UpFront
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Jobs (Job interview of the future is already here), Education (What straight-A students get wrong), Architecture (Buildings for the deaf and blind), and Success (Podcast: Success strategies from Ray Dalio) among others. Also, we have two articles on India (Why foreign investors are losing interest in India and India Inc.'s new address is a co-working space)
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The 10 big questions for 2019 - Part 1
Here's a look at the most important issues plaguing different sectors in the country, and the possible scenarios that may play out in the coming year
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Mumbai gets a new party destination at Barrel Mansion
Barrel & Co's latest night spot focuses on luxury hospitality
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Education (Why are boys falling behind at school?), Psychology (4 signs of short-term thinking), Leadership (Being a leader who inspires people to change), Writing (Selfish writing), Books (Bill Gates reviews '21 Lessons for 21st Century') and Sports (Who will replace Jose Mourinho as permanent boss at ManU?) among others
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Southeast Asia outpaces web growth target
Internet economy to reach $240 billion by 2025, says Google-Temasek report
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ChrysCapital's eighth fund aims to raise $800 mln
The fund, launched last month, is seeking long-term, capital-oriented investors
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Trump's trade war with China isn't working out
The Asian country has far more control over its economy to offset the effects of US tariffs, while the Trump administration is facing falling exports
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Entertainment: Puffed up
Marshmello pulled in $23 million over the past year, collecting six-figure nightly fees and producing crossover hits like Happier (with Bastille) and Wolves (with Selena Gomez)
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New billionaire: Mr Robot
David C Paul is riding high on a million-dollar machine designed to make spinal surgeons more accurate. But how effective is it?
