them confessed to me he believed he didn’t need a visa to India because he thought ‘India was still our playground’. That India exists…

…products company even when compared to favoured benchmarks like China or India.” Michael Lawrence, CEO of Asia House, said: “There is a lack of understanding here in the UK about…