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Shift to electric vehicles in India by 2030 desirable, feasible: Anand Mahindra
Mahindra sees electrification of the powertrain as an opportunity for Mahindra & Mahindra to leapfrog into being a global player in the passenger vehicle segment
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'Falling house prices in Germany', 'Digital age monopolies' and 'a cell phone without battery'.
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GST: A critical reform that will drive economic growth
By simplifying taxation norms, the new regulation will bring in transparency across sectors and encourage foreign investors to invest in India
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HDFC Life-Max Life merger decision likely on July 17
HDFC Life's board will decide on the future course of action next week
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8 interesting Forbes India must-reads for the weekend
We have got you covered on the weekend's share of interesting reads
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Biocon gets crucial recommendation for biosimilar Trastuzumab in US
The approval of the Oncologic Drugs Advsiory Committee for Biocon's breast cancer drug is a shot in the arm for the company and improves its chances of getting a final nod for the drug from the regulator
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Why Mahindra wants to make it big in North America
Success in the world's most competitive tractor market will make the company a truly global player it wants to be
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Why Vikram Limaye is unfazed by the challenges ahead
The veteran banker, who is set to take charge as CEO of NSE, speaks exclusively to Forbes India, on a range of issues including his early days at IDFC, the transition to a bank and what he plans for the stock exchange
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Sensex closes at record high on RBI rate cut hopes
Closing over 32,000-level, even when valuations are high and fund managers are concerned, the market still expects good news going forward
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Restaurant reservation platform Eatigo forays into India
The startup has tied up with 300 restaurants across Mumbai and Pune to offer diners discounts of up to 50 percent