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8 Forbes India must reads you should not miss
Here are some of the best stories our writers wrote this week
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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 'quitters in the new work economy', 'how coffee is changing due to a disease', and 'the problems with the intangibility of tech investments'.
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Ameera Shah launches Empoweress to empower women entrepreneurs
Through the initiative, the MD of Metropolis Healthcare hopes to connect the universe of budding women entrepreneurs in India with the right ecosystem in which their business ambitions can thrive
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Indian fintech startup Mswipe raises more money, gets Facebook co-founder Saverin on board
The fourth round of funding closed at over $40 million, and the money will help the company's product development and network expansion
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Seven interesting Forbes India reads you should not miss
From Infosys picking its new managing director and CEO to Sunder Genomal's success story and much more, here are the most interesting reads from Forbes India this week
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Infosys names Capgemini senior executive Salil Parekh new CEO & MD
Interim CEO UB Pravin Rao will revert to role of COO and director on the board of the Bengaluru IT company
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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 'Similarities between Sears and Amazon, 'Power and brain damage', and 'China staring at a tipping point'.
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Cisco's John Chambers dons 'Chief Guru' hat, picks up 10 percent in Indian startup Uniphore
Uniphore is the first major commitment Chambers has made outside the US, and he plans to invest in more Indian ventures
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Private sector money must for India's infrastructure needs: Crisil
According to Crisil, ₹50 lakh crore is needed for projects till 2022
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The call centre grows up
India's BPOs, which once performed mundane backoffice chores, are now undertaking sophisticated analytics tasks and keeping the industry's revenue metre ticking. Case in point: WNS Holdings