Starting September 22, 2025, the new goods and services tax (GST) rates have taken effect, which means GST-registered taxpayers must update their software and systems to accommodate the new rates.

Mumbai: From publishing new, lower prices to liquidating older stock in quick sales, consumer goods companies, their distributors, and offline and online retailers are preparing to adjust new GST ...

Tata Consumer Products Ltd (TCPL) CEO Sunil D'Souza anticipates that GST 2.0, with reduced food prices, will stimulate urban demand, boost consumption, and foster industry and GDP growth, ...

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Interim governor Christian Hawkesby could miss out on the role, according to media reports today which says it is due to go to a woman. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand and Finance Minister Nicola ...

The dairy producer is expected to come in with positive earnings driven by buoyant global milk prices, hot on the heels of its announced $4.2b sale of its consumer interests. Fonterra will be the ...

FMCG companies, sitting on a pile of stocks with printed MRP under the current GST regime, are waiting for implementation guidelines from the government to deal with their inventory lying at their ...

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Energy is no longer merely a cost to be managed. by Andrew Winston, George Favaloro and Tim Healy Large companies spend millions, or billions, of dollars directly on energy each year—and millions more ...