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Ten interesting things we read last week
Will central banks stay independent? Will digital money kill cash? Find out...
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Aditya Birla Group enters health insurance business
Customers offered an incentivized wellness programme, customized health records on smartphones
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'It just takes Re 1 to make a difference in someone's life'
Even the lesser fortunate have aspirations and should be given a chance to enjoy the goodies, says Farzana Cama Balpande, Head of BookASmile, a charitable initiative run by BookMyShow
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Forbes India 30 Under 30: A call for young India's Best & Brightest
Are you an independent thinker, a path-breaking artist, an exceptional young professional, or an entrepreneur doing significant work in India? We want to know more about you
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Credit card payments now a reality without swipe machine
The new Paytm feature for its mobile wallet application allows small merchants to accept credit and debit card payments by declaring bank account details
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Cyrus Mistry fires fresh salvo at Ratan Tata
The ousted chairman of the Tata group says that the insinuation that he didn't materially contribute to the success of TCS and JLR was unfounded; expresses solidarity with group employees trying to turn around 'hotspots'
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Ola partners with Apple Music, promises a musical ride with Ola Play
One can listen to music, watch a video or play games as India's biggest ride-hailing service introduces an entertainment component. It uses Qualcomm's hardware for the automotive connectedness
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India bucks the trend on M&A deals
The value of merger & acquisitions in India, for the January-September period, is up 10 percent year-on-year, despite a weak global M&A environment
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Independent directors must protect interests of the company: Adi Godrej
Boards must not just guide a company, but also ensure decisions are implemented, Godrej Group chairman says
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Ten interesting things we read last week
China's electric cars, cell phones as lifelines, what Trump's win means for new global order - and many such interesting articles
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Obama's feeble apologia for the economy
The US president's open letter encapsulates the wrongheaded and obstinately held thinking that has brought the US and world economies to a near halt