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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Politics (More the MP's farmers grow, more they get angry), Technology (To keep pace with Moore's law, chipmakers turn to chiplets), Education (Will B-school teachers rise up to the challenge?), Health (What's the purpose of our dreams?), and Lifestyle (Can anyone retire in their 30s?), among others
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Early stage funding, deal size fell in 2018, survey finds
Investors became circumspect, preferred experienced and multiple-founder led ventures; women-founder led startups funded remained few
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The tag of 'sports capital' of the country is increasingly being used for Bhubaneswar: Vishal Dev
Odisha's commissioner-cum-secretary for sports and tourism on hosting the men's Hockey World Cup, the states's love for the game and the long term boost it will provide
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Education (IISc, IIT Indore top Indian institutes for physical sciences), Technology (Indian student's algorithm helps in leading driver directly to empty parking), Lifestyle (How our careers affect our children), Work-life (Beating burnout with Lawrence Levy), and Social Media (Facebook can cause depression), among others.
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Disruptive leadership, anybody?
Winners of FILA command authority and respect, yet believe in flat structures, empowered teams and decentralised decision-making
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FILA 2018 to honour best of India Inc today
The eighth edition of the Forbes India Leadership Awards will reward the outstanding achievements of CEOs and entrepreneurs across nine categories, at a ceremony in Mumbai today
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Fall in global crude prices not reflected in India
On the contrary, it has taken pressure off food price inflation and the widening current account deficit in the country
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More regulations on the anvil for OTT players
Trai's recommendations are likely to increase the tension between OTT players and telecom service providers
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'It was always about storytelling'
Donald Katz, CEO and founder, Audible, the world's leading seller of audiobooks, talks about its launch in India
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Twitter's poll play in India
CEO Jack Dorsey's recent visit might open up a bigger role for the micro-blogging site in the 2019 election
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Mahindra takes e-way with Treo
Hopes it will become the default last-mile commute option for many