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Tilfi is turning its traditional textile family business into a digital D2C brand
Third-generation entrepreneurs behind the Varanasi-based platform say they want to take artisans along with them in their growth journey, and sell Banarasi weaves to the world
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The quiet flight of Muslims from France
Before elections in April, President Emmanuel Macron's top three rivals are all running anti-immigrant campaigns that fan fears of a nation facing a civilisational threat by invading non-Europeans
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Storyboard18 - Marketers are arriving in the metaverse. What's next?
Touted as the next big thing in digital marketing, marketers' invasion of metaverse has begun. Though plenty of work is still pending on the realisation of a true metaverse ecosystem, some brands are moving in fast
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A watershed in Bitcoin crime with an unlikely couple in the glare
Charged with conspiring to launder billions of dollars in Bitcoin, Ilya Lichtenstein, and Heather Morgan, are accused of siphoning off chunks of purloined currency and trying to hide it in a complex network of digital wallets and internet personas
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The LIC draft prospectus for IPO screams, 'all is not well'
Forbes India has analysed the 652-page offer document filed by India's largest insurer to present quick takeaways on what the numbers say
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Storyboard18 - There is unlimited opportunity in the Indian market: Jim Huether, CEO of Hyperice
Hyperice will leverage its enviable roster of athlete-investors, including Virat Kohli, to become a truly global brand, says Huether in an exclusive interview
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Storyboard18 - From 'Hamara Bajaj' to the world's favourite Indian, the true legacy of Rahul Bajaj
Our greatest legacies aren't about our past, they are about the future. Rahul Bajaj's legacy isn't the Bajaj that he built. His legacy is the Bajaj that's being built by Rajiv Bajaj
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How startup CFOs and finance heads are emerging as new-age strategists
In the digital era, CFOs are at the heart of strategy and making decisions, not just supporting them
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19.7 percent of board seats globally go to women. Is that a crack in the glass ceiling?
The seventh edition of Deloitte Global's Women in the Boardroom report found that only 14,739 women in the world hold positions on company boards. Take a look at where India stands
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With buildup on land and sea, Russia closes in on Ukraine
In Belarus, Ukraine's northern neighbour and Russia's closest international ally, Russian fighter jets launched air patrols, and Russia's potent S-400 air defense systems were deployed near the Ukrainian border
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Spurning demand by the Taliban, Joe Biden moves to split $7 billion in frozen Afghan funds
When the Afghan government dissolved in August, it left behind slightly more than $7 billion in central bank assets on deposit at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York