In present scenario, foreign trade considered essential for each nations of the world for their growth and development. In this globalised era all the nations of the world have realised its interdependence over other nations for one and the other resources, commodities and services because no country have self-sufficiency in terms of resources and technology in all over the globe. This paper emphasises on India’s performance in merchandise foreign trade after globalisation. At the present time, India is one of the fastest developing economy in the world with greater population growth and consumer demands.

In recent days, the traditional and manual survey based study methodologies are replacing with new advanced electronic and online survey techniques. It’s because of there are several limitations in the older methods such as time consuming, requirement of additional man power, meet and convince to each and every individual respondent personally and physically, limited area scope, etc.

This research aims to examine the effects of inclusive leadership on job satisfaction with the mediating role of work engagement. This mentioned trio relationship has been analyzed with 342 employees chosen by the convenience sampling method from the four and five-star hotels.

The study attempts to examine the impact of merger on physical performance of selected public sector banks India. For this purpose, the researcher selected physical parameters like Deposits, Advances, Business, Number of Branches and Number of Employees and Profit. Total three merged banks were selected for the study. The required data have been collected from CMIE data base, Moneycontrol.com, Capitaline data, annual reports of all select banks, and published articles, journals and websites. To examine the merger impact, a period five years before the merger and five years after the merger is considered.

We are living in a world of great uncertainty. Scientific and technological innovations are creating uncertainty and bringing about unforeseen changes in every segment of the economy, significantly in the banking sector. Banking Industry being highly influenced by digital transformation, is trying to embrace new technologies to manage the risk created by digital economy. Up-skilling of existing banking staff has become an absolute necessity on the part of bankers.

The Indian mutual fund industry has come a long way since its inception in 1963. The industry witnessed sufficient growth on all parameters - the number of fund houses, the number of schemes, funds mobilized, assets under management, etc. Given the critical

Retail therapy refers to shopping for mood-alleviation. Prior research on this concept has mainly been concentrated in western countries, especially U.S. The theoretical contribution of the present study lies in extending the retail therapy research to Indian shoppers. The study begins with testing the dimensionality and psychometric properties of retail therapy scale (developed by Kang, 2009) in the Indian context.

The performance of an organization in terms of Customer’s experiences with the value created by them is measured through Customer Perspective of Balanced Scorecard. Strategic focus areas under this perspective are achieving high customer satisfaction, customer retention, growth in customer’s accounts, improving market share, providing best after sales services etc. This research paper focuses on importance of Customers Perspective of Bank’s Balanced Scorecard and aims to identify the significant difference between and among Public Sector Banks and Private Sector Banks on this perspective.

Banking industry is growing at very fast pace in India. As a result of increasing competition, number of banks going bankrupt has also manifolded. Now a day’s many small banks have join their hands with other banks in form of mergers and acquisitions to enjoy the benefit of financial synergy. It has helped banks in increasing their debt capacity and revenues. Undoubtedly mergers and acquisitions help banks to achieve their organizational objectives.

Migration of youth from rural to urban is an indicator of growing market . Today India is undergoing the urbanization process at a rapid speed. There is no doubt at all in increasing levels of urbanization and purchasing power among the middle income group. Growth and development digital knowledge is increasing among the Indian kids. It is leading to attracting the digital intensified toys at the smaller age(6-10). On the other hand parent’s thought patterns are conflicting with kids.

The prime objective of the current study is to examine the impact of the mobilization of resources, conditions of market, innovations in the micro-enterprises, and international sociology on the intention of setting up a small business among the foreign nationals in KSA. Addition to that, the study has also examined the mediating role of Social Networking in the relationship between the mobilization of resources, conditions of market, innovations in the micro-enterprises, and international sociology and the intention of setting up a small business among the foreign nationals in KSA.