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Highlights of Business Today 26th December 2021, issue: The 18th edition of the BT Most Powerful Women in Business issue celebrates 52 women who have delivered substantial and significant impact in their industries. Many of them are champions of diversity, and all of them are inspirational role models. Read about Falguni Nayar’s journey to become the country’s wealthiest self-made woman entrepreneur. Plus NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant holds forth on electric vehicles, start-ups and cryptocurrencies in a tell-all interview. Get your copy today for all this and more.

OMICRON JITTERS

Economists have pegged India’s full-year growth rate at 9-10 per cent, with the pace likely to weaken in the second half

2 mins

MUTANT ATTACK

Any major fall over the Omicron scare could lead to accentuated selling activity, say experts

1 min

CAPITAL DEFAULT

RBI referring Reliance Capital to insolvency tribunal could have a ripple effect

2 mins

‘Evaluating options for Tesla's entry'

Amitabh Kant, CEO of NITI Aayog, holds forth on electric vehicles, start-ups, cryptocurrencies and more in a tell-all interview

10+ mins

Telecom-Jiophone Next: Hold The Line

Does Jio’s New Low-cost Smartphone, Co-developed With Google, Stand A Chance Against A Well- Established Army Of Handset Majors?

10+ mins

THE LONG ROAD AHEAD

Women are entering several less-ventured spaces today. But with dwindling female labour force participation and a 37.5 per cent gender gap, Asia’s third-largest economy has miles to go before gender equality even appears in sight

10 mins

FIRST LADY

By taking her company public, Nykaa’s Falguni Nayar has become the country’s wealthiest self-made woman entrepreneur. What next?

9 mins

AN UNEQUAL MUSIC

DESPITE VENTURE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS CONTINUING TO SHATTER RECORDS AND MORE UNICORNS POPPING UP THAN EVER BEFORE, THE NUMBER OF WOMEN LED START-UPS, INVESTMENTS THEY RAISE, AND EVEN THE COUNT OF WOMEN INVESTORS, REMAIN LOW

7 mins

BREAKING POINT

The burnt out working mothers of the white-collar workforce want real flexibility with a clear switch-off button and childcare support. Something for firms to get right as they draft hybrid work policies

9 mins

DRESSED FOR SUCCESS

Clothes maketh a woman? Not really, but here’s how you can wear confidence on your sleeves

5 mins

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