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Disney earnings disappoint in first full quarter after Fox deal
In its first full quarter since closing a $71.3 billion deal to acquire most of Rupert Murdoch's Fox entertainment businesses, Disney's profit slid 51 percent from a year earlier, missing Wall Street's revenue expectations by roughly $1 billion
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Wait, people pay for Tinder?
A Tinder Gold subscription grants users access to a feature called "Likes You," and suddenly, there's no futile swiping whatsoever. Instead, you've got a list of strangers with whom you're guaranteed to match—something like god mode, for a dating app
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RBI's lowered interest rate unlikely to revive growth: Experts
The 'ritualistic' move may not allay deeper concerns over consumption and investment, which continue to persist
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In the US, the bulletproof backpack is back in demand
In a dystopian development, a growing number of companies are offering bulletproof backpacks in back-to-school sales, marketing them to parents who are desperate to protect their children from gunmen
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The tricky task of trying to weaken the US dollar
The context you need to understand the United States' changing approach to the dollar, and why the President would like to weaken it
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Sushma Swaraj's illustrious career, in a snapshot
The first woman CM of Delhi, first full-time female external affairs minister and more—a look at the life and times of the BJP stalwart, who passed away suddenly last night at 67
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How hot was July? Hotter than ever, global data shows
This June was the warmest on record too, and the previous five months were among the four warmest for their respective months, climate researchers said. That puts this year on track to be in the top five, or perhaps, the hottest ever
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A tale of two regions: Jammu celebrates, Kashmir in gloom
Amit Shah's surprise abrogation of Article 370 met with mixed reactions in Jammu and Kashmir
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Differentiation—The one-word recipe for success in a digital world
Forbes India One CEO Club leaders gather at the second Digital Leadership roundtable to discuss how companies can race ahead of competition at a time when everyone is putting their best foot forward
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Dear Walmart CEO: You have the power to curb gun violence
An open letter to Doug McMillon, the chief executive of Walmart, whose store faced a shooting tragedy over the weekend—and who remains the largest seller of guns
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Glimpses from the 2019 Forbes India 30 Under 30 Soirée
The action-packed event celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2019, and hosted inspiring sessions with the likes of Abhishek Bachchan, Jasprit Bumrah and Dutee Chand