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SN Subrahmanyan to take over as L&T MD and CEO on July 1
The engineering conglomerate's deputy MD will take over the company's reins at a crucial juncture where it is faced with operational challenges. AM Naik will continue as non-executive chairman for another three years
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Indian stocks fall after US missile strike on Syria; bonds, gold up
Experts say US action might be a 'one-off' event but global markets cannot ignore political risks
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Interesting things we read last week: The problems of India's Uber drivers, handling oil shocks, and more such stories
Since the Indian economy is umbilically linked to its global counterparts, some of the articles here have relevance for Indian stocks and the Indian economy
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Reliance Jio withdraws Summer Surprise offer: What it means
The impact on Jio itself is expected to be minimal, while other telcos are expected to benefit
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RBI holds repo rate, raises reverse repo to drain excess liquidity
Economists see limited policy action for 2017 as central bank remains cautious on inflation
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FMCG emerges as the highest paying industry in India: Randstad
It is followed by power and IT industries, according to the Randstad Salary Trends Study 2017
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son tops 2017 Forbes Japan Rich List
The 59-year-old telecom tycoon saw his fortune rise from $5.5 billion to $20.4 billion
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Samsung is India's most trusted brand: Report
Reliance Jio is the most noticeable newcomer and Patanjali among the highest gainers, says TRA report
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Google Play Music subscription opens in India with machine learning powering contextual playlists
Given that Google already knows so much about its users, recommendations could get more sophisticated the more one uses the service — at Rs 89 a month, for early subscribers
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India's billionaires: A swelling tribe
The bull run in the capital markets has increased India's headcount in the club of dollar billionaires to 101 from 84 last year
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InMobi's profitability shows investors must accelerate pivot to B2B in India
While consumer-facing big swings may always tempt investors, coupled with FOMO India, for now, really is a business-to-business goldmine