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C-CAMP helps commercialise 17 innovations fighting Covid-19, more in pipeline
The Bengaluru-based accelerator has created a dedicated programme to support Indian startups that are aimed at fighting the pandemic, which received over a thousand applications
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The race to make a Covid-19 vaccine in India
Companies in India are using diverse technologies to develop a coronavirus vaccine, but even as they race against time, the road to an efficacious solution is neither straight nor short
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Coronavirus shut down the 'experience economy'. Can it come back?
With most large-scale gatherings on hold for the foreseeable future, the dearth of live events is already taking a psychological toll, not only on those in the industry but on society at large
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Is a pandemic the right time to start a business? It just might be
Previous financial crises gave rise to high-profile companies. The spread of the coronavirus challenges entrepreneurs to meet new needs
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Airlines in India face debt trap
Research reports show that domestic airlines face a bleak future due to poor liquidity
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India is finally allowing airlines to fly, after two months
India will begin domestic airline operations from May 25, in a 'calibrated manner', the government said
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'Lockdown extension tested patience of migrant workers'
Subodh C Dixit, executive director, Shapoorji Pallonji Engineering & Construction, on the impending shortage of labour in the coming months and why construction companies are staring at huge financial losses
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Is FM Sitharaman's growth pill good enough?
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has addressed supply side issues with ₹20 lakh crore package, but there is little to boost demand. Experts say these are just support measures in the absence of direct cash infusions
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Episode 13: The increasing perils of being a minority in India
With professor Tanweer Fazal, Forbes India's Pooja Sarkar discusses the book 'The Minority Conundrum: Living in Majoritarian Times', a collection of stories he has edited, which covers sensitive subjects such as lynchings, identity politics and how livelihoods are affected in times of prejudice
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Lockdown 4: Things to know before opening up your office
Stagger shifts, social distance, sanitise—here's what you need to do before you can roll up your shutters
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Johnson & Johnson ends talc-based baby powder sale in North America
The company has faced thousands of lawsuits from cancer patients who claim that its talc was contaminated with asbestos, a known carcinogen, and that the company knew of the risks