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September 24, 2022

Nestle to invest ₹5K cr in India by 2025: CEO

Global food and beverages conglomerate Nestle SA is planning to invest ₹5,000 crore in India over the next three and a half years, Chief Executive Officer Mark Schneider said on Friday.

1 min

CAT scan: Why GEMS no longer shine at MBA campuses

Diversity surges as women and non-engineers benefit from lower weighting of CAT scores

3 mins

Tata Steel to absorb seven group firms

In a major move to consolidate its metals and mining businesses and simplify the holding structure, the Tata Steel board has approved the merger of six subsidiaries and an associate company into the steel major.

2 mins

Indices turn negative for 2022 amid global sell-off

Sensex, Nifty slump 1.7%; depreciating rupee weighs on foreign investor flows

2 mins

Future of learning: Edtech start-ups' hybrid tilt to lure students

The pandemic-induced success for edtech start-ups in India is slowly waning. As more and more students make their way back to traditional forms of offline learning, edtech firms have seen a fall in the number of students using their platforms.

3 mins

Draft telecom Bill recommends Truecaller-like service for users

Vaishnaw says the service will be available for apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram

2 mins

Ola drives back on layoff plan for 200 engineers, for now

Executives say will find a better way of managing rejig

2 mins

At 16.2%, bank credit growth at multi-year high: RBI data

But a widening credit-deposit gap is a concern for lenders

2 mins

UK sets out biggest tax cuts in 50 years

Pound slides below $1.11 for first time in 37 years

2 mins

Inflation, social unrest challenge Bangladesh's 'miracle economy'

Standing in line to try to buy food, Rekha Begum is distraught. Like many others in Bangladesh, she is struggling to find affordable daily essentials like rice, lentils and onions.

1 min

High courts move fast to clear PILS

Overall, they cleared 83.7 per cent of instituted cases until August 2021- the highest rate in four years

2 mins

Automakers may seek time to install alarm for rear seat belts

Passenger vehicle makers may ask for more time to install the seat belt reminder alarm feature for passengers in the rear seats as it will require "structural changes" to be made to the vehicle.

2 mins

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