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Business·35 dk önce
Senior Citizens' Savings Scheme Offers 8.2% Interest, Rs 24.40 Lakh Investment for Rs 50,000 Quarterly Income
The Senior Citizens' Savings Scheme (SCSS) offers an 8.2% interest rate for the July-September 2026 quarter. To achieve a quarterly income of approximately Rs 50,000, a senior citizen needs to invest around Rs 24.40 lakh.
Economic Times
Business·43 dk önce
The New Rules of Business Discovery: Context and Credibility Trump Reach
Businesses are shifting marketing focus from reach to context and credibility. Decision-makers discover brands through informed environments and multiple touch-points, not just ads. Platforms like The Economic Times' Partner With Us offer integrated brand partnerships for sustained visibility.
Economic Times
يتطور·1 sa önce
India's State Refiners Buy Millions of Barrels of Crude Oil
India's state-owned oil refiners Indian Oil Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corp purchased approximately 7 million barrels of crude oil last week. This comes as the country's crude inventories have recovered significantly after disruptions.
Times of India
يتطور·1 sa önce
Indian Refiners Secure 7 Million Barrels of Crude Oil
Indian Oil Corp and Hindustan Petroleum Corp have collectively purchased approximately 7 million barrels of crude oil via recent tenders. Deliveries are expected between August and September, enhancing India's energy supply.
Economic Times
يتطور·55 dk önce
Nestle India Establishes Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad
Nestle India is launching a significant Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad, joining other major companies like McDonald's and L'Oréal. This move taps into India's growth potential despite inflation, with a focus on rural markets. The GCC sector in India is expanding rapidly, driving job creation and investment.
Economic Times
يتطور·58 dk önce
EPFO 2026 Scheme: Key Changes in EPF and VPF Contribution Rules Explained
The new EPF 2026 scheme largely maintains existing contribution rules for Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and Voluntary Provident Fund (VPF). Both employees and employers will continue to contribute 12% of wages up to the statutory ceiling. The VPF framework is preserved, allowing employees higher voluntary contributions without mandatory employer matching, with flexibility to discontinue.
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