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Morning buzz: Laptop sales jump, taxman sends notices to moonlighting employees and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee likely to hold rates in August
The rate-setting panel is widely expected to keep the benchmark rate unchanged as it tackles the threat of a rising inflation due to the sudden spike in food prices
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How India Eats: Tomato, potato, onion prices keep the heat on Indian thali in July
Forbes India's monthly series 'How India Eats' takes a look at how the average price of a food plate in India changes every month, indicating the impact on the common man's expenditure, by analysing the Indian thali
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Morning Buzz: 85% filers choose old tax regime, government plans quick licenses for laptop, PC imports, and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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From an electric Thar to five other EVs, why Temasek is betting on Mahindra's electric ambitions
With the Singapore-based sovereign fund's $145 million (Rs 1,200 crore) investment, Mahindra Electric Automobile Limited is now valued at $9.8 billion, overtaking rival Tata Motors' electric vehicle division, valued at $9.1 billion
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India's rice export ban leaves countries scrambling
India, the world's largest exporter of rice, has put in place a ban on non-Basmati varieties. What does this mean for large importers of Indian rice?
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Inside Foxconn's game plan for India
From smartphones to semiconductors, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer is eyeing India for all its expansion plans
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Explained: Gukesh topples Anand as top Indian chess player
On Friday, the 17-year-old overtook India's chess pioneer as he went past Viswanathan Anand in the live ratings, ranking ninth, ahead of Anand at 10
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Apple Q3 earnings saw India shine again: 5 takeaways from the results
Stores in Mumbai and Delhi exceeded expectations, CEO Tim Cook said, while "switchers" and services, globally, came to the rescue amid the macro slowdown
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Businesses profit off the environment so they have to let go of money to save it: Aakash Ranison
Digital content creator Aakash Ranison on his new book, whether social media is able to create impactful awareness around climate change, and how individuals and businesses can do their bit
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Morning Buzz: India restricts imports of laptops; Zomato makes a profit, and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started