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    Family Businesses should be run like trustees for the next generation: DCM Shriram Group

    Addressing the session on " Purpose-driven and responsible," Ajay S Shriram, Chairman and Senior Managing Director, DCM Shriram Limited, opened up about family businesses and emphasised that the enterprise needs to balance its approach like trustees for the next generation.

    "If we work together, India can achieve all SDGs by 2030" says Ajay Piramal at CII Annual Business Summit 2024

    Underscoring the rapid progress expected over the next two decades, he said, "Let's say in 2047, we'll have - we'll be the third-largest economy, maybe a USD 40 billion economy. Even now, in the next - I think by 2029, we'll be the third-largest economy. So only the U.S. and China will be ahead of us. So that's a big progress the country is making."

    India to be power house for future airline growth on travel eagerness, growing population: Report

    India is expected to be a power house for future airline growth driven by the eagerness of people to travel and growing population, according to a report. In a report, the Netherlands-based ING Bank NV said India is set to deliver strong structural growth figures, and airlines are preparing for this with historically large orders for new aircraft from carriers Indigo and Air India.

    Singapore slings into a Wong future

    Lawrence Wong, Singapore's new prime minister, faces challenges from China-US decoupling, navigating inherited strengths and emerging issues. Managing the island nation's growth amidst geopolitical shifts and economic pressures requires strategic decisions and adaptation to maintain Singapore's competitive edge.

    Acer group forays into consumer electronics; eyes $100 million in sales

    Harish Kohli, president and managing director of Acer India said that the company hopes to achieve the $100 million in business milestone as soon as possible.

    Mahindra Group to invest Rs 37,000 crore in auto sector, plans to launch 23 new vehicles by 2030

    Mahindra Group announces plans to invest Rs 37,000 crore in the auto sector over the next three years, with a focus on launching 23 new vehicles by 2030. The investment includes new ICE SUVs, BEVs, and light commercial vehicles. The company emphasizes the importance of ICE models in the short term while investing significantly in the EV segment. The expansion plans also include enhancing manufacturing capacity and remaining open to future mobility trends, including hybrid vehicles. The company welcomes India's new EV policy and emphasizes its commitment to the 'Make in India' initiative.

    The Economic Times
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