Social Responsibility

The Indian property market is expected to experience prolonged expansion this year due to consistent housing demand, as per Boman Irani, chief of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI). In his latest industry forecast, Irani highlighted the robustness of the sector and anticipated that real estate prices would increase at a pace surpassing the inflation rate, fueled by ongoing demand and advantageous market scenarios.Driven by economic recovery and rising aspirations among those seeking homes, the real estate market in India has experienced a significant comeback over recent years. Despite global economic challenges, the sector has stayed…

Roshni Nadar Malhotra has become a key player in India's corporate landscape, merging her sharp business skills with a profound dedication to charitable work. As the offspring of Shiv Nadar, the pioneering creator of HCL Technologies, and the first woman to head a significant IT services firm in India, Roshni is known for her shrewd leadership and commitment to social change. Currently, she is acknowledged not only as the third wealthiest individual in India but also as a pioneer transforming the direction of Indian business and giving.Born into one of India's leading business dynasties, Roshni was raised amidst the heritage…

In a world that is becoming more connected and transparent, the social reputation of companies has become an essential resource for both businesses and society. It transcends mere image concerns and represents a genuine dedication to the welfare of employees, customers, and the community. The obligation of maintaining a corporate social reputation affects public perception and business viability, as well as the social and economic growth of the community.In an increasingly connected and transparent world, corporate social reputation has become a fundamental asset for both businesses and society at large. It is not just a matter of image but a…

European stock markets traded lower on Monday in the last full trading session of 2024, as investors braced for a quiet end to the year. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 0.5% in early afternoon trading in London, with most sectors posting losses. Technology, industrial and media stocks led the declines, while oil and gas stocks managed to post gains. Trading volumes remained light as markets across the region prepared to close early or remain closed until January 2 for the New Year holidays. Despite Monday's modest performance, European stocks are on track to end the year with moderate gains.…