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Starbucks, try some artisanal starbrightIn the bustling world of coffee culture, a clear divide is emerging between the behemoths of the industry and the charming independents. As...- South Asian lifestyle collective Otherland Hotels announces its debut in Sri LankaExcitement is on the horizon as Otherland Hotels prepares to introduce Otherland Galle in June 2026. Set against the stunning backdrop of G...
- EU regulations to impact its businesses: Piyush GoyalEuropean Union regulations including the Carbon Tax and CBAM will significantly impact EU businesses. Indian Commerce and Industry Minister...
- India's 'strategic autonomy' key to safeguarding national interest: Jaishankar at Aravalli Summit 2025External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said India's strategic autonomy ensures its national interest and freedom of choice, while...
- See FY26 growth at 30-35%; dreamy-eyed founders keen on listing in 3-4 yrs: PEP Brands' SharmaPEP Brands anticipates significant growth, aiming for 30-35 percent in FY26. Digital trends are boosting beauty and personal care product d...
- NYT Strands Answers August 19: Theme, hints and Spangram to solve the Tuesday puzzleToday’s NYT Strands puzzle is a real brain-teaser for word lovers. With a tricky theme and some unusual words, solvers will need sharp eyes...
- Kriti Sanon’s skincare brand Hyphen reports ₹400 crore in salesKriti Sanon's skincare brand, Hyphen, has achieved ₹400 crore in gross sales within two years, marking a significant success in India's bea...
- Hyphenating US-Pak: Doing business with gunmenIn New Delhi, this apparent shift in Washington's posture has come as a surprise. What is even more startling is the timing - coming on the...
- What is a ‘ChatGPT hyphen’? Gen Z sleuths claim to have cracked the code to expose AI-generated contentInternet users are calling the em dash the 'ChatGPT hyphen'. This is because it may expose AI-generated text. The trend started on social m...
- Kriti Sanon turns entrepreneur, launches premium skincare brand Hyphen on her 33rd birthdayActress Kriti Sanon has launched her premium skincare brand, Hyphen, on her 33rd birthday. The brand offers three affordable, PETA-certifie...
- You can hyphen(ate) anything to your life. You can have it all! Actor turned entrepreneur Kriti Sanon on new biz ventureKriti Sanon and Vaishali Gupta, co-founders of skincare brand Hyphen, spoke with ET Now about their brand philosophy. Hyphen combines natur...
- Kriti Sanon joins Bollywood stars to align with consumer startups, partners with mCaffeine parentJoining the list of celebrity entrepreneurs, Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon on Thursday launched her premium skincare brand- Hyphen- in asso...
- Indo-Pacific-EU, new hyphenationsTo this purpose, the EU's role is important. As a major economy and a vantage point in the region, India has the capacity to become an impo...
- Canadian immigration: What is a UCI Number and how is it assigned?UCI which stands for "Unique Client Identifier", is also referred to by the Canadian government as a client identification number (Client I...
- US India bilateral relationship independent of its ties with Russia and China: Ram MadhavBJP general secretary Ram Madhav asserted that India continues to strive to strengthen ties with the United States.
- Mu Sigma ex-CEO, colleague to launch social media app in next few weeksMu Sigma's former CEO Ambiga Subramanian and ex-head of operations Goutham Ekollu have cofounded hyphen.social, a social-networking applica...
- Immigrants should adopt American values, learn English: Bobby Jindal
- India sees forward movement on border issue with China: BJPOn the eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit here, the BJP today said there was "progress" in resolving the border dispute with China...
- Alok Nanda, Sankhe make new beginning with HyphenAlok Nanda, founder of brand consultancy, Alok Nanda and Company, and Prasanna Sankhe, the former national creative director at Publicis Am...
- Calling names: What's wrong with it?Be the long & short, Europe doesn't like names too long or too short.
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