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Gordmans files for bankruptcy
15 Mar 2017
eMarketer cuts Snapchat’s ad revenue by $30 mn
15 Mar 2017
Mumbai gets its first floating hotel `A B Celestial’
14 Mar 2017
Dining on the `floatel’ with the backdrop of the iconic Bandra-Worli sea link, could cost anywhere between Rs3,000 and Rs5,000, including drinks, for two persons
Bottled water beats carbonated soft-drinks in volume sales in 2016, tops in beverage category
14 Mar 2017
UK to phase out menthol cigarettes by 2020
11 Mar 2017
Jahm Najafi, Pamplona Capital bid for Time Inc
10 Mar 2017
Like many other publishers, Time Inc. has been hit by a decline in print ad sales since advertisers spend more on other media and readers increasingly move online
Lok Sabha passes bill to extend maternity leave to 26 weeks
10 Mar 2017
The Maternity Benefits (Amendment) Act, 2016, which extends maternity benefits to adopting mothers and commissioning mothers will come into the force after the President’s assent
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