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Births in China fall to lowest level in nearly six decades
About 14.6 million babies were born in China in 2019, the lowest official number of births in China since 1961, the last year of a widespread famine
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Inside view: What happened when Jeff Bezos met Shah Rukh Khan, Zoya Akhtar
Forbes India was part of the select Amazon Prime Video gathering, in which the world's richest man divulged his plans for India, success secrets...and was made to audition for Zoya Akhtar's next!
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Wipro Ventures closes $150 million in second fund, to invest in enterprise software startups
The firm expects to build on the success of its first fund, which was $100 million, invested in ventures in the US, Israel and India
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Why the US-China trade deal targets corporate secrets
The Trump administration blames China for stealing Western trade secrets; China has long denied that it forces foreign companies to give up technology. How will the pact fix the problem?
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US-China Trade Deal: What's in (and not in) the agreement
In the details, the agreement looks more like a temporary cease-fire than a lasting peace. Perhaps most important, this initial agreement does not reverse existing tariffs on $360 billion of Chinese imports, meaning the higher costs that many U.S. companies have been grumbling about will remain
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Grindr, Tinder and OkCupid spread personal details, study says
Norwegian research raises questions about popular dating apps selling advertisers information about users' location and dating choices
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For Prince Harry, no special treatment in Canada
When it comes to immigration, taxation and even what they call themselves, Harry and Meghan will be no different from any other newcomers to Canada
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Indian Railways' private play
The Government plans to allow operators to run 150 trains on 100 routes
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Indian passport? Travel visa-free to these countries
Plan your holidays for 2020 with this nifty GIF—you could travel to Barbados or the British Virgin Islands without visa hassles
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Amrapali case ensnares JP Morgan
The court has allowed the Enforcement Directorate to attach JP Morgan's properties in India, on account of violations to the Foreign Exchange Management Act in the case