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Axis Bank Q2 results: Net profit grows 36 percent
While net profits have moved up, asset quality has suffered and non-performing assets increased to 5.90 percent
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Forbes 400 List: Combined net worth of America's richest rises to $2.7 trillion
The annual Forbes 400 list for 2017 shows that US's billionaires have continued to prosper as their wealth reached new heights
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Bajaj Auto's second quarter profit dips marginally but Street optimistic
With growing sales volume of the recently launched Platina and CT100 motorcycles and an uptick in exports, the company's performance is likely to improve in the next two quarters, say analysts
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Leslie Thng takes over as Vistara CEO
Thng, who was the former chief executive of SilkAir, is a 18-year Singapore Airlines veteran
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Tata Teleservices deal signals Chandrasekaran moving in real earnest in group revitalisation effort
The sale frees the new chairman up to focus on other businesses such as Tata Motors, therefore expect bigger initiatives say analysts and fund managers
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We don't see ourselves as just a cards company: Mastercard's Ari Sarker
In a world where plastic money is no longer the only form of electronic payment, 51-year-old Mastercard is looking to rapidly reinvent itself and India has a big role to play, says its co-president for Asia-Pacific
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Making GST simpler: Has the government succeeded?
In its 22nd meeting, the GST Council announced several tweaks to the initial rules under the new indirect tax regime, to simplify them
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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 'the elements of value', 'passports for cash' and 'Google's entry into bundling of news'
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Reliance Industries reports 13% jump in Q2 FY18 profit but telecom arm Jio reports loss
Refining margins jump to a nine-year high
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5 interesting Forbes India reads for the weekend
From TED's India foray to WittyFeed, and much more
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Today, the best founders are not going to VCs first: Ritesh Banglani
Most startups turn to entrepreneurs for funding and advice and Stellaris Venture Partners is looking to cash in on the trend with its network of industry veterans