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Breaking Taboos: How an Indian Startup is Revolutionizing Estate Planning for the Middle Class

Yellow, an Indian startup, is tackling the taboo of death by revolutionizing estate planning for the middle class, ensuring assets are distributed as per one's wishes through an ea...

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Investors Reap 221% Returns as Gold Prices Soar to Record Highs: Time to Cash In?

Gold prices hit a record high, prompting Sovereign Gold Bond investors to consider selling for profits, with some seeing returns as high as 221%. Experts recommend strategic holdin...

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Novartis and Sanofi CEOs Urge EU to Increase Drug Prices Amid Fears of Industry Decline

Novartis and Sanofi CEOs have urged the EU to increase drug prices, warning of the region's pharmaceutical sector decline. They propose measures like EU-wide list prices and spendi...

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Volvo's Q1 2025 Sales Dip 7% Amid Global Tariff Uncertainties and Trade Challenges

Volvo Group's Q1 2025 sales fell by 7% to SEK 121.8 billion amid tariff concerns, with auto sales dropping 9%. CEO Lundstedt discusses adapting to geopolitical changes to mitigate ...

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India's Economic Surge: Composite PMI Reaches 8-Month Peak in April Amid Manufacturing and Services Boom

India's private sector expansion reached an eight-month high in April, with the Composite PMI rising to 60.0, signaling robust growth in both manufacturing and services sectors. Re...

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Zepto CEO Aadit Pichlai Reflects on Controversial Work-Life Balance Comments and Startup Challenges

Zepto CEO Aadit Pichlai regrets his controversial stance on work-life balance, discusses startup challenges, and calls for higher ambition among Indian entrepreneurs in a candid po...

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India's Manufacturing Leap: How Trump's Tariffs Open a Golden Opportunity for Global Trade

The U.S. temporary pause on reciprocal tariffs presents India with a unique opportunity to enhance its manufacturing and export capabilities, especially in the electronics sector, ...

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Volvo Reports a 7% Drop in Q1 Sales Amid Rising Tariff Uncertainties and Global Trade Challenges

Volvo Group's Q1 2025 sales fell by 7% to SEK 121.8 billion amid tariff uncertainties, with auto sales dropping 9%. The company remains profitable, focusing on adapting to geopolit...