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Rasna forays into baked sweet snack category
The company eyes a turnover of Rs 250 crore in the next three years from this segment
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Bharti Airtel to acquire Telenor India as competition rises from Jio
India's telecom scene is seeing a long-awaited consolidation precipitated by the entry of Reliance Jio Infocomm's pan-market 4G services
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'CSR is not PR, you do good because you want to do good'
As per Nasscom, while most of the IT companies are investing in education, other areas that are evincing interest are health care, agriculture and environment
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Snapdeal cuts workforce as India's ecommerce market becomes unforgiving
Payments unit Freecharge's CEO Govind Rajan has also quit, while the online marketplace aims to become more focused on becoming profitable
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Aon Hewitt annual survey forecasts an average hike of 9.5% for 2017
Life sciences, entertainment media, and consumer products could show a double-digit salary hike
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Technology is everybody's business: Satya Nadella
The Microsoft CEO outlines his company's future agenda for India, which includes tech-enabled and cost-effective access to essential services and cutting through the connectivity challenge
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Five key focus areas for Tata Sons' new boss, N Chandrasekaran
As N Chandrasekaran takes over the reins of the Tata group on Tuesday, his immediate task will be to manage perceptions and mitigate business challenges, while identifying new areas of growth for the conglomerate
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Print advertising expenditure grows in India, bucking global trend: GroupM report
Total advertising investment in the country is expected to grow by 10 percent in 2017
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Jio readies to take competition head-on with paid services
The Mukesh Ambani-led telco reaches the 100 million-subscriber mark in less than two months since its launch; prepares to move to a paid services-regime with aggressive pricing.
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PE/VC investments stand at $1.2 billion across 43 deals in January: EY Report
More than 50 percent of the deal activity seen in the month was of less than $10 million in value, according to accounting firm EY
