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With massive investment in Jio Platforms, Facebook seeks strong foothold in India
With its $5.7 billion investment, Facebook aims to tap into India's internet ecosystem on the back of Jio's 388 million wireless subscribers and over 400 million WhatsApp users
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New US immigration limits causes anxiety for businesses, families
The new policy would close the doors to thousands of people hoping to enter the United States or lay down permanent roots in the country through long-term work or family connections
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Facebook invests $5.7 billion in Jio for 9.99% stake
Facebook said the move indicated its commitment to India, and may help India's battered telecom sector too
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Oil's manic fall has nothing for the Indian consumer
Even as US oil prices for May delivery tumbled, India recorded 36 days of no change in petrol and diesel prices
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BMW India CEO Rudratej Singh passes away at 46
The company also lost Mihir Dayal, their head of sales, to cancer earlier this month. Singh's demise comes at a crucial juncture for the auto maker
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Covid-19 FAQs: When will sports come back?
Sports leagues face large, but not insurmountable, obstacles to even getting games back on television. Here's what needs to happen first
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Lost diaries of war emerge, more relevant than ever today
Volunteers are helping forgotten Dutch diarists of WWII to speak at last. Their voices, filled with anxiety, isolation and uncertainty, resonate powerfully today
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YouTube star Nikunj Lotia's long road to success
From modest beginnings in Mumbai's Dombivli, Lotia now has millions of followers on his YouTube channel Be YouNick, and a fledgling food business in San Francisco. His sights are now set on Hollywood
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Economy (Three economists on way ahead for India), Online Gaming (Dark side of the online gaming business in India), Technology (Covid-19 is great news for Big Tech; Who is winning the technology battle between the US and China?) and Lifestyle (Importance of stillness in our life)
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How to cope if you haven't experienced market chaos before
But most millennials, the people born from 1981 to 1996, have not experienced these kind of losses as investors. How should they be thinking about their financial future?
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Reading (Just 25 pages a day!), Health (Make your own face mask; Coronavirus case counts are meaningless), Business (Tech startups are heading for a fall; How the gig economy hurts the small guy) and Lifestyle (Lessons to live in the face of fear from a Cancer survivor)