UpFront
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Why the Hong Kong protests may have no end in sight
Unrest in Hong Kong could fester for months or even years, and further hurt the city's economy, create a constant headache for Beijing and aggravate an already sore point between the United States and China
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Lessons for Indian unicorns from debacles on the Nasdaq
WeWork, Uber and other flops reflect a global trend, of a fall right before or during an IPO
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Indiabulls Housing Finance's true test begins
Indiabulls Housing Finance is back to business after its failed proposed merger with Lakshmi Vilas Bank. But experts say financial institutions may not lend to company given its current market scenario
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The investigator who tails men online
Marie Schembri has been a private eye for more than 30 years. Now, the professed feminist's work has gone from cloak-and-dagger to point-and-click, protecting women from scams and stalkers
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China's economic growth slows as challenges mount
According to data released on Friday, China continues to grow at its slowest pace in three decades, as the trade war with the United States and a host of other problems leave Beijing struggling to meet its goals
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Hypertension in Indians
Indians are more prone to hypertension and heart disorders than Europeans, says Dr. S Arun
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I am just an honest actor: Rajkummar Rao
The National Award-winning star, who will soon be seen in Made in China, talks about his acting process, how he selects his diverse roles and making it in films without a Plan B
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How to take a do-it-yourself sabbatical
Outside of academia, sabbaticals are relatively rare. Once unthinkable to previous generations, the career timeout is no longer unheard-of, with people quitting their jobs to travel, pursue a side hustle, reflect on a career change or just recover from burnout
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Huawei reports stronger sales growth
The United States added Huawei to an export blacklist in May, but its sales growth in the recent quarter shows that it has weathered the Trump administration's efforts to hinder it
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Busting myths about high blood pressure
High blood pressure the 'Silent Killer' can quietly damage your body for years before symptoms develop, says Dr KS Ashok Kumar