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Cheap Generic Ozempic To Hit India: Patent Exit Sparks Weight-Loss Drug Boom
Swati Pradhan sees about 12 obesity patients a day at her clinic in southern Mumbai. She expects this number to at least double from this month as Indian drug makers prepare to launch off-patent versions of Novo Nordisk A/S's blockbuster weight.
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Walmart-Backed Flipkart Turns to Videos and Livestream to Woo Indian Online Shoppers
Flipkart is using social videos and livestreams to convert young consumers spending a lot of time on their smartphones into loyal customers. While the concept of online retailers using videos to boost sales has been around for years, Flipkart hopes this strategy will give it an edge over rivals like Amazon.com and Reliance Industries in India.
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Ola Electric Opens 3,200 Stores Amid Year of Consumer Complaint Woes
Ola Electric has increased the number of showrooms and service centers to 4,000, Ankush Aggarwal, group head of financial services and retail auto business, said at an event Wednesday.
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Disruptive 10-Minute Deliveries Spread To India's Food Business
Food delivery apps in India promise to bring food to customers' doorsteps in under 10 minutes, as competition for impatient consumers intensifies among digital platforms.
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Race For Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drugs Pushes Indians To Gray Market
The race to score blockbuster weight-loss drugs is pushing one of the world's largest populations of obese people to creative lengths.
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Google To Globalise UPI, Help Establish Similar Payment Systems Abroad
Alphabet Inc.'s Google Pay will work with India's mobile-based payments system that generates billions of transaction every month to expand the services beyond the South Asian nation.
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Rich Indians Lap Up $865 Million Luxury Homes In Gurugram In Just 3 Days
India's biggest real estate developer sold all the luxury apartments on offer in a $865 million project near Delhi, even before starting construction.
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Diamond Hub Surat Aims To Outshine World As Largest Office Opens Tomorrow
A new office complex that surpasses the Pentagon in size is set to officially open on Sunday in Surat, cementing the city's ambitions to become the world's diamond capital.
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Cricket Stars Choke In Toxic Air As Pollution Shrouds World Cup In India
India's worsening smog has been called out by global cricket stars as they compete in suffocating conditions during the men's world cup, highlighting the country's noxious air ahead of its bid to host the Olympic Games.
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Inside Shakti, The Free Bus Ride Program For Women In Karnataka, Delhi
Chikamma travels half an hour every day from her home in a village on the outskirts of Bengaluru to work as a domestic helper in Yelahanka, close to the city's airport.
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Cricket World Cup Puts Spotlight On Narendra Modi Stadium
In what has already been a pivotal year for India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, another event is set to put the country in the limelight as the Cricket World Cup kicks off.
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Cheap Generic Ozempic To Hit India: Patent Exit Sparks Weight-Loss Drug Boom
Swati Pradhan sees about 12 obesity patients a day at her clinic in southern Mumbai. She expects this number to at least double from this month as Indian drug makers prepare to launch off-patent versions of Novo Nordisk A/S's blockbuster weight.
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Walmart-Backed Flipkart Turns to Videos and Livestream to Woo Indian Online Shoppers
Flipkart is using social videos and livestreams to convert young consumers spending a lot of time on their smartphones into loyal customers. While the concept of online retailers using videos to boost sales has been around for years, Flipkart hopes this strategy will give it an edge over rivals like Amazon.com and Reliance Industries in India.
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Ola Electric Opens 3,200 Stores Amid Year of Consumer Complaint Woes
Ola Electric has increased the number of showrooms and service centers to 4,000, Ankush Aggarwal, group head of financial services and retail auto business, said at an event Wednesday.
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Disruptive 10-Minute Deliveries Spread To India's Food Business
Food delivery apps in India promise to bring food to customers' doorsteps in under 10 minutes, as competition for impatient consumers intensifies among digital platforms.
-
Race For Blockbuster Weight-Loss Drugs Pushes Indians To Gray Market
The race to score blockbuster weight-loss drugs is pushing one of the world's largest populations of obese people to creative lengths.
-
Google To Globalise UPI, Help Establish Similar Payment Systems Abroad
Alphabet Inc.'s Google Pay will work with India's mobile-based payments system that generates billions of transaction every month to expand the services beyond the South Asian nation.
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Rich Indians Lap Up $865 Million Luxury Homes In Gurugram In Just 3 Days
India's biggest real estate developer sold all the luxury apartments on offer in a $865 million project near Delhi, even before starting construction.
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Diamond Hub Surat Aims To Outshine World As Largest Office Opens Tomorrow
A new office complex that surpasses the Pentagon in size is set to officially open on Sunday in Surat, cementing the city's ambitions to become the world's diamond capital.
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Cricket Stars Choke In Toxic Air As Pollution Shrouds World Cup In India
India's worsening smog has been called out by global cricket stars as they compete in suffocating conditions during the men's world cup, highlighting the country's noxious air ahead of its bid to host the Olympic Games.
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Inside Shakti, The Free Bus Ride Program For Women In Karnataka, Delhi
Chikamma travels half an hour every day from her home in a village on the outskirts of Bengaluru to work as a domestic helper in Yelahanka, close to the city's airport.
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Cricket World Cup Puts Spotlight On Narendra Modi Stadium
In what has already been a pivotal year for India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, another event is set to put the country in the limelight as the Cricket World Cup kicks off.
