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Flipkart: The billion's in. Next up, innovate to stay ahead
CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy and the Bansals have led Flipkart to a massive funding round. Now, genuine innovation will help defend its lead over Amazon
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Time for bigger, stronger ARCs after new RBI norms
Analytics major Crisil feels the RBI proposal to increase net owned funds of asset reconstruction companies will open up scope for consolidation
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What to look out for this week: Retail inflation, corporate earnings on watch
Much of the focus will shift to domestic factors, including the Q4FY17 earnings
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Flipkart confirms investment by Tencent, eBay and Microsoft, raises $1.4 billion
India's largest ecommerce company sees its notional value reduced in the transaction to $11.6 billion, but can count this round as a solid strategic victory
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Malvinder and Shivinder Singh exit Religare Health Insurance
Religare Enterprises Limited has entered into a definitive agreement with a group of investors led by True North to sell its entire 80 percent stake in Religare Health Insurance Company Limited
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BARC India announces phased roll-out of Ekam
The digital measurement tools aim to provide industry with neutral, robust data and address advertisers' concern
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Hungarian plant to allow Apollo Tyres to increase its connect with European car makers
Apollo Tyres' Rs-3325 crore investment is the largest by an Indian company in the European nation
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32-year-old Sachiin Joshi is the new owner of Vijay Mallya's Kingfisher Villa
Joshi, who is the owner of Goa's Planet Hollywood resort and Goa King's Pilsner Beer, has confirmed the deal, which is reported to be around Rs 73 crore
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SN Subrahmanyan to take over as L&T MD and CEO on July 1
The engineering conglomerate's deputy MD will take over the company's reins at a crucial juncture where it is faced with operational challenges. AM Naik will continue as non-executive chairman for another three years
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Indian stocks fall after US missile strike on Syria; bonds, gold up
Experts say US action might be a 'one-off' event but global markets cannot ignore political risks