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Exclusive: Infra.Market set to buy 24 percent in Shalimar Paints
Move to invest Rs270 crore pits the construction solutions company against paints biggies such as Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac and Berger
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Storyboard 18 - Brands like to endorse athletes who they get to see often on TV: Mithali Raj
Captain of Indian Women's cricket team talks to Storyboard18 about endorsements and the attention women athletes are getting from brands these days. For Raj, the past 4-5 years have been a game changer
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China's births hit historic low, a political problem for Beijing
China's ruling Communist Party has taken steps to address the birthrate decline, by relaxing its notorious "one child" policy, first allowing two children in 2016 and as many as three since last year
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Sales of electric vehicles surpass diesel in Europe, a first
The growth of electric vehicles was all the more remarkable considering that the overall car market is in crisis
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China's economy slowed late last year on real estate troubles
China's National Bureau of Statistics said Monday that economic output from October through December was only 4% higher than during the same period a year earlier
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Russia issuing subtle threats that go far beyond a Ukraine invasion
Putin wants to extend Russia's sphere of influence to Eastern Europe and secure written commitments that NATO will never again enlarge
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Inside GlobalBees and the ecommerce roll-up gambit
The homegrown unicorn is beefing up its portfolio by aggregating a colony of D2C digital brands, but with global leader Thrasio entering India, can the startup get ahead of competition?
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Fare well, Virat Kohli: His career, in key numbers
As captain Kohli hangs up his Test captaincy boots, a look at India's most successful skipper's stint, in numbers
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Quick and furious: Zomato and Blinkit's quick commerce play
Think instant and you'll think noodles, but it all started with coffee in 1901, and now we're in a market that expects everything at the snap of a finger, whether it's food, groceries, cigarettes, or more. Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal believes he's got it figured out with Blinkit
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How the IMF's loan fees are hurting nations in desperate need
The fund, which for decades has backstopped countries in financial distress, imposes these fees for loans that are unusually large or long-standing and were designed to help protect against hefty losses from high-risk lending
