Leading telecom operator Vodafone India on Tuesday raised its call rates by a steep 20 per cent in Mumbai circle, a possible indication that cheap tariff would end sooner than later.

Vodafone has be

Vodafone India has said a shift in the airwaves frequencies alloted to it to a higher band will put an additional cost burden of around Rs. 10,000 crore on the company which will then be passed on to

British mobile phone giant Vodafone on Monday said it had struck a deal to buy telecoms firm Cable & Wireless Worldwide for more than £1.0 billion.

"Vodafone ... and Cable & Wireless Worldwide plc ar

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday dismissed as unfounded concerns by U.S. business groups that revised Indian tax laws might make foreign investors retroactively liable for taxes dating back

Mobile phone carrier Bharti Airtel signed up 2.5 million subscribers in March, its highest monthly addition in a year, partly helped by the Supreme Court's order revoking the licenses of its smaller r

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told his Indian counterpart Thursday that US businesses have become worried about changes in India's tax regime for foreign companies.

In a meeting ahead of the

Vodafone has got four more days to decide whether to bid for British group Cable & Wireless Worldwide after talks failed to result in a deal before Thursday's deadline, the corporate telecoms provider

Taking a firm position on amending the income-tax (IT) Act retrospectively to tax deals like Vodafone, India has told the United States that companies making capital gains from assets located in India

U.S. business groups are urging U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to press India's Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee this week on proposed changes to India's tax law they fear could badly damag

The government on Thursday brushed aside the pressure being built by the global trade bodies in the Rs 11,000 crore Vodafone tax dispute case and asserted that the British telecom major cannot invok