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These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 25%The official kickoff of the Q4 earnings season happens when a large IT company announces its results, although the quarter’s business updat...- Trump administration prepares tariff exemptions in bid to lower food pricesThe Trump administration is planning to offer exemptions on certain tariffs. This move aims to reduce high food prices that are causing con...
- Think bullish, but learn to live with & ignore volatility: 5 stocks from different sectors with an upside potential of up to 42%The probability of a correction if there is no positive development on the India-US trade deal is quite high. The fact, however, remains th...
- What scientists just found between coffee and antibiotics may surprise youNew research indicates caffeine might affect bacteria in our bodies. A German study suggests caffeine reduces a protein that helps antibiot...
- As EU's green trade rules kick in, India works policy shiftsIndia is preparing for significant rulebook shifts across ministries to align with the EU's stricter 'green' regulations impacting trade. T...
- Doctor claims eating bread everyday can lead to this rare disease that gets you drunk. What is Auto-Brewery Syndrome?Dr. Mickey Mehta warns that bread could be harmful if eaten regularly and advises people to reduce intake. Though ABS is rare, it is often ...
- FSSAI sets stricter rule for antibiotics in food items"If enforced strictly, the regulations will ensure safer food products for consumers by setting stricter residue and contaminant limits acr...
- New product-market mix may deliver the goods for India's exportsFinding new items to sell overseas is crucial as muted global demand, geopolitical challenges and a drop in crude, commodities and metal pr...
- Roti, Kapada aur Makaan: Most Indians fight for staples, others lap up luxury itemsIndia remains on course to be the fastest growing major economy in this fiscal year that started April 1. However, the widening chasm in de...
- Are teeth whitening toothpastes safe & effective? It depends on your enamelActivated charcoal, another ingredient in whitening toothpastes, can damage enamel & gums.
- Market Movers: MSTC jumps, BSE m-cap tops Rs 160L crore, 50 stocks flash ‘buy’NSE flagship Nifty gained 12.95 points to close at 12,356.
- Market Movers: What changed for D-Street while you were sleepingDIIs were net buyers to the tune of Rs 532 crore, data suggests.
- Ayurvedic summer wisdom: Stay away from coffee, salads this seasonAvoid spicy, dehydrating or acidic food and drinks like coffee and alcohol that aggravate pitta and agitate the mind
- Consume yogurt or buttermilk to improve gut bacteriaCoffee and wine can increase the diversity also, while whole milk or a high-calorie diet can decrease it.
- Ban on cow slaughter in Maharashtra: Why Indian consumers should insist on buffalo milk & carabeefAll that is needed is for Indian consumers to learn from the Philippines and to celebrate the values of our native buffaloes by insisting o...
- Novel therapyAs he scribbled away to crank up masterpieces such as La Comédie humaine, French novelist and playwright Honoré de Balzac consumed prodigio...
- Organic food is not healthier, finds studyResearchers from Stanford University have said there is "little evidence of healthier benefits from organic food over those grown conventio...
- Stark disconnect between poor IIP numbers & Q1 earnings of capital goods, consumer non-durables companiesPlan panel advisor Pronab Sen feels anomaly is due to the way companies report their earnings and has nothing to do with data collection.
- Global pharma MNCs find China toughColleen Cheng and Angel Chen, Chinese marketing executives in their 30s, should be the ideal customers for US and European drugmakers.
- Show goes on, but retailers find the going toughThe continuous rains in Mumbai are disrupting fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) stockists’ and fast food chains supplies, while on the othe...
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