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From crypto to whisky, women are breaking down walls in brand endorsements
Some marketers in India are following global trends and defying category norms to bring women brand ambassadors on board. It helps in not just being more inclusive but also opening up a whole new consumer segment
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Early to bet & early to rise: How Antler is changing early-stage investing in India
A founder and a funder are spearheading the venture capital firm's bold pre-seed bets in India. Is catching them too young the new name of the game?
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Lifestyle: The cause and the most effective treatment for hypertension
In this video, Dr. Sanjib Kumar Sharma highlights role of lifestyle in hypertension
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Simply Speaking: With Holi around the corner, explore the magic of colour
Henry Ford had a belief that 'machine' blue and 'eggshell' white were beneficial for 'order and morale'. Italian has three words for blue, but Swahili has none. Colour was at the heart of the first and only 'propaganda vegetable'—the carrot. Read on for more on the magic of colour
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A waiter. A cab driver. An engineer: The US fighters bound for Ukraine
A growing number of Ukrainians in New York and across the country, many of whom have never fired a weapon, are heeding President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's call to join the front line against Russia
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2022: Meet the changemakers
The Forbes India Leadership Awards (FILA) is a celebration of leaders who were able to redefine and, or transform their businesses during a crisis—a pandemic
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Islamic State has a new head. But we know little about him
The new leader, Abu al-Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi, was unveiled in an audio message released on Islamic State group social media accounts that also confirmed the death of the group's previous leader; however, little is known about the true identity of the leader or his background
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How air pollution across America reflects racist policies from the 1930s
After the Great Depression, Black and immigrant areas were typically outlined in red on maps to denote risky places to lend; these red-lined neighborhoods tend to have higher levels of harmful air pollution
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Our top reads of the week
From exploring the hybrid working conditions of the post-pandemic normal to Harmanpreet Kaur's World Cup ambitions, here are our top reads of the week
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Russia batters and encircles Ukrainian cities, as diplomacy falters
The Russian side, which has refused to call the conflict a war, insisted that it would not end until Ukraine was "demilitarized," dousing flickers of hope of a cease fire
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North Korea testing new intercontinental missile
American forces are putting its missile defense units in Asia in a state of "enhanced readiness" for what they expect will be another launch intended to demonstrate the range of the new missile