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Ifb Gets Approval To Move Towards Bifr

How postponing retirement can plump up your savings, social security checks

By continuing to work through their 60s and beyond, they can bulk up their retirement funds and Social Security benefits and compress the time they'll have to live on savings

Rising heat on climate change: Tougher the target, greater the cost

Paris Agreement targets by all countries will cost three or four times more if the target for temperature rise is kept below 1.5 degrees Celsius instead of 2 degrees Celsius

Chandrachud's 'brooding wisdom' on Aadhaar may be tomorrow's majority view

Justice D Y Chandrachud's judgement was emphatic about the violation of the right to privacy of the Aadhaar programme

Here's why private equity firms are turning bullish on retailers

D-Mart IPO, which saw good interest from small investors and TCNS Clothing's impressive listing, which was valued at Rs 45 bn, has convinced investors that retail can deliver good value in India

Emerging economies more optimistic about gains from trade

According to the study, those in advanced countries are less optimistic about trade with other countries.

Swiggy's Access programme to offer cloud kitchen for faster services

Swiggy wants to expand the number of restaurant partners on the Access programme from 30 to 300 in 10 cities over the next six to nine months

Here's how Instagram rose to become a cultural powerhouse for celebrities

Instagram boomed with help from technological advances and societal changes

A year after launch, Railways' station revamp plan back to drawing board

The first phase of the station redevelopment programme covering 23 stations that was launched with much fanfare had to be called off owing to lukewarm response from developers

Newsmaker: Sumitra Mahajan, the woman who turned Indore into BJP citadel

Mahajan is unlikely to contest the 2019 Lok Sabha election and her son will probably be the political heir to her seat

Hospitals grow bigger for better health amid falling margins, rising costs

There are long-term gains to be had for bigger players and that explains the interest from new investors

Harley is winning in Europe against local rivals even without a trade war

Harley's success in Europe is evidence that American companies can flourish there, without a trade war

Newsmaker: Meet CM Manohar Parrikar, BJP's lynchpin of power in Goa

Parrikar became chief minister of Goa for the first time in October 2000

Despite a bitter legal battle, Rajiv Bansal still grateful to Infosys

Once a blue-eyed boy, his exit changed the narrative of the nature of his association with Infosys. But Bansal doesn't shy away from giving credit to his former employer where it is due

You think AI is coming for your job? It's already the boss at this farm

Human farmers do what the computer tells them to do at this farm

With Rs 144-bn pipeline deal, Brookfield reinforces global strategy

Globally, Brookfield is an aggressive investor in energy assets and related infrastructure

In a world of robots, automakers hiring more humans, shows report

People still needed amid auto industry's rapid transformation

SpiceJet's biofuel-powered flight will help environment, boost farm income

The global airline industry's quest for a commercially viable, sustainable aviation fuel mix of biofuel and petroleum fuel dates back to February 2008

Indian drone startups buckle up for increased competition, investments

Introduction of drone policy sets the stage for global players to enter the market, while giving direction to the local industry

The airport of the future is here. Surprisingly, it doesn't need humans

Singapore's Changi Airport is blazing a trail when it comes to automation