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Food retailers are strengthening back end to drive efficiency of operations
Swiggy has tried to focus on its business model as a differentiator
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Organisations need to encourage 'meta-thinking': Martin Reeves
He says, in today's environment a company does not need one approach to strategy, but five
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Consumer researchers are looking at megatrends to predict consumption
Megatrend is long-term shift in behaviour or attitude with global impact across multiple industries
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42% Indians willing to pay premium for prompt customer service, says survey
It said 66% Indians would discontinue using a brand or product due to poor customer service
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Gen Z employees to be more productive with technology: Survey
Vantage point: Insights from cutting-edge research
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Old is the new young for advertisers
Seniors undergo an image makeover in advertising, signalling their growing economic power
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Is social media behaviour a reflection of your state of mind?
In an open platform, expression is what you make of it. Suit yourself
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Gauri Lankesh murder: Death of a journalist
It seems very difficult to express sensitive issues safely in our own languages
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Diversity of ikat, the textile that is woven across countries
The exhibition is replete with museum-worthy ikat pieces
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Tennis nostalgia at the Toronto International Film Festival
The 2017 Toronto International Film Festival is serving up a volley of tennis nostalgia
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Kodak Ektra: Genuine camera-smartphone blend or merely selling nostalgia?
At Rs 14,999, the Ektra comes across as a decent camera-first smartphone
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Party speakers: Choose one that meets your requirements
Not all party speakers are alike. A review of five with refreshing offerings
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Exhibition of Raghubir Singh's works: Committed to colour
An exhibition of Raghubir Singh's works celebrates the photographer's depiction of India
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Harvesting digital produce
SC's judgment could make you own your personal avatars as you do in Second Life virtual world
The demon of dissent
Power breeds arrogance, is a universal given, writes Arundhuti Dasgupta
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How India missed an opportunity to resolve dispute with China in the 1980s
An exclusive edited excerpt from former secretary Shyam Saran's How India Sees the World
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CHESS#1267
Round one of the World Cup marked the end of an era when Anand was knocked out by Kovalyov
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How online is becoming the new TV
As online video booms, Indians are enjoying a surfeit of high-quality drama, comedy and much more
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Gentlemen, start your tugboats
From the cliffs of Weehawken, on New Jersey side of the Hudson, the tugboats do not appear so fast
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Meet Yogi Aeron, the Himalayan plastic surgeon
People from remote places in the Himalayas say he is doing 'God's Work'
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