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Vikram Kirloskar, the man who brought Toyota to millions of Indians, was on the cusp of a transformation
The vice-chairman of Toyota Kirloskar Motors, who passed away this morning, had lined up grand plans for the world's second-largest carmaker to usher in sustainable transportation
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Belsri, Bislleri, Bilseri, Bisleri, Brislei
The new buyer of Bisleri will have to deal with the menace of fakes in the market
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LIC trims stake in listed companies, FPI exposure at 10-year low in July-Sept
This probably indicates that the country's largest domestic institutional investor is taking a cautious stance on the markets, or simply profit booking as markets rose 10 percent during the quarter
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Meta to layoff 11,000 employees, 13 percent of its workforce
Mark Zuckerberg said the layoffs will be 'the most difficult changes made in Meta's history'
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Planet Earth: 8 billion humans and dwindling resources
Are eight billion humans too many for planet Earth? As we reach this milestone on November 15, most experts say the bigger problem is the over consumption of resources by the wealthiest residents
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Layoffs hit Silicon Valley as Meta plans to cut workforce
According the US media reports, the layoffs could impact "many thousands" of Meta employees and that an announcement was expected as soon as Wednesday
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China exports fall in October, first decline since 2020
The slowdown in trade comes as global demand for Chinese products weakens with energy prices soaring and the United States facing the threat of recession
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Egypt's COP27 climate summit comes at a 'watershed moment'
The November 6-18 meeting in the resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh will also be dominated by the growing need of virtually blameless poor nations for money to cope not just with future impacts, but those already claiming lives and devastating economies
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Twitter layoffs to begin Friday
A company-wide email does not give a number but the Washington Post and New York Times reported that about half of Twitter's 7,500 employees will be let go
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Nile is in mortal danger, from its source to the sea
Climate change, pollution and exploitation by man are putting existential pressure on the world's second longest river, on which half a billion people depend for survival
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Elon Musk decree: Pay $8 monthly charge for verified Twitter accounts
The SpaceX and Tesla chief floated the $8 subscription fee idea earlier Tuesday in a tweet reply to author Stephen King, who was complaining about media reports that the verification service could cost $20 per month