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Economic Times
30-07-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
India, UK set 36-month deadline for mutual recognition of professional qualifications
iStock India and the UK have agreed to negotiate mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) to facilitate the movement of professionals such as nurses, accountants and architects to Britain, an official told is crucial as in certain professional services, recognition of qualifications is an essential requirement. "It has been agreed that both countries will engage in mutual recognition of qualifications because in certain professional services, recognition of qualifications is an essential requirement like nurses, architects, accountants and dentists. Within a period of 36 months, we will try to enter into MRAs with the UK," said the official. MRAs in professional services confer recognition of certain licensing or qualification requirements obtained in the jurisdiction of other the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), Britain has also provided an assured mobility regime for various categories of Indian professionals. Business visitors across all sectors will be allowed entry for up to 90 days within any six months. Intra-corporate transferees including partners and dependents can stay for up to three years. Graduate trainees have also been accommodated under this will be permitted a stay of one year. Contractual service suppliers from 33 sub-sectors, including IT, ITeS, finance, business services, hospitality and transport, can operate in the UK for 12 months within 24 months. Independent professionals from 16 sub-sectors, such as IT, business consulting, telecom and finance, can also access the UK market under similar terms. At present, about 60,000 Indian intra-corporate transferees are working in the UK in the IT sector."For that, the UK has committed that they will provide a visa for three years not only for workers but also for their partners and dependents... Most important is that the UK has also agreed that no numerical restrictions will be imposed on workers," the official UK has agreed not to impose numerical quotas or Economic Needs Test requirements for these categories. On the other hand, India has given market access in professional, financial (like insurance), environmental and other services to the UK."The UK has expertise in these services and it will lead to investments also in India... India has ensured that its policy space in sensitive sectors is preserved," the official has a trade surplus of around $6.6 billion with the said India has not made any commitments to the UK on easing cap on British banks opening more branches. (Join our ETNRI WhatsApp channel for all the latest updates) Elevate your knowledge and leadership skills at a cost cheaper than your daily tea. Unlisted dreams, listed disappointments? NSDL's IPO leaves pre-IPO investors riled. Will TCS layoffs open the floodgates of mass firing at Indian IT firms? Sebi's settlement with market intermediaries: More mystery than transparency? Can Chyawanprash save Dabur in the age of Shark-Tank startups? Stock Radar: Thomas Cook breaks out from a Cup & Handle pattern; showing signs of momentum after 30% fall from highs Are fundamental tailwinds a stronger play than volatile markets? 6 mid-cap pharma stocks with an upside potential of over 22% These large-caps have 'strong buy' & 'buy' recos and an upside potential of more than 25% Weekly Top Picks: These stocks scored 10 on 10 on Stock Reports Plus
Economic Times
26-07-2025
- Economic Times
CBSA system outage delays shipments at Canada-US border
TIL Creatives A system outage at the Canada Border Services Agency is causing significant delays at the Ambassador Bridge between Windsor and Detroit, disrupting commercial shipments and affecting travelers The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is experiencing a partial system outage that is causing significant delays at the Canada-US border crossing between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan, the agency confirmed Friday(July 25).The outage is affecting CBSA's digital document exchange system, which is responsible for processing commercial shipments at the Ambassador Bridge, one of North America's busiest border crossings. 'We are working closely with partners to resolve this issue as soon as possible,' a CBSA spokesperson said in an email to CNN. The disruption was first reported by Cross Border Pickups, a shipping company that issued a notice to its customers on Friday afternoon, warning of potential delays in packages entering Canada from the United States. 'There's currently a CBSA system outage affecting shipments crossing into Canada,' the company stated. 'If you had packages manifested since July 23, they may be delayed at the border until services are fully restored.'In addition to commercial traffic, CBSA said it is also managing a high volume of travelers, as many Canadians return from summer vacations, leading to further congestion at the Ambassador Bridge handles more than 10,000 trucks per day and accounts for roughly 25 percent of trade between Canada and the United States, making any disruption at the crossing highly impactful to both commercial logistics and border is the third significant technical disruption the CBSA has faced in 2025. In June, a nationwide outage affected airport kiosks, including at Toronto Pearson International Airport. A similar outage in February caused several of CBSA's digital tools to go offline continues to operate under its System Outage Contingency Plan, allowing for manual processing of shipments and paper documentation. There is currently no official timeline for full restoration of services. Travelers and shipping companies are advised to anticipate delays and monitor official updates from CBSA. (Join our ETNRI WhatsApp channel for all the latest updates) Elevate your knowledge and leadership skills at a cost cheaper than your daily tea. Can Chyawanprash save Dabur in the age of Shark-Tank startups? Piaggio sues former employee for 'Coldplay' reference on CEO Why Air India could loom large on its biggest rival IndiGo's Q1 results Can medicines inject the vitamins Amazon is missing? How India's oil arbitrage has hit the European sanctions wall Stock Radar: Bajaj Finance breaks out from falling supply trendline; likely to hit fresh highs above Rs 1,000 Weekly Top Picks: These stocks scored 10 on 10 on Stock Reports Plus These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts For investors with patience & cash: 6 large-caps with strong balance sheets & big TAM; and an upside potential of more than 24%
Time of India
24-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Can Chyawanprash save Dabur in the age of Shark-Tank startups?
