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UK shoppers to face higher prices and less choice if thorny issues from Brexit not resolved
30 Aug 2017
Study finds caffeine makes food seem less sweet
26 Aug 2017
DLF promoters to sell 33% stake in rental arm to GIC for Rs8,900 cr
26 Aug 2017
DLF promoters will offload their entire 40 per cent stake in DLF Cyber City Developers Ltd for Rs12,000 crore, to repay Rs10,000 crore of the developer’s total debt of nearly Rs26,000 crore
German supermarket pulls foreign products off its shelves to make a point about diversity
24 Aug 2017
D-Mart pips Godrej Consumer, Tata Steel in m-cap as stock hits Rs1,018
24 Aug 2017
With a current market capitalisation of Rs62,901 crore, the Avenue Supermarts stock is at 44th in the overall BSE ranking, market data showed
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