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Note ban's benefits seen beyond curbs on black money, terrorism funding
Sudden ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes could leave people in the lurch and utter state of confusion; but not for long
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Trump victory to maintain status quo for Indian pharma
The Republican candidate's surprise victory in the US presidential elections have helped allay concerns over curbs on pricing power for pharma companies feared if Hillary Clinton came to power
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Trump triumphs: Should Indian IT industry be worried?
Cost of business could go up, but nothing dramatic that might skew the playing field is expected, analysts say
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Note ban: Paytm founder sees uptick in digital payments
Vijay Shekhar Sharma sees massive gains for Indian economy after PM Modi crack down on black money
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Jewellery sales to see short-term impact following Modi's crackdown
According to analysts, nearly 50 percent of jewellery sales in India are through cash transactions
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FILA 2016: Vinita & Nilesh Gupta named 'Entrepreneur for the Year'
YK Hamied conferred Lifetime Achievement award at the sixth Forbes India Leadership Awards 2016
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Priyanka Chopra debuts as an Influencer on LinkedIn
The professional network has pushed for content publishing on its platform, aided by an impressive array of influential personalities, for a few years now
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Modi to May: We appreciate you for choosing India for your first bilateral trip outside Europe
The UK prime minister, accompanied by corporates and SMEs, outlines her agenda that includes scouting business opportunities and breaking down barriers to make it easier to do business
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Shyamal Mukherjee named as new PwC India chairman
Mukherjee currently heads PwC India's strategy and brands teams
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Ten interesting things we read last week
The threat to MBA, India's race to build fighter jet, how to manage under pressure - and many such articles
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GST tax structure: Rates fixed at 5%, 12%, 18%, 28%
Lower rate of 5% for items of mass consumption along with zero rated tax structure for essential commodities would make GST pocket friendly for common man