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Special
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
About the disruptive innovation in the beer industry, fish farming, the dawn of bioelectronics medicine - and many more
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Eye on GST: Place of Supply and the dilemma of bill-to ship-to transaction
The GST laws definitely have the potential to keep the industry, consultants and courts busy in times to come
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Basketball can be India's No 2 sport after cricket: Yannick Colaco
By helping kids learn how to dribble, and localising the content around the sport, NBA hopes to replicate its China success in India
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One in 5 network connections in India projected to be of devices by 2021
Networking gear company Cisco also forecasts India's internet user base will more than double from its 2016 size to 829 million in that time
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Raising money for office parks gets cheaper
Panchshil Realty has raised its cheapest loan yet for the development of the Business Bay office park in Pune
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Nominal GDP growth will touch a 5-year high
Morgan Stanley's Ridham Desai and Chetan Ahya are bullish about the Indian economy. Large-cap stocks look more attractive compared to mid-caps, they say. And they will outperform mid-caps this year
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TCS releases software kit for banks to make their own apps
Rapid deployment and continual improvements characterise the digital era where corporations are shunning long-gestation, expensive rollouts of large software packages
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Will Max Life, HDFC Life challenge IRDAI's order?
With the insurance regulator turning down the merger proposal of Max Life and HDFC Life, there are two options for the insurers now. Either they challenge the order given out by IRDAI or they restructure the entire deal that will have multiple implications
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Virat Kohli sole Indian in Forbes's list of world's highest-paid athletes
Football player Cristiano Ronaldo retains top spot in the annual ranking of 100 sports icons
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RBI holds repo rate; wants to watch a bit more before deciding on future action
Incremental data on demand and price movements will determine the central bank's future stance