Economic Times06.05.2026BusinessIndia
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Business·13 dk önce
Taiwan's Receipt Lottery: A Tax System That Uses Consumer Behavior to Improve Compliance
Taiwan's unique tax system turns shopping receipts into lottery entries, incentivizing consumers to demand them and thereby improving tax compliance by encouraging businesses to report sales accurately. This over 70-year-old system has been adapted to digital invoices and inspired similar programs in other countries.
Times of India
Gelişiyor·14 dk önce
India Completes E20 Petrol Rollout Amidst Concerns for Older Vehicles
India's nationwide E20 petrol rollout is complete, raising concerns for older vehicles. ARAI tests show mixed results for four-wheeler engines, but two-wheelers performed well. Automakers assert E20 is safe for existing cars after extensive testing.
Economic Times
Gelişiyor·15 dk önce
India's Semiconductor Ambitions: Execution is Key, Not Strategy
A report highlights India's semiconductor strategy, which mirrors successful Asian models. While the strategy is sound, execution faces hurdles like reliance on imported equipment and a shortage of manufacturing talent. India aims to boost chip consumption and production, focusing on OSAT and mature nodes.
Times of India
Gelişiyor·16 dk önce
Swiggy Shares Surge Over 7% as Domestic Ownership Crosses 50% Mark
Swiggy's shares rose over 7% after the company announced its domestic ownership has surpassed 50%. This development, while not immediately changing control, is crucial for its quick commerce arm, Instamart, to potentially gain direct inventory ownership.
Economic Times
Gelişiyor·1 sa önce
Dallas Fed Report Links Unauthorized Immigration to Housing Price Increases
A Dallas Fed report indicates unauthorized immigration between 2021-2024 led to a 2.2% rise in home prices and 1.4% rent increase in US metro areas. The study, cited by Trump, suggests this surge contributed significantly to housing demand shocks.
Times of India
Business·1 sa önce
Zoho Co-Founder Sridhar Vembu's Viral Photo on Japan's Bullet Train
Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu's photo on Japan's Shinkansen, wearing a traditional veshti, went viral, resonating with people for his natural cultural representation. The image highlighted his unconventional approach to success and his commitment to rural development.
Times of India