Flipkart teams up with HP, Intel, Microsoft for laptops

NEW DELHI: E-commerce marketplace Flipkart on Monday announced that it has collaborated with HP, Intel and Microsoft so that consumers can buy HP Intel Core i3 Windows 10 laptop for Rs 36,000 at Rs 999 per month by availing a 36-month EMI option. Read more here: Flipkart teams up with HP, Intel, Microsoft for laptops
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Excited to keep investing, growing in India: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos

NEW DELHI: American online retail giant Amazon, which has committed investments to the tune of USD 5 billion in India, will “keep investing and growing in India”, its chief Jeff Bezos has said. Read more here: Excited to keep investing, growing in India: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos
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Coal on the rise in China, US, India after major 2016 drop

BEIJING: The world’s biggest coal users China, the United States and India have boosted coal mining in 2017, in an abrupt departure from last year’s record global decline for the heavily polluting fuel and a setback to efforts to rein in climate change emissions. Read more here: Coal on the rise in China, US, India after major 2016 drop
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Short of IT workers at home, Israeli startups recruit elsewhere

TEL AVIV: When Alexey Chalimov founded software design firm Eastern Peak in Israel four years ago he knew he would not find the developers he needed at home. He went to Ukraine and hired 120 people to develop mobile apps and web platforms for international clients and smaller Israeli startups. Read more here: Short of IT workers at home, Israeli startups recruit elsewhere
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Your Trade: 2 largecaps to buy and sell on Tuesday

Would you give too much to the fact that we closed sub 9600 on Friday or was that okay considering there is a long weekend and then expiry as well next week? Read more here: Your Trade: 2 largecaps to buy and sell on Tuesday
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Startups will not do pilot projects for free

BENGALURU: As funding slows, early-stage startups are focusing on being lean and monetising their businesses quickly. Read more here: Startups will not do pilot projects for free
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Chaayos eyes partners to double stores

MUMBAI: Café chain Chaayos is looking to step on the gas as it aims to double its store count in the next six months. The Tiger Global Management-backed homegrown tea café chain is currently present in 37 stores across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, Chandigarh and Mumbai. Read more here: Chaayos eyes partners to double stores
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V Resorts raises $4 m from Seedfund, RB investments

NEW DELHI: V Resorts, a resort management company, has raised $4 million from venture funds Mumbai-based Seedfund and Singaporebased RB Investments. The proceeds will go into expanding the firm’s expansion across the country as well as abroad, said Aditi Balbir, CEO at V Resorts. Read more here: V Resorts raises $4 m from Seedfund, RB investments
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Family says Yes to an ISME Fintech accelerator with a Rs.100-cr fund

MUMBAI: Indian School of Management and Entrepreneurship, managed by the family office of Yes Bank chief Rana Kapoor’s daughters, has launched a specialised accelerator programme in Mumbai for fintech startups. Read more here: Family says Yes to an ISME Fintech accelerator with a Rs.100-cr fund
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If rates soften, it will be very positive for domestic cyclicals: Abhay Laijawala, Deutsche Equities

Global markets are cruising to new peaks and are awash with liquidity. Volatility levels, at multi-year lows, are painting a calm picture but some warn that the picture is not rosy after all as markets don’t want to take cognizance of the risks. Read more here: If rates soften, it will be very positive for domestic cyclicals: Abhay Laijawala, Deutsche Equities
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