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Meat & Greet: How Licious is spicing up its story
India's biggest meat and seafood brand aggressively ramped up its ready-to-cook division to take it to Rs 200 crore in two years. Can the meat unicorn keep up its gutsy run?
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Vedanta's Anil Agarwal and Wipro's Azim Premji make it to 'Asia's 2021 Heroes of Philanthropy' list
Top names in Indian philanthropy, Agarwal and Premji have contributed generously towards India's betterment in the past few years, more so amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
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A popular test claims to boost IVF success. The science is unclear
The test, called an endometrial receptivity analysis, takes a biopsy of the interior lining of the uterus and analyses the tissue for more than 200 genes to predict the best time to place the embryo in the uterus, according to the test's manufacturer, Igenomix
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Most of the world's vaccines likely won't prevent infection from Omicron
Only the Pfizer and Moderna shots, when reinforced by a booster, appear to have initial success at stopping infections, and these vaccines are unavailable in most of the world
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Storyboard18: Making sense of Indian brands' online reputation management systems
At a time when consumer grievances are flooding social media timelines, brands should have a better narrative than just the bot-generated "apologise for the inconvenience caused to you" reply
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Climate and water spare no one. Business leaders who don't get it now, will get it soon: Mridula Ramesh
Angel investor and founder of the Sundaram Climate Institute on her new book about India's water crisis and how to overcome it, the economics of managing water, and the role of industries, investors and startups
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Tycoons of Tomorrow 2021: From here to futurity
Forbes India's second list of Tycoons of Tomorrow does not—like the first—restrict only to the world of business and entrepreneurship. We have actors and sportspersons who are pushing the boundaries of creativity and performance
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Rewind 2021: Most expensive NFTs in the world
Non-fungible tokens seemed like a trend that would die a natural death but not anymore. Take a look at the most expensive NFTs sold around the world—the cheapest was $4.1 million sold on August 6
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Our top reads of the week
From 'How Va Tech WABAG is striving to build a billion-dollar topline and valuation', to 'India's space tech race', and more...here are our top reads of this week
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Japanese island paradise shudders amid rising tensions over Taiwan
Over the past year, as China has carried out ever more overt displays of military force around Taiwan, Japan has grown increasingly concerned about the possibility of being drawn into a superpower conflict in its own backyard
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In Alps, natural remedies and Covid-19 thrive
Nature-loving and science-doubting health enthusiasts are at the heart of a vaccine skepticism that is largely contributing to a surge in infections, filling up hospitals and triggering new restrictions