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"Biryani Wins Trophy" As The Most Ordered Food Item During IPL, Says Swiggy
Earlier this month, Swiggy had announced that its food delivery business turned profitable, less than nine years since its inception.
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Disney+ Hotstar Is Key to Disney+ Subscriber Growth, but Won't Deliver Way to Profit Disney Desires
Disney+ ended March with 138 million subscribers, and is poised to launch in 42 countries this summer, which will bring in more subscribers. But in markets like India, where Disney+ operates as Disney+ Hotstar, subscribers pay an average of 76 cents a month. In the US, customers pay $6.32 on average.
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IPL Is Only Getting Hotter - And Jay Shah Has A Lot To Do With It
Indian Premier League, called the Super Bowl of cricket, is gearing up to roll out a women-only version of the game as organizers chalk out ways to make the third most-watched sporting event bigger, more profitable and diverse.
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Indian Cricket's Future Bright Under Virat Kohli: Gary Kirsten
India cricket will profit from its huge talent pool, feels former head coach Gary Kirsten. The former South African Test batsman says Virat Kohli is an exciting cricketer with great attitude
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Bishan Bedi Slams BCCI, Says IPL Isn't About Principles but Only Profits
Distressed by the news of Mumbai cricketer Hiken Shah's alleged fixing approach, India's former captain bemoans the disintegration of values which the sport stood for.
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IPL 2013: Ravichandran Ashwin in awe of Suresh Raina's 'golden' streak for Chennai Super Kings
Off-spinner says left-hander's carefree attitude helps him to play his strokes well and CSK are profiting from the runs he is scoring
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Domestic cricket's 'class divide'
Things had brightened up after the first season of the IPL, in 2008, when first-class cricketers were earning around Rs 40,000 per day. That's because apart from the Rs 10,000 all players are guaranteed for a day's work, the Board of Control for Cricket in India has been doling out a share of their profits, which, in the first year of the IPL, ...
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After payments to male cricketers, women want their share
Former women players who turned out for the country have appealed to the Indian cricket board for a one-time payout as was done for their male counterparts from the profits of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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IPL 5 TV ratings down but it remains a profitable property
The Indian Premier League has seen definite improvement in terms of tight finishes with several matches going down to the wire. Despite this, the TV ratings for IPL have taken a hit this season.
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IPL teams recover 80% costs
The IPL proved out to be a profitable deal for all eight franchisee owners as they had close to 80% returns after it's first season, according to the BCCI.
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"Biryani Wins Trophy" As The Most Ordered Food Item During IPL, Says Swiggy
Earlier this month, Swiggy had announced that its food delivery business turned profitable, less than nine years since its inception.
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Disney+ Hotstar Is Key to Disney+ Subscriber Growth, but Won't Deliver Way to Profit Disney Desires
Disney+ ended March with 138 million subscribers, and is poised to launch in 42 countries this summer, which will bring in more subscribers. But in markets like India, where Disney+ operates as Disney+ Hotstar, subscribers pay an average of 76 cents a month. In the US, customers pay $6.32 on average.
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IPL Is Only Getting Hotter - And Jay Shah Has A Lot To Do With It
Indian Premier League, called the Super Bowl of cricket, is gearing up to roll out a women-only version of the game as organizers chalk out ways to make the third most-watched sporting event bigger, more profitable and diverse.
-
Indian Cricket's Future Bright Under Virat Kohli: Gary Kirsten
India cricket will profit from its huge talent pool, feels former head coach Gary Kirsten. The former South African Test batsman says Virat Kohli is an exciting cricketer with great attitude
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Bishan Bedi Slams BCCI, Says IPL Isn't About Principles but Only Profits
Distressed by the news of Mumbai cricketer Hiken Shah's alleged fixing approach, India's former captain bemoans the disintegration of values which the sport stood for.
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IPL 2013: Ravichandran Ashwin in awe of Suresh Raina's 'golden' streak for Chennai Super Kings
Off-spinner says left-hander's carefree attitude helps him to play his strokes well and CSK are profiting from the runs he is scoring
-
Domestic cricket's 'class divide'
Things had brightened up after the first season of the IPL, in 2008, when first-class cricketers were earning around Rs 40,000 per day. That's because apart from the Rs 10,000 all players are guaranteed for a day's work, the Board of Control for Cricket in India has been doling out a share of their profits, which, in the first year of the IPL, ...
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After payments to male cricketers, women want their share
Former women players who turned out for the country have appealed to the Indian cricket board for a one-time payout as was done for their male counterparts from the profits of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
-
IPL 5 TV ratings down but it remains a profitable property
The Indian Premier League has seen definite improvement in terms of tight finishes with several matches going down to the wire. Despite this, the TV ratings for IPL have taken a hit this season.
-
IPL teams recover 80% costs
The IPL proved out to be a profitable deal for all eight franchisee owners as they had close to 80% returns after it's first season, according to the BCCI.
