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Newsletter | 12 August 2016

Aditya Birla to merge Nuvo, Grasim

Aditya Birla to merge Nuvo, Grasim

The combined entity will have revenue of Rs59,766 crore; Nuvo unit Aditya Birla Financial Services to be listed

Maternity leave set to increase as Rajya Sabha passes bill

With the passage of this bill, India will join the league of 42 countries where maternity leave exceeds 18 weeks

Intel Capital going slow on India start-up investments

The move is in line with Intel Capital's overall strategy of restructuring, where it has decided to slim down operations

Delhi HC asks panel to frame national policy for taxi services

The directive sets in motion a process to end acrimony and confusion over taxi services triggered by the entry of app-based taxi service providers like Uber, Ola

OPINION

Time for a close look at the retail loan segment

Time for a close look at the retail loan segment

It's not quite in the danger zone yet, but there is some cause for concern

The carbon tells the tale

The speed of decay of radioactive substances helps us determine the age of an artifact that contains such substances

The way forward for out-of-sync IIP

Representativeness of IIP has been a matter of debate in the post-industrial deregulation and reforms era

Confucius on trading with China

China engages the global economic system without feeling bound by its norms, and crafts economic policies to advance its national agenda

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BJP game plan in Maharashtra: Squeeze out NCP from its stronghold

The Devendra Fadnavis govt is systemically taking apart Sharad Pawar's empire built on sugar, APMCs, credit and irrigation

Thyssenkrupp still in talks with Tata Steel for possible JV: CFO Guido Kerkhoff

In July, Tata Steel had said it entered into talks with companies, including Thyssenkrupp, on a possible joint venture in Europe

Monsoon rainfall 3% above normal so far

The monsoon has been normal over most of the country so far, barring Kerala, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and some of the north-eastern states

Taylor Rule shows Raghuram Rajan's policy rate regime was prudent, not hawkish

With the Taylor Rule policy rate now higher than the actual repo rate, the new Monetary Policy Committee has a job on its hands

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