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Airbnb posts a $3.9 billion loss in its first report as a public company
Airbnb's loss approaches the $5.2 billion lost by Uber in its first full quarter as a public company and renewed questions about whether unprofitable tech startups can turn a profit
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Effects of Hyperpigmentation in Indians
Indians are more vulnerable to Cholasma or Melasma & Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation says Dr. Siddhartha Das
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Useful insights on hyperpigmentation
Listen from Dr. Rathish T. Pillai about the various aspects of hyperpigmentation & skincare tips required to be followed in hyperpigmentation
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Overview of Urticaria and protocols required to be followed for the management of urticaria
Dr. K Yogiraj discusses about urticaria with regards to its classification, diagnosis, causes and treatment protocols required to be followed for the management of urticaria
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Marginally more employable talent among women in India but less share in the workforce
India Skills Report 2021 shows that 46.8 percent women are employable in India compared to 45.9 percent men but the share of women in the workforce accounts for only 36 percent compared to 64 percent men
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TaxiForSure's Raghunandan returns to entrepreneurship with a cross-border neobank
Six years after exiting his ride-hailing service venture, he starts Zolve—a branchless digital banking services provider—that offers local access to credit and insurance at affordable rates to those who traverse the globe
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Govt has no business being in business: PM Modi
A look at eight key takeaways in terms of quotes by Prime Minister Narendra Modi from his speech during the webinar on privatisation held by the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management
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Future vaccines depend on test subjects in short supply: Monkeys
Scientists say monkeys are the ideal specimens for researching coronavirus vaccines before they are tested on humans
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Head of McKinsey is voted out as firm faces reckoning on Opioid crisis
Partners at McKinsey & Co. voted out the consulting firm's top executive, Kevin Sneader, this week as it continues to face blowback over its role in fuelling the opioid crisis
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Inside Dr Reddy's plan to become India's third Covid-19 vaccine maker
Nearly six months after it struck a deal with Russia's Gamaleya National Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, the company is awaiting permission to administer the Sputnik V vaccine in India
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For women in economics, the hostility is out in the open
Gender and racial gaps in economics are wider, and have narrowed less over time, than in many other fields