UpFront
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How to survive the critical April-June quarter
Never was one quarter so crucial in the life of companies, especially startups who have mostly lived on the VC ventilator. Those who have battled crises in the past tell Forbes India their biggest takeaway: One must survive this quarter to see light at the end of the tunnel
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How Covid-19 is changing the way we work: Forbes India's latest issue is free online!
Highlights include lessons on how to survive this crucial April-June quarter, and India's race to make more ventilators. Link to full issue inside
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Realty lending fell to five-year low in 2019
The near future looks challenging for an already struggling industry, freshly hit by the halts caused by Covid-19
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World Health Day: A look at significant medical developments in history
As the world marks the 70th World Health Day in the throes of a crippling pandemic, here's a look at turning points in medical research through the years
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Graphic: The worst-hit countries by Covid-19
As France joins the list of countries that have more coronavirus cases than China,a look at the timeline of the surge of cases in the hardest-hit countries
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Locked down, Indians flock to news channels
For the week starting March 21, television news has seen a 298 percent increase in viewership
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Tracking the Coronavirus Curve in Each Country
These charts provide a way to measure the overall trajectory of the coronavirus in each country and give insight into which ones are far from controlling the virus
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DIY: Use an old Tshirt or a bandana to make your own mask
Protect yourself even without the N95 mask, which is in short supply and should be used for health care workers first
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Airbnb Raises $1 Billion to Stockpile Cash in Pandemic
The home rental company raised new funding as its business has been roiled by the coronavirus; Airbnb's new funding points to some of the tactical measures startups are taking as they navigate the difficult period
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Covid-19 puts Indian economy on the ventilator
The government is faced with the double task of keeping companies solvent during the lockdown and reviving consumer demand once it's over