Take One: Big story of the day
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On offer: Here's how online travel portals are cashing in on the festive season
On World Tourism Day, we take a look at various offers by online travel aggregators, and how the sector dented by Covid-19 has picked up
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Inside the not-so-quiet hustle, quit and fire culture
Employees are responding to inhospitable work culture with mechanisms like quiet quitting or quiet hustling, while employers are resorting to quiet firing to express their dissatisfaction
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Elephant, Dragon and the Bald Eagle: How Zetwerk took a six-fold leap as a profitable unicorn
The contract manufacturing marketplace startup has galloped toward a Rs5,000-crore revenue in one fiscal
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World Rivers Day 2022: Why we need a new relationship with nature, water and river ecosystems
In recent years the Ganga and other rivers in India have been facing a serious threat from pollution, dams, construction, sand mining and other human activities, impacting people and species dependent on them for their existence
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Is the stage set for a 50 bps rate hike next week?
The Monetary Policy Committee is likely to hike the benchmark rate by 35-50 basis points as it fights multiple challenges of escalating geopolitical tension in Ukraine, a hawkish US Fed, plunging rupee, mixed growth signals, and rising food inflation
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The comeback is stronger than the setback: Byju's founder to employees
Under public scrutiny for losses, layoffs and a toxic work culture, the edtech unicorn says last fiscal the strongest, FY21 losses cut down to half
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Should IT companies make peace with moonlighting?
Even as organisations issue strong statements and take action against members of their workforce holding other jobs or doing side hustles, employees and experts believe there can be more wriggle room
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Mahindra Group's Susten deal spotlights India's renewable energy opportunity
With India falling behind on its 2022 renewable energy targets, there is a greater sense of urgency, and developers and investors see long-term opportunity, say experts
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C-Camp: India's effort to back biotech startups begins to bear fruit
What's needed now is the infrastructure, and a venture capital and private equity network for the next critical phase of growth
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Why the real estate index is an outperformer
Real estate buyer advances have increased during the pandemic resulting in improved balance sheets of listed developers
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Not just cars, Tata Motors wants to change the way its trucks and buses move too
The company, which corners a little over 80 percent of India's electric mobility market and has scripted a success story in passenger vehicles, is looking to turn over a new leaf in its commercial vehicle division