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Bio doesn't always mean better, need to validate sustainability claims
Katrin Ley of Fashion for Good talks about the many complexities of creating eco-friendly materials
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Hyderabad's Biological E: The dark horse in India's vaccine race
Biological E has forged multiple deals to co-develop and manufacture Covid-19 vaccines, and is prepared to take on the biggest in the business. It could make up for lost time in scale--here's how
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'What about the pandemic of plastic bottled water?'
Ankur Chawla of Responsible Whatr believes he can change the way Indians consume packaged drinking water by moving to aluminium cans
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'What We Built is Sustainable, Not Glamorous': Stuart Crighton of Cleartrip
The co-founder and CEO of Cleartrip talks about staying focussed on consumers and products in the highly competitive sector of online travel aggregators
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Every drop of fine Scotch holds centuries of science: Keshav Prakash
Whiskey expert and mastermind of The Vault Biennale, a two-day festival for craft alcohol, Keshav Prakash talks about storytelling through spirits and the challenges of the Indian market
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Investing in top talent in India is not cheap: Pete Lau
OnePlus founder and CEO on recruiting bright prospects for its R&D centre in the country that is expected to be the smartphone maker's largest
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Ab ki baar Pandey sarkar
Piyush Pandey's elevation as global chief creative officer of Ogilvy—a first for an Indian—underlines how the celebrated adman transformed the iconic ad agency from multinational to multicultural
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Entrepreneurs should take change as an opportunity rather than threat: Harsh Mariwala
Marico chairman talks about the importance of a peer-to-peer network for entrepreneurs and the journey that led to the formation of Ascent Foundation
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Mumbai chef Garima Arora becomes first Indian woman to get a Michelin star
Her restaurant GAA in Bangkok has earned one Michelin star for its inventive Asian fare
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Players are the recipe for success; consumers our lifeline: Keith Pelley
The European Tour CEO on the growing popularity of the Ryder Cup and making golf an entertaining sport for spectators
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Extreme poverty has gone down: Bill Gates
Bill Gates says India is the second biggest contributor to poverty reduction after China