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Yes Bank employees reduce shareholdings in bank
According to stock exchange data reviewed in mid-November by Forbes India, at least 24 employees have sold stocks since September 21
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Tatas gamble in a bloodied aviation market
Even as IndiGo, Jet Airways and SpiceJet report combined losses of ₹2,300 crore in the September quarter, the $100-billion Tata group is eyeing a larger play in India's aviation sector
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Bleeding unicorns: Rising losses at startups
Rise in investor sentiment, however, means money to regain market share
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Right end of the stick
Incense sticks are disrupting the household insecticide segment with their sticky proposition of repelling mosquitoes
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Golden ticket: Most Indians now travel for one-off experiences
Most Indians make travel plans around seasonal and special experiences, not the availability of cheap flights or hotels bookings
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Indians have now taken to fitness, sports: Asics president
Yasuhito Hirota, the president and global COO of sports performance brand Asics, talks about the brand's re-entry into India, and why it's not just about running shoes
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Acquisitions: A Red Hat tip for IBM
Software giant's purchase of firm that powers BSE, Indian Railways and SBI will boost the tech performance of the latter's clients
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Jet Airways: From clear skies to dark clouds
The airline has been in a financial mess for a while now; Founder Naresh Goyal may have to take a tough call soon
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No land of plenty for Indian farmers
They have to contend with shrinking size of farming plots and change in land usage laws