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Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus plans its second global HQ in India
Pete Lau-founded OnePlus now counts India as its largest market and is readying the ground for a major push on 'Make in India'
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Creative satisfaction trumps everything: Prasanth Nair
Nair's short film Davivakanam will have its world premiere at Cannes. The IAS officer-turned-film director spoke to Forbes India before taking off for Cannes, about his journey from being a civil servant to a filmmaker
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'Meaning of time', 'Future belongs to polymaths', and 'how to learn'
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How Trump is undoing the Obama legacy
The US President has rescinded his predecessor Barack Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran. Here's a look at some of the other key Obama-era legislations that Trump has sought to overturn
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'Mifid enables new business models', 'The curse of Big Sugar', and 'Complacency over Chinese tech'
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Shared heritage gives MG Motor a real chance in India
MG Motor has a shared heritage and connection India that goes back 100 years; India is a very exciting market for us, Adam Sloman, General Manager, MG Car Club told Forbes India
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Fila reboots in India
Can the Italian sportswear brand step up its game to take on the big boys Adidas and Reebok?
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IndiGo keeps cash to buy aircraft; no dividend cheer for shareholders
Higher fuel prices, lower yields and forex headwinds saw the airline report a 73.3 percent drop in profit for the fourth quarter ended March, 2018
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Marico Q4 net up 7% on revenue growth
Marico share price fell 6 percent intraday after weak operational performance
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HDFC quarterly profit up near 40% on stake sale in two subsidiaries, lower tax costs
The Keki Mistry-led mortgage lender's tax cost declined 25% year-on-year to Rs 671 crore for the quarter.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank Q4 net up 15% at Rs 1,124 crore
The bank's gross non-performing assets, as a percentage of total loans, declined in the quarter