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IndiGo makes first move in pursuit of the Maharajah
IndiGo has expressed interest in Air India's global operations, but if a buyout materialises brand AI may not survive
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to the 'psychology behind the urge to splurge', 'Why the poor don't kill us?', and how people pretend that they are not rich
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Marico acquires South African hair care firm IsoPlus for Rs 36 crore
South African hair styling brand allows the company to complete its portfolio of hair care products in the country
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7 interesting Forbes India reads you should not miss
The weekend is here and you've been bookmarking stories to read later. We put seven of the most interesting stories our writers put together for you, all in one place.
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Indian OTT market will have just 4-5 players in three years: Nickhil Jakatdar
The CEO of VuClip, which runs over-the-top service provider Viu in 17 emerging markets across the world, believes that the OTT market in India is both congested and competitive
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Zoho One promises to be an enterprise-in-a-box to help you focus on your business
For small and medium sized businesses in particular, such options help them get off the ground rapidly, with the pay-as-you-go flexibility of the cloud model
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Axis Bank ends leadership uncertainty, board approves Shikha Sharma's re-appointment as MD and CEO
Bank announces Rs 385 crore all-cash buyout of FreeCharge from Snapdeal
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Why is the Snapdeal-Flipkart deal taking time? Are Kunal Bahl, Rohit Bansal against it?
Flipkart presented a revised deal to Snapdeal but there still seem to be some hesitations.
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Three Indian companies in Forbes Asia's 2017 'Best under a Billion' list
Consumer products and services companies dominate list of the top 200 publicly-traded companies in the Asia-Pacific region
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e-health startup 1mg gets a $15 million booster dose in funding
SIX Swiss Exchange-listed HBM Healthcare Investments leads a $15 million Series C round of funding in the Gurugram-based startup
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Mallya's sweetheart deal with Diageo turns sour
Diageo, the maker of Johnnie Walker whisky, has asked Mallya to repay $40 million on account of breaches in agreement