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Cello: Back after a lunch break
How Cello Group, one of the biggest plastic and glassware makers in India, rode the crisis on the back of their diverse portfolio
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A film is a One-Day cricket game but a OTT show is a Test match: Ali Abbas Zafar
Ali Abbas Zafar, known to deliver Rs 300-crore club blockbusters such as 'Sultan' and 'Tiger Zinda Hai', talks about his journey of creating and directing his first OTT web series—Tandav
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WhatsApp fallout: Walmart's PhonePe moves over 1,000 staff to Signal
Sameer Nigam, founder and CEO of the business tweeted about the move on Monday. PhonePe could see increasing competition from WhatsApp, which was recently given the go-ahead to offer payments services in India.
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IT stocks rise more after TCS kicks off Q3 earnings with 9-year record
India's top IT companies are expected to see demand for their services surge this year, helping them return to double-digit growth rates, as their biggest clients hand them billion-dollar contracts
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Launching cars virtually was a novel experience for us: Mercedes-Benz India's Martin Schwenk
The German carmaker's MD & CEO talks about their digital initiatives and why online consultations are here to stay
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India Inc: Lending a helping hand
Billionaires and philanthropists went out of their way to help citizens deal with the pandemic
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CBSE Board Examination 2021: What delayed dates mean for teachers, students
With the board exams pushed to May, many schools are planning to conduct additional physical classes and internal examinations
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (A janitor at Frito-Lay invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos), Technology (India's digital payments Catch-22 in 2021; What is driving Asia's technological rise?), Sports (She turned 2020 misery into a breakthrough; Ex-footballers on life after the final whistle), and Storytelling
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How we survived: S Chand, adapting to digital education
S Chand altered its business model—by increasing learning focus on Learnflix and Mylestone applications—to adapt to the new future of digital education
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Amit Chandra: Easing the bane of hunger
Amit Chandra of Bain Capital impacted around 2.2 lakh people with 73 lakh meals through his ATE Chandra Foundation
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How we survived: cure.fit, reimagining fitness
As the country became more health-conscious amid the pandemic, cure.fit's innovative fitness solutions helped the business scale beyond India