Redevelopment is a fact of life in any ageing, land-starved metropolitan city. In India, no city defines this dynamic quite as accurately as Mumbai.
The hallmark of a market's increasing maturity is how organized it is - and in any developing country, the state of 'organized' business is usually kick-started by the entry of foreign players who bring in structured deployment and business philosophies wherever they go.
I always enjoy addressing the question, “What do you think will be the biggest/most important/most impactful trends in fp&a of the coming year”? It gives me a chance to pause and review all the places I’ve been, all the CFOs I spoken with, and all the companies I’ve worked with over the past twelve months, to refine and distill what I believe are the top technological trends for financial planning & analysis in 2019.
This is, without doubt, a very favourable market for homebuyers looking to purchase properties for their own use. One of the obvious reasons is the abundance of options in all categories of housing to pick from. Also, property rates have reduced considerably across cities. Nevertheless, many fence-sitting buyers still hope for further corrections.
Over the last few weeks, I have met loads of people who say they hate math or are terrible at math.
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Every time a new Apple product comes off the assembly line, it gets put under the biggest magnifying glass imaginable as crowds of onlookers parse the announcement with scholarly intensity, hoping to piece together a picture of what might emerge and what the implications for the world at large will be.