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Morning Buzz: Retail inflation eases, recruiting sentiment set to improve, and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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India sends food aid to Afghanistan on humanitarian grounds, upon Taliban's request
The Indian government is dispatching 20,000 metric tonne of wheat via Iran's Chabahar Port to Afghanistan
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India's GDP growth surges to 7.2% in 2023, outpacing major economies
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlights India's rise to the 5th largest economy in the world, with achievements in fintech adoption, digital payments and international currency trading
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Morning Buzz: Ola Electric's delayed IPO gets steam, government to review PLI scheme, and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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Estée Lauder and Nykaa announce the second edition of BEAUTY&YOU
The programme's mission is to discover and help the next generation of Indian beauty brands scale up
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Airfares drop after the civil aviation ministry's intervention. But was that necessary?
Prices are determined by airlines based on market factors such as the capacity available, demand, and seasonality, following global practices. The ministry has more pressing issues to resolve in the sector, say aviation experts
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Exclusive: SP Jain becomes first Indian-origin B-school that can award degrees in the UK
The upcoming London campus follows SP Jain School of Global Management's existing campuses in Mumbai, Dubai, Sydney and Singapore. What does this mean for Indian education, and how will they compete with established UK universities?
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Phones are no longer only technical objects, but also design objects that can shape our style and identity: Matteo Menotto
Matteo Menotto, head of design for prints and accessories consultant, Bulgari, on collaborating with realme on their new phone, his design inspirations, and the impact of artificial intelligence on design professionals' lives
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Morning buzz: Tata Motors EV market share rises; govt asks oil cos to cut prices; and more
Here are the top business headlines this morning, to get your day started
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The TCS annual report shows women continue to pay a price for flexibility
High attrition of women in the IT industry says a lot about the lingering ghost of gender roles and lack of flexible policies. Companies can, and must, do better
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Increased competition, US gov measures to lower drug prices are leading to pricing pressure: Granules' Priyanka Chigurupati
The US market accounts for close to 50 percent of Granules' total revenue. The executive director of Granules Pharmaceuticals talks about the challenges of working in that market and how they are dealing with increasing pricing pressures