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World's billionaires: Those who fell off the list
March's pandemic crash erased nearly all the stock-market gains enjoyed by billionaires over the past year. It also knocked many from the billionaire ranks entirely. Altogether, 267 from last year's list of 2,153 (12.4 percent) fell below the $1 billion threshold this year, including 127 who tumbled off in early March. Twenty-one others died
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In the COVID-19 economy, you can have a kid or a job. You can't have both.
Our struggle is not an emotional concern. We are not burned out. We are being crushed by an economy that has bafflingly declared working parents inessential
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Startups raise funds amid pandemic, from consumer products to enterprise AI
OZiva and Nextbillionai are recent examples of startups that have caught investor interest even during Covid-19. They also represent diverse points on the spectrum of startups being funded in this time
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After toasting Liverpool, City shows what might have been
"How is it possible," the coach of Liverpool's champions asked himself recently, "that anybody is 20 points ahead of this team?"
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Make your mask work better, and longer
The essential guide to buying, cleaning and taking care of face masks to make them work against the coronavirus
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Wealth map: Where are India's billionaires living?
Mumbai and Delhi lead with the most number of billionaires in India, but you'll find one each in Thrisur, Haridwar and Hisar too
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Indian billionaires take a knock, have a slow year
The collective wealth of Indian billionaires fell by 22.8 percent compared to last year; the pandemic will hurt company valuations in the coming quarters as well
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Emami, HUL locked in 'handsome' fight
As Emami threatens legal action against HUL over the use of the name 'Glow & Handsome' in its men's range of fairness cream, Forbes India digs into the history of the fairness war between the two FMCG giants
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IN PHOTOS: How I survived the coronavirus lockdown
For many, the coronavirus pandemic brought with it a never-seen-before struggle to survive. As incomes dried up their fighting instinct kicked in and they learnt several lessons along the way. Now, as the world slowly opens up, they hope to secure a stable future for them and their families
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Intel Capital partners with Jio Platforms
The investment coincides with the launch of Jio Meet, a video-conferencing app that is currently free to use, and can accommodate up to 100 people
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Capitalism in Covid times
The pandemic may have deepened the chasm between the have-much and the have-little