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Ethereum 2.0 is on its way, a turning point for the market's number-two cryptocurrency
Ethereum is embarking on a transition extremely important for its future
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French pastry chefs' tips to minimising waste
If you're doing some holiday baking, there are some ways to avoid wasting precious sweet ingredients
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Forbes India 2021 Rewind: Top 10 stories you loved the most
A look at the top 10 most-read stories on forbesindia.com. If you missed reading some of these gems, you can catch up now
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Baghdad celebrates renovation of its historic book street
Baghdad municipality inaugurated the renovated Al-Mutanabbi Street. This new look comes alongside art exhibitions, gallery openings, book fairs, and festivals reflecting a fledgling cultural renaissance
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Europe's bizarre rules for Covid-19 vaccine passes
Here are some of the more puzzling rules as Europeans settle for another winter holiday season overshadowed by the pandemic threat
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Forbes India Rewind 2020: Best music albums we heard this year
From 'When we feel young' by When Chai Met Toast, to 'Montero' by Lill Nas X, and even rediscovering the greatest musicians of all times, team Forbes India shares their favourite music of the year
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Once you understand transgender people, you can talk about their pain: Abhishek Kapoor
The Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui filmmaker on making a movie on a marginalised community, and why it is important to open channels of communication with them
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Forbes India 2021 Rewind: Best movies we watched this year
From Shershaah to Dune to Spider-Man: No Way Home, here are some of the favourite movies of the Forbes India team in 2021
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Avant-garde and nonconformist: Balenciaga's rise to reign supreme in the fashion world
Here's how Balenciaga rose to become the brand of the year
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China continues its conquest of the art market
Chinese paintings, calligraphy, antiques and porcelain still dominate the auction rooms, but the report notes a growing interest in oil paintings and contemporary art
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Coldplay will stop recording in 2025: Chris Martin
In a BBC radio interview, Martin said: "Our last proper record will come out in 2025, and after that, I think we will only tour"