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Gurbir Singh is an award-winning senior journalist with over 30 years experience. He has worked for BW Businessworld since 2008, and is currently its Executive Editor. His experience ranges from covering 'Operation Bluestar' in 1984 to pioneering coverage of the business of Media & Entertainment and Real Estate for The Economic Times.
In the perception war the BJP was able to put the embarrassing drubbing it got from the Nitish-Lalu alliance in Bihar and the legal defeat in Uttarakhand behind immediate recall, and prepare itself for the all-important UP elections next year
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The bad news for Sony is that it has the rights for only one more year. After the curtains fall on this season’s matches, the bidding process for the next IPL term will begin
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Flipkart’s new CEO Binny Bansal has gone to town explaining some new matrix on how to judge the e-tailer’s performance. It is an apology. At best, it is a remarkable bit of squirming and twisting having been caught on the wrong foot
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With eyeballs comes ad revenue, and with 60-65 per cent of Times Now’s advertising bucks coming from News Hour, it is difficult for Arnab to take a holiday
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How we travel in cities has changed forever. Meru was the first revolution, where a phone call brought a decent, air-conditioned cab home
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Has it become a hell hole of smashed dreams? Or, is the work and relationships so stressful that it pushes young people to the brink?
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For BW Businessworld, this is the first time we are presenting the YES Bank-BW CFO Awards, featuring the best of India’s financial strategists
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For Bloomberg TV, through which Bahl will make his re-entry into broadcasting, it will be ironically its third outing in India.
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Voot will compete with the likes of Star India’s entertainment app ‘Hotstar’ and the expensive, recently launched Netflix platform in India
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Will the Budget solve these long-term issues? After you have finished with the incoherent bytes on TV and the quick fixes of the dailies, do sit back and absorb the cerebral analysis we have put together by authors who know what they are talking about.
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