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My restaurants are the stories I tell about the places I see: Chef Jose Ramon Andres Puerta
Chef José Ramón Andrés Puerta of World Central Kitchen talks about his varied restaurants, lessons for the industry from the pandemic, feeding millions of calamity-stricken people across the globe and why there should be 'longer tables and not higher walls'
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Economics (Some key insights into customer businesses), Lifestyle (What happens when mental-health issues get in the way of work), Technology (The woman who will decide what emoji we get to use; All's fair game for Ransomware 2.0), Community (The story of Japan's 'untouchables') and Podcast (Ray Dalio on how should the rich be taxed most effectively)
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Yash Raj Films opens its studios to vaccinate film fraternity
Production house aims to inoculate 30,000 technicians and crew members in phases so that the show goes on after the industry gets the go-ahead to resume shoots
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How can businesses help India achieve net-zero target?
India has stronger ground to take a pledge to achieve net-zero targets by 2050. Indian businesses must back the government in creating a carbon-free and healthy India, and protect its climate for future generations
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Investing (How to do long term; The best shareholder letters nobody is reading), Sports (Evolution of an athlete), Work Life (Overwork is killing us!) and Technology (Current chip crisis could reshape the industry's global landscape)
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World No Tobacco Day 2021: 2/3rd of world's smoking population lives in 10 countries, India ranks second
The World Health Organisation's (WHO) theme this year is 'Commit to Quit'. Nearly 60% of tobacco users around the world want to quit smoking, but only 30% of the global population have access to quality tobacco cessation services. This smoking population is concentrated in 10 countries and India ranks second behind China
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (Embracing Jeff Bezos' 'Scope'; Electric-car lesson that China is serving up for America), Technology (Using AI to catch online defamation; International phishing expedition looking to hook India's big fish), Covid (Did people or nature open Pandora's box at Wuhan?; BMC Commissioner on tackling oxygen shortage, vaccination tsunami and more), and Extreme Sports (The toughest, weirdest race you've never heard of).
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Cyclone Yaas: Here's your essentials checklist
From keeping masks and sanitisers handy to charging your phones, unplugging electrical devices and more, here's your essential checklist as Cyclone Yaas gears up to make landfall
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (Our work-from-anywhere future; All eyes on digital payments), E-learning (New playbook for customised learning), Economy (To fully understand the migrant worker crisis, we need a larger perspective; Fed isn't printing as much money as you think), Globalisation (What the West gets wrong about China) and Health (How long can we live?).
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Busting the 'cheap' iPhone myth in India
The world's biggest smartphone maker by value sells more premium iPhones than cheaper versions in India