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Chromebook shipments outpace Apple’s Macs for the first time in most recent quarter: IDC
20 May 2016
SpiceJet launches 3-day sale of tickets at Rs511
18 May 2016
Flipkart to rope in major brands in push for ads
18 May 2016
Flipkart is looking to tap big brands such as Samsung and Microsoft to rev up its fledgling advertisement business, a unit that's expected to drive profitability
Hyundai planning to bring back Santro: report
12 May 2016
Distance boosts online ratings
11 May 2016
Amazon brings its Prime Now service to the web
03 May 2016
Samsung kicks off big deals, smartphone for Re1
02 May 2016
Diet Coke, Coke Zero to regain splash of original red
21 Apr 2016
Coca-Cola has announced a shift in branding that focuses on redesigning the cans of Diet Coke, Coke Zero and the Stevia-sweetened Coke Life to contain more of the brand’s red colouring
High-calorie package images mislead eaters
15 Apr 2016
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