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Word of the day - NonplussedNonplussed means bewildered. It describes a moment of being mentally at a loss. People are caught off guard and cannot think clearly. Journ...- Sundar Pichai returns to court to defend Google for second time in two weeksIn his latest court appearance in San Francisco, Pichai spent more than two hours defending the business practices of the Google Play Store...
- Behind the scenes: How Gautam Adani lost $75 bn in market value but pulled off $2.4 bn share sale despite short attackA bondholder of a group company who did not want to come on record said he had forwarded the 100-page report by New York-based short seller...
- Unequivocal for local: Indians are now benchmarking their products against the world’s bestWhen the Prime Minister exhorted Indians to be vocal about local, there were quite a few apprehensions. But Indians are now benchmarking th...
- French Open 2019: A look at the players to watch at the Roland GarrosLargely because of Nadal, the French Open has proved the most challenging for Novak Djokovic.
- Trump’s tariff tweets do the markets a big favor: Robert BurgessThe initial decline was painful, for sure, but cathartic as well.
- The challenges before cab aggregators in IndiaWhile falling earnings hurt cab drivers, poor service irks the costumers.
- Is PM Narendra Modi's foreign policy style reckless and unduly personalised?Some of the criticism has come from those politically opposed to Modi and congenitally or even hereditarily hostile to anything he does.
- UK-based BrainJuicer finds out how chocolates can boost lingerie salesBrainJuicer, a lesser-known niche market research firm, thrives on the irrationality of the human mind.
- Wall Street doctors come to rescue PEs in IndiaLoans get rolled over or restructured on mutually agreed and convenient terms under the corporate debt restructuring mechanism.
- Are advertisements on TV crossing the line too often these days?Are advertisements on TV crossing the line too often these days? Yes, say the rising number of complainants.
- Managing the rupee rise on the front footThe relentless rise of the Indian rupee presents a new set of challenges for Indian corporates. The rupee, which is up nearly 11% this year...
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