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Boomers Are The Next Big Consumer Culture Frontier
Japan has long been the epicenter for catering to an aging population, from having dedicated malls for seniors to employing robotic carers.
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"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
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Why Are Indian Consumers Falling In Love With Korean Cuisine?
Korean cuisine's rise in India reflects a growing openness among Indian consumers to try global flavours, explore food through culture, and embrace ingredients once thought unfamiliar.
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Gen-Z's Video Craze: 65% Identified As Content Creators In YouTube's Latest Report
YouTube's 2024 Culture & Trends Report reveals that 65% of Gen-Z identify as video content creators, highlighting a trend where super fans create and fans consume video content.
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10 Health Benefits Of Consuming Yogurt In Winter
Probiotics (live cultures), calcium, protein, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants present in yogurt work synergistically to provide these benefits.
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"Would Ban Alcohol, But Not For Tribals": Ex-Chattisgarh Chief Minister
Former Chhattisgarh chief minister Ajit Jogi today said he would ban liquor in the state but permit tribals to consume it as it was part of their culture, if his party forms government.
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RBI Willing To 'Consume Poison' To Clean Credit Culture, Says Urjit Patel: 10 Points
Feeling anger and pain over the recent Rs 13,000 crore alleged Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Wednesday that it is determined to clean the banking space even if it faces brickbats. Governor Urjit Patel also defended RBI's role in the matter saying that the central bank has "very limited authority" over state-r...
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7 Interesting Tea Traditions From Around the World
A variety of techniques of processing tea and a number of different forms of tea have developed over the years that are now exclusive and exotic to their area of origins. Today, tea is consumed on a regular basis in most households around the world and has found a way into our hearts from our tables.
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6 Amazing Benefits of Chewing Neem Regularly
Neem leaf is loaded with numerous health and skin benefits. Consuming it in the form of a paste, in tea or just chewing a twig freshly plucked from the tree can help in many ways.
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How I Learned to Buy Less and Live More
Technology companies continue to put out new products for the sake of their shareholders and their bottom line. But you don't need to be on an annual upgrade cycle.
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China's Giant Cow Farms Leave Neighbours Up Milk Creek
Large-scale dairy farms have boomed in the Asian giant, as its near 1.4 billion consumers overcame centuries of cultural reluctance to embrace the white fluid.
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Culture Gap Can Make Diabetes Diet Harder
Patients with diabetes must work hard every day to count the carbs they consume, to avoid dangerous spikes or dips in blood sugar.
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Earth Day: The Rise of Slow Food in a Fast Food World
On this Earth Day, here's hoping that as consumers we steer away from the junk culture and shift towards a sustainable food system.
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Liquor is Part of Goa's Culture: BJP Leader
Goa BJP leader Dr Wilfred Mesquita has dismissed the possibility of Goa toeing the line of Kerala, which is outlining a ban on sale and consumption of alcohol in a phased manner. He said consuming liquor is a part of the state's culture.
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Russia: McDonald's Food Has 'Too Many Calories'
Nearly a quarter-century after McDonald's startled and delighted Soviets with their first taste of American fast-food culture, the company's now facing a suit that could ban it from selling some of its signature products. The Russian consumer protection...
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Boomers Are The Next Big Consumer Culture Frontier
Japan has long been the epicenter for catering to an aging population, from having dedicated malls for seniors to employing robotic carers.
-
"Don't Let Work Consume You": Warns British Entrepreneur In Viral LinkedIn Post
British entrepreneur Dan Murray urges professionals to prioritize their health and well-being over work demands, citing 12 reasons why leaving the office on time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and avoiding burnout.
-
Why Are Indian Consumers Falling In Love With Korean Cuisine?
Korean cuisine's rise in India reflects a growing openness among Indian consumers to try global flavours, explore food through culture, and embrace ingredients once thought unfamiliar.
-
Gen-Z's Video Craze: 65% Identified As Content Creators In YouTube's Latest Report
YouTube's 2024 Culture & Trends Report reveals that 65% of Gen-Z identify as video content creators, highlighting a trend where super fans create and fans consume video content.
-
10 Health Benefits Of Consuming Yogurt In Winter
Probiotics (live cultures), calcium, protein, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants present in yogurt work synergistically to provide these benefits.
-
"Would Ban Alcohol, But Not For Tribals": Ex-Chattisgarh Chief Minister
Former Chhattisgarh chief minister Ajit Jogi today said he would ban liquor in the state but permit tribals to consume it as it was part of their culture, if his party forms government.
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RBI Willing To 'Consume Poison' To Clean Credit Culture, Says Urjit Patel: 10 Points
Feeling anger and pain over the recent Rs 13,000 crore alleged Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Wednesday that it is determined to clean the banking space even if it faces brickbats. Governor Urjit Patel also defended RBI's role in the matter saying that the central bank has "very limited authority" over state-r...
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7 Interesting Tea Traditions From Around the World
A variety of techniques of processing tea and a number of different forms of tea have developed over the years that are now exclusive and exotic to their area of origins. Today, tea is consumed on a regular basis in most households around the world and has found a way into our hearts from our tables.
-
6 Amazing Benefits of Chewing Neem Regularly
Neem leaf is loaded with numerous health and skin benefits. Consuming it in the form of a paste, in tea or just chewing a twig freshly plucked from the tree can help in many ways.
-
How I Learned to Buy Less and Live More
Technology companies continue to put out new products for the sake of their shareholders and their bottom line. But you don't need to be on an annual upgrade cycle.
-
China's Giant Cow Farms Leave Neighbours Up Milk Creek
Large-scale dairy farms have boomed in the Asian giant, as its near 1.4 billion consumers overcame centuries of cultural reluctance to embrace the white fluid.
-
Culture Gap Can Make Diabetes Diet Harder
Patients with diabetes must work hard every day to count the carbs they consume, to avoid dangerous spikes or dips in blood sugar.
-
Earth Day: The Rise of Slow Food in a Fast Food World
On this Earth Day, here's hoping that as consumers we steer away from the junk culture and shift towards a sustainable food system.
-
Liquor is Part of Goa's Culture: BJP Leader
Goa BJP leader Dr Wilfred Mesquita has dismissed the possibility of Goa toeing the line of Kerala, which is outlining a ban on sale and consumption of alcohol in a phased manner. He said consuming liquor is a part of the state's culture.
-
Russia: McDonald's Food Has 'Too Many Calories'
Nearly a quarter-century after McDonald's startled and delighted Soviets with their first taste of American fast-food culture, the company's now facing a suit that could ban it from selling some of its signature products. The Russian consumer protection...
