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Reliance Consumer Products launches Campa brand in UAE
19 Feb 2025
Reliance Consumer Products (RCPL), the consumer goods arm of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has launched its soft drinks brand Campa in the UAE
Bharat Mobility Expo: India’s first air taxi, flex fuel cars and lots of EVs
21 Jan 2025
The first two days of Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 saw the launch of over 90 products offering advanced mobility solutions and auto components.
Bharat Mobility Expo: Tata Motors unveils driverless Harrier EV, new Sierra and Avinya X
18 Jan 2025
Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025 opened in New Delhi on Friday with Indian and foreign auto makers displaying their state-of-the-art technologies
ABB renews focus on electrification and automation with new tagline
02 Nov 2024
ABB, a global leader in electrification and automation technology, has come out with a new tagline, 'Engineered to Outrun,' as part of its efforts to reposition itself in the areas of dominance.
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Tipplers rejoice, India’s `Indri’ is the world’s finest whisky!
18 Dec 2023
India’s `Make-in-India’ push has achieved another first – the country can now boast of the world’s finest single malt whisky. `Indri,’ made by Piccadily Distilleries, has been named this year’s best single malt whisky.
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Walmart joins brands abandoning Elon Musk's social media platform X
02 Dec 2023
In an announcement made on Friday, 1 December 2023, Walmart confirmed that it is no longer advertising on the social media platform X
Centre asks states to comply with SC directive to set up panels for ad content regulation
10 Sep 2020
Black gets people to buy more
17 Jul 2019
Weapons trade reveals a darker side to dark web
22 Apr 2019
Publicis to acquire US data firm Epsilon in $4.4 billion deal
16 Apr 2019
Publicis Groupe sees Epsilon as the ideal cultural and strategic fit that will help drive its own transformation in a data-driven digital world
Publicis to acquire US data firm Epsilon in $4.4 billion deal
16 Apr 2019
Publicis Groupe sees Epsilon as the ideal cultural and strategic fit that will help drive its own transformation in a data-driven digital world
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