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Highlights of Business Today 30th June 2019, issue: The latest issue of Business Today carries a cover story on Fixing Our Crumbling Financial System. How the Finance Ministry and the RBI can avert an economic disaster. Find out more at Fixing Our Crumbling Financial System. NBFCs are facing asset-liability mismatches and undergoing a balance sheet adjustment. But they need more regulatory intervention, too. To know more read Taming Shadow Banks. Fintech lenders will have to change their business models to survive the ongoing liquidity crisis. Find out more at Finding The Way. Huawei is under fire globally and its future in India is not yet certain. To know more read Tech Tangle. Stuck to your computer throughout the day? It could trigger a whole bunch of health issues, but fortunately, there are solutions. Find out more at Stay Healthy, Office-Goers. Fully automated farms may not be functional yet, but robots are ploughing, sowing, reaping and, most importantly, picking fruits and veggies. Read more at The Robo Reapers. All this and much more in the June 30, 2019 issue of Business Today. So buy now!
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