Take One: Big story of the day
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For the long run: Meet the last-mile boys of rural India
How ElasticRun Uberised logistics to enable businesses reach kirana stores in deep pockets of the hinterland. Can the B2B commerce platform unicorn keep running at a stunning pace?
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Massimo Bottura: Chef with a cause
Among the world's most celebrated chefs, Massimo Bottura is using his passion for food to usher in conscious dining
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The startup language of layoffs
From a funding boom to mass layoffs, a look at what has led to around 5,700 employees being rendered jobless across major Indian startups in the last three months
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Noise Pollution: When will the government wake up?
Despite the well-established adverse effects of noise pollution on human health and life, widespread breach of decibel levels continues unabated
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Lending to the bottom of the pyramid
After successfully navigating the Covid-19 storm, CreditAccess Grameen is well positioned for the next leg of growth
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How LV Vaidyanathan, the Satya Nadella fan, is looking to rewrite P&G India's fortunes
The P&G veteran will have to transform operations of the consumer goods company in India so as to capitalise on the strong growth prospects in the country
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Return to Office: Will women continue to pay a price for flexibility?
Negotiating the new, evolving rules of the workplace can be especially tricky for women. But there is a war for talent, and companies are going back to the drawing board to address concerns
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How Datsun tried to capture the Indian market before finally bowing out
With Datsun redi-GO's production ceasing at the Chennai plant, Datsun's second lease of life in the country has come to a halt. Experts say they focussed so much on the price that they misjudged the market
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Cementing a sustainable future
Even as the third largest cement company in the country, Shree Cement, continues to grow, three generations of the billionaire Bangur family are also working towards a greener way of doing things
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The good, bad and ugly of stock trade training courses
The Indian stock market has witnessed an increase in traders becoming trainers, but there are both profits and pitfalls in the business
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Markets refuse to sell off. What is driving this?
Indian markets have proven resilient over the last six months. Declines have been shallow and short-lived since the collapse in March 2020