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Oyo checks into Nepal, eyes 100 hotels this year
The room aggregator, which opened its first property here, is also looking to roll out its 'Townhouse' brand in the Himalayan nation, which of late is witnessing a tourist influx after a back-breaking earthquake in 2015.
3 Steps You Need to Take to Build an App That Will Boost Your Business's Value
Countless businesses and entrepreneurs assume that building an app is a great idea. There is good reason for that: Research by Dot Com Infoway shows that mobile apps are expected to generate $77 billion in revenue for businesses this year.
4 Ways Small Businesses Can Master Marketing
We often hear from our customers that it had always been their dream to own a business - whether that’s opening their own store or starting their own restaurant. Like most entrepreneurs, the goal is to turn a passion into a career.
World stocks tick up to record high; oil slips
A measure of equity markets across the world climbed to a record high on Monday, boosted by gains in Asia, while U.S. and European markets were little changed, with U.S. energy shares capping gains on the benchmark S&P 500 index.
Deutsche Bank tumbles down private bank rankings
Deutsche Bank dropped out of the world's top 15 private banks in 2016, a year marked by negative headlines for Germany's biggest lender, rankings by wealth management researcher Scorpio Partnership showed on Monday.
German state conservatives seek tougher VW oversight
Conservatives in Germany's Lower Saxony state called on Tuesday for tougher oversight of carmaker Volkswagen, in which the state owns a fifth of the shares. The Christian Democrats, hoping to gain control of the government in a state election on Oct. 15, want a shake up in the relationship
Exclusive: Baker Hughes clinches major integrated services contract
The Dow edged up to its ninth record closing high in a row while the S&P ended slightly higher on Monday, with consumer and technology sector gains offsetting losses in energy. Yet trading volume was relatively light as investors had little reason to make big bets with the U.S. Congress
India's growth rate slows as new sales tax confuses firms
India's economy grew at its slowest pace for three years in the April-to-June quarter, official figures show. The economy grew by 5.7% compared with a year earlier, down from a rate of 6.1% in the previous quarter.