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Financial services and technology among the top industries hiring in India now: LinkedIn
Data unveiled by the professional networking platform on Wednesday sheds light on the recruitment scenario in the country and finds that the hiring situation has returned to pre-pandemic levels
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Ambedkar backed a UCC, in future Code may be "purely voluntary" to begin with
Why the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) needs robust debate of the kind seen in the Constituent Assembly in November 1948. Here are excerpts from a few arguments of those in favour of the UCC and those against it
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Morning Buzz: Housing sales and hybrid jobs surge, real rural wages shrink
Here are the top business headlines this morning to get your day started
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Lithium: The demand for the world's critical mineral is set to soar
The world's carmakers are exploring mining companies in search of lithium and other metal reserves that could make or break their business as they move from fuel to battery power. In recent years, the significance of lithium-ion batteries has dramatically increased as they underpin the green transition
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Why are pharma giants looking to spin off their API business?
Lupin has been reportedly looking to demerge its API business, Glenmark Pharma is looking to sell Glenmark Life Sciences as well. Why? Forbes India explains
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Web3 startup Airchains partners with West Bengal's government institution
Airchains has partnered with New Town Kolkata Development Authority (NKDA) to enable blockchain-based tracking and recording of land mutations to enhance efficiency and security
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The how and why of highway hypnosis
Highway hypnosis has caused several accidents in India in the recent past. By understanding its causes and taking preventive steps, drivers can remain alert on long drives
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Morning Buzz: Sensex scales 65,000, 76% of Rs2000 notes back in banking system and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning to get your day started
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Burning France: Riots expose deep-seated discontent, racial discrimination
Rioting rages in cities across France for a fifth night despite huge police deployment and arrests, as a minority teen's killing by police unleashes unrest. Unruly protestors turn vandals, looting shops, exposing neglect and long-simmering racial tensions between police and minorities
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Explained: Why Twitter is limiting the number of posts you read per day
Elon Musk, owner of the social media company, says that the latest move to temporarily limit the number of posts users read per day is to address "data scraping and system manipulation"
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Morning Buzz: Interoperable QR codes for e-retail and UPI, decline in India's Russian crude oil imports, and more
Six months after the launch of the central bank digital currency QR codes for e-retail (which takes digital currency transactions) and UPI are set to become interoperable