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At Indian banks, new leaders face new challenges
India's largest banks, HDFC Bank and State Bank of India, are unlikely to witness major hiccups in the coming quarters. But their new leaders—both banking veterans—will find it hard to create their own legacies
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HCL expands digital wings to Australia
India's IT services providers are stepping up acquisitions overseas given the demand for digital solutions and localisation; DWS acquisition will enhance HCL's digital play in Australia and New Zealand
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Taxing times for auto sector
Unviable tax structure deters global players from expanding in India and dents aspirations of those wanting to own a car
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Dabur vs Marico: Well-oiled Ayurvedic fight
How Dabur and Marico are entering into each other's territories with rival offerings
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What a ban on Chinese gear means for India's 5G plans
Indian telecom companies will have to innovate, while Western suppliers of equipment will mean higher costs
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Fresh investments in edtech sector to address urgent need
With the pandemic making online learning urgently relevant, some of India's edtech startups including Unacademy, Byju's and Eruditus, are getting fresh funding to ramp up operations
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'We can't go back to the old normal': Brilloca's Sandip Somany
Sandip Somany, chairman and managing director of bathware brand Brilloca, on the changing demands for sanitary ware in the Covid-19 world, and why lockdowns hamper growth
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Vodafone-Idea: Cranking up the fund raise dial
Vodafone Idea approves plan to raise fresh capital to take on rivals, but experts paint an uncertain future for the telecom operator
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Smooth change of guard likely at SBI
Managing asset quality will be the top challenge for Dinesh Kumar Khara who is likely to take over as the SBI chairman in October
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Decoding India's broad-based growth collapse
India's dismal first quarter performance has resulted in full year estimates being revised downwards
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'We have never achieved such market share': Acer's Harish Kohli
Acer India President and MD Harish Kohli on the company's lockdown success, enjoying its best performance in 19 years