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EverSource Capital makes debut investment in renewable energy firm Ayana Power
Green energy companies have struggled to raise capital over the past six months, due to low tariffs and other sectoral challenges
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W-Power Trailblazers: Miss representation
We recognise our heroes only when they win, not when they're getting ready to
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Exclusive: Bira 91 enters mass beer market, launches Boom
The beverage company's new sub-brand will take on Kingfisher and Carlsberg with competitive pricing and distribution, reaching across tier-II, tier-III towns and beyond
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Cashing in on the dead: 13 top-earning dead celebrities
Nobody can extend the financial life of the dead and famous better than Jamie Salter
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How Metro Cash & Carry is helping kirana stores go digital
The company's MD & CEO speaks to Forbes India about its business model, and how the company became profitable 15 years after setting up shop in the country
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To create a luxury market, we need consistent policies: Lamborghini's Matteo Ortenzi
The CEO for Asia-Pacific region on the opportunities and constraints for the sports car manufacturer in India
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More and more women are taking to the IPL
The cricket extravaganza holds a substantial share of female viewership, which is growing steadily
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Just ask Alexa: Globally, smart speakers are used most in India's English-speaking homes
The use of digital voice assistants is surging worldwide, shows a new study, and an estimated 8 billion gadgets will be equipped with them in five years
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China's restaurant chain, Haidilao, is as much about its manicures as its meals
In the space of hot-pot restaurants, Zhang Yong's Haidilao succeeds through a tightly structured corporate culture—and unconventional customer service
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Zilingo: A fashionable near-unicorn
Singapore-based venture is expected to evolve beyond its flagship marketplace business
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Jet Airways cuts costs amid mounting losses
Though a revival plan is being put in place, such steps could hurt airline's fortune