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TCS Q4 profit up 5.7% QoQ at Rs 6,904 cr, approves 1:1 bonus
Analysts polled by Reuters had estimated Q4 net profit of Rs 6,811.8 crore. and revenue of Rs 31669.2 crore
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All guns blazing on the currency front
For many nations, currency devaluation appears to be a weapon of choice for economic survival, but no one is likely to gain a sustained advantage
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Jeff Bezos' relentless pursuit of India
Amazon chief talked up the company's India operations in an address to shareholders, but, despite all optimism, the company won't have it easy in India
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Why Flipkart thinks it needs to win only one category to take the game away from Amazon India
Four years from now, smartphones will remain one of the most important categories in Indian e-commerce, if not the most important. Whatever else happens, this is the category that will decide the winner, reason executives such as CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy. Game on
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It's the golden age of travel in APAC: Hilton Hotels' Alan Watts
The APAC head lets in on why he does not feel threatened by the Airbnb model and doing business in India in the age of GST
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I am happy I knew when to drop the camera and save the kids: Pulitzer-winning Indian photojournalist
Danish Siddiqui, the first Indian photojournalist along with his colleague Adnan Abidi to win the Pulitzer Prize, takes Forbes India inside his award-winning coverage of the Rohingya crisis
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'Who we are and how we got here', 'economics as an evolutionary science', and 'why do we get tanned'.
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Infosys to sell Panaya, Skava; posts 28% drop in QoQ profit
India's second largest information technology company reported net profit to Rs 3,690 crore in the Q4FY18, in line with analysts' expectations
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Meet the Indian billionaires influencing Twitterati
A pick of the popular business leaders on the social networking site
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Who wants to be a billionaire?
For some billionaire entrepreneurs, the doors of perception never shut. And the hard work never stops
