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IPO Frenzy: Loss-making Indian tech startups are emulating their US counterparts, but that's not enough
From Zomato to Paytm, loss-making ventures are getting listed by opting for scale over profit in the short-term. Wooing investors on the premise of a promising future, however, needs to be backed an expanding topline and profitability in the long term
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The pandemic has a new epicentre: Indonesia
In Indonesia, cases and deaths have skyrocketed in the past month as the highly contagious delta variant sweeps through densely populated Java island, as well as Bali
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NSO Group and Pegasus: Israeli spyware maker is in spotlight amid reports of wide abuses
The new accusations heightened concerns among privacy activists that no smartphone user is safe from governments and anyone else with the right cybersurveillance tech
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Quadria Capital to focus on tech-enabled healthcare deals
In June, the healthcare-focussed private equity firm invested in two Indian firms in the topical drugs and hygiene space
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Will health finally find its day in the sun? That's the hope
Innovation and entrepreneurship to solve India's pressing problems are core to Forbes India, and this Special Issue on health (and healthtech) delves into areas that are both immediate and futuristic
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1 judge for every 50,000 people, 1 cop for every 858 citizens: India's justice system in numbers
Here's the present scenario of the justice system in India on World Day of International Justice 2021. There is much to be desired
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Business (Searching for resilience), Managing Yourself (Learns the tips and tricks to promote yourself), Technology (Tech startups are helping coders build/test software faster), Work Culture (Why you hate work), Science (What made early hominins smart) and Health (Reasons why you can't get back to sleep once you wake up in the night).
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Inside Facebook's data wars
The more Facebook shares about what happens on its platform, the more it risks exposing uncomfortable truths that could further damage its image
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China criticised the Afghan War. Now it worries about the withdrawal
While China has not called on President Joe Biden to reverse the military withdrawal he ordered, statements by senior officials made it clear that they would blame the United States for any insecurity that spreads in the region
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In these uncertain times, cocoon yourself in comfort, warmth and well-being
Six 2021 Fall/Winter collections that are all about colour and light, the indoors and outdoors, and solidarity and connection
