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Hindenburg report 'malicious', confident of growth plans: Gautam Adani
Chairman and founder of Adani Group slams Hindenburg Research report as "deliberate and malicious attempt" at AGM, and stays confident of company's governance and disclosure standards
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Crypto assets: G20 sets out global rules
The Financial Stability Board's global regulatory framework receives mixed reactions from industry players
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'Better to make a slow, well-informed start': Amit Chandra on the social stock exchange
The chairperson of Bain Capital India on how the platform can enable Indians to help support social development directly, why it is important to get investors to see value in it, and how there's a long way to go
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Morning Buzz: Promoters use rally to exit holdings, GQG now largest shareholder in Patanjali Foods and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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At 20, Carlos Alcaraz is taking tennis beyond the Big Three era
The Spaniard beat Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon final on Sunday to clinch his second Grand Slam
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Morning Buzz: Credit card defaults surge, Centre considers equity stake in chip design companies, and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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Percentage of Indians who have stopped buying tomatoes up from 7 percent to 14 percent: Report
With the rise in tomato prices across India, the government has instructed the National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation and the National Cooperative Consumers Federation to acquire tomatoes for distribution in areas with the highest price increases
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The Delhi chapter of 'CNN-News18 Town Hall' to address India's path ahead of General Elections 2024
Policymakers such as Nitin Gadkari, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Shashi Tharoor, Hardeep Singh Puri, Manish Tewari, Sudhanshu Trivedi and Sushmita Devi to engage in discussions on policies, election manifesto and more
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How India and France are stepping up their defence partnership
Over the past decade, France has emerged as India's second largest arms supplier after Russia. From jets to submarines and helicopters, the two countries are now gearing up for more
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Crude prices decline leaves scope for a cut in retail prices
While the government stopped hiking petrol and diesel prices a year ago it has still to pass on the benefits of a fall in India's import prices
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Delhi flood havoc: National capital sinks under Yamuna
Residents across several areas in North, northeast and east Delhi woke up to find a swollen Yamuna river at their doorsteps, engulfing houses along the river and upscale localities like Civil Lines, causing traffic to gridlock and major water supply plants to shut. The unrelenting rains hurtling down the hills from up North had filled up the Hathnikund barrage on the Yamuna upstream, causing the authorities to release water that overflowed into Delhi. The river, strung along by an unpredictable Nature, was simply reclaiming inhabited land—that had always been marked as floodplains