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Reverie's Indic tech effort gets massive boost with Reliance investment
Reliance Industries has acquired a controlling stake in the Bengaluru company for Rs 190 crore, and expects to invest further in it
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Forbes India Investigation: India's most gerrymandered constituencies
Gerrymandering is when constituency's borders are manipulated to favour a certain party
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Indian Hotels launches new brand, SeleQtions, with 12 upscale properties
The company's MD & CEO Puneet Chhatwal speaks exclusively to Forbes India about the strategy behind the new collection, ahead of the launch
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Life-Lessons (Shadow side of greatness), Media (After Autoplay: "Interactive, Personalized & Immersive" Entertainment), Environment (A second life for digital debris), Health (What does air pollution do to our bodies?), and Technology (Smart talking: Are our devices threatening our privacy and AI disaster will be creepier).
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RBI cuts repo rate by 25 basis points to 6%
The first rate cut of the new fiscal comes soon after data indicated that eight core industries grew only marginally in February
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59 young Indian achievers in Forbes Asia '30 Under 30' 2019 list
The young movers and shakers of the country have been selected from different categories across the board
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'Happy employees' top priority for companies leading LinkedIn's list
LinkedIn's 2019 Top Companies list showcases the rapidly changing landscape in workplaces environment
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SC quashes RBI bad loans note; central bank position "undermined", say analysts
RBI will now have to come up with a new framework to resolve such cases
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Rajan Anandan quits as Google India head, to join Sequoia Capital to mentor startups
The move is seen as logical and a 'long time coming' for Anandan, who has been a prolific startup investor
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VivaMayr: Bollywood's favourite wellness retreat comes to Mumbai
The Austrian detox destination has partnered with Vedary, a holistic healing clinic in the city, to fly down its physicians and sports scientists periodically