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Restaurants' frustration with delivery apps goes beyond India
The revolt in India underscores how tense the relationship between restaurants and the dining apps has become. Restaurateurs and delivery workers around the world are questioning the small share of the pie they get from powerful gatekeepers like Zomato in India, GrubHub and DoorDash in the United States, and Deliveroo in Europe
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WeWork is going public. Are its numbers too private?
The world's hottest real estate company released the paperwork for its IPO, but it lacked insight into its operations—by not disclosing certain information, WeWork is taking a risk
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India in midst of a cyclical downturn across sectors: RBI report
RBI's total income surges 146 percent in FY19; Commercial banks' financial health on the mend
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What to expect from the Direct Tax Code
A report, which aims to overhaul the Income Tax Act, has not been released to the public, but its recommendations are expected to cover four primary areas
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National Sports Day: Where does India stand on the global sporting stage?
From cricket to football, hockey to athletics, here's a look at how Indian teams stack up against others
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Mission Paani: Amitabh Bachchan flags off Network18's campaign for water conservation
The Mission Paani campaign aims to take steps towards solving India's urgent water crisis by urging the efficient use of the resource, and Bachchan is the brand ambassador
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Facebook tightens rules on verifying political advertisers
The social network is bracing for the 2020 US presidential election, and has its work cut out to reduce the spread of online disinformation
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Decoding Federer's puzzling, poor performances
The five-time US Open champion had another curiously poor start on Wednesday against Damir Dzumhur, after losing the first set to India's Sumit Nagal on Monday. This is the only time Federer has lost the opening sets in his first two matches at a Grand Slam event
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Forbes top-earning athletes 2019: The full list
Lionel Messi earns top spot, followed by Christiano Ronaldo and Neymar. But most of the new faces on the list are from the NFL
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Food rules
Aggregators suddenly find themselves out on a limb in their fracas with restaurateurs
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19 Indian companies make it to Forbes Asia's inaugural Best Over a Billion list
Adani Ports, Infosys, Marico, Titan and Ambuja Cements are among the Best Over A Billion list, which highlights the connection between the best-run big companies and the wealthiest people in the region