Dabur isn't just a brand — it's a slice of India's childhood. For generations, it has stood as a symbol of homegrown wellness — from the tang of Chyawanprash on winter mornings to the sting of that fiery red toothpaste and the clink of honey bottles in kitchen cabinets. Steeped in Ayurveda and wrapped in trust, Dabur became part of the family. But the world has changed. New-age challengers, digital disruptors, and cut-throat price wars have
Economic Times
24-07-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Can Chyawanprash save Dabur in the age of Shark-Tank startups?
Dabur isn't just a brand — it's a slice of India's childhood. For generations, it has stood as a symbol of homegrown wellness — from the tang of Chyawanprash on winter mornings to the sting of that fiery red toothpaste and the clink of honey bottles in kitchen cabinets. Steeped in Ayurveda and wrapped in trust, Dabur became part of the family. But the world has changed. New-age challengers, digital disruptors, and cut-throat price wars have
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Business Standard
15-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Patanjali Foods up 2% as board to consider bonus shares on July 17
Patanjali Foods shares rose 2.3 per cent on Tuesday, registering an intraday high at ₹1,713.95 per share. At 11:53 AM, Patanjali Foods share price was trading higher by 1.88 per cent at ₹1,706.85 per share on the BSE. In comparison, the BSE Sensex was up 0.45 per cent at 82,624.98. The company's market capitalisation stood at ₹61,874.39 crore. The 52-week high of the stock was at ₹2,030 per share and the 52-week low of the stock was at ₹1,541 per share. Patanjali bonus issue details On Monday, after market hours, the company announced that in a meeting on Thursday, July 17, 2025, the board will mull bonus shares. "We may inform you that a meeting of the board of directors of the company is scheduled to be held on Thursday, July 17, 2025, inter alia to consider a proposal for issue of bonus shares subject to approval of the shareholders of the company," the filing read. A bonus issue (also called a bonus share issue or capitalisation issue) is when a company issues free additional shares to its existing shareholders, based on the number of shares they already hold. Meanwhile, recently, the Delhi High Court passed an interim order directing Patanjali Ayurved to take down advertisements that allegedly disparage Dabur's chyawanprash products. This came in response to a suit filed by Dabur India Ltd in December 2024, accusing Patanjali Ayurved of making misleading claims about its flagship Ayurvedic product. Justice Mini Pushkarna issued the order after finding that the contested advertisements were problematic under the law governing commercial speech and product representation. The case stems from an advertisement featuring Patanjali Ayurved's co-founder Ramdev, who is shown casting doubt on the authenticity of competing Chyawanprash brands. According to the lawsuit, the ad shows that only Patanjali's Chyawanprash is "original", while others are shown as lacking the requisite Ayurvedic and Vedic knowledge to manufacture authentic formulations. About Patanjali Foods Patanjali Foods is a FMCG company that offers a wide range of household essentials. From nourishing foods to home and personal care solutions.
