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The curious marketer. The numbers game: 5 Star, 7Up and Boeing 747

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- One of India's most popular chocolates is Cadbury's 5 Star. One of the world's most famous brands is 3M. A brand we trust for various uses in our home is the WD-40 multi-purpose ... Read More


Is the colour of money changing the healthcare landscape

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Small nursing homes, trust-run hospitals and large corporate chains - India is dotted with these institutions delivering healthcare services, some for many years now. A recently... Read More


My five. HYROX training, non-negotiable protein, and podcasts to help unwind

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Kashika Malhotra, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Yoginii 1. Quiet start: I start my day with a quick review of my priorities for the day, and try to fit in a workout, ru... Read More


In the pack: Beauty, bottles and buyouts

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Today, every third toothpaste tube in the world is made by EPL (formerly Essel Propack), the world's largest speciality packaging company in laminated tubes. The company, which w... Read More


Watch. Copper up 15%, aluminium soars: what's driving the metals rally? | Trending commodity picks | EP 112

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Copper has surged 15% and aluminium 8% this year, but what's driving the volatility in these key industrial metals? In this episode of BusinessLine's Trending Commodity Picks, Ki... Read More


J&K eyes economy doubling with new investment, growth drivers

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- The Jammu & Kashmir government is working on a roadmap to double the size of its economy, with the administration looking to identify new investment and growth drivers as it ... Read More


Wow. Moon-landing microbes

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Astronauts go to the moon in appropriate gear, to survive. But some microbes - bacteria or fungi - that may have unwittingly stuck to them and hitch-hiked to the moon would surel... Read More


Clearing the air on brain death

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- For more than three decades, India legally recognised brainstem death. Yet, it was accepted as such only when it came to organ donation from a deceased person. But the recently ... Read More


Old solver learns new trick

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- Picture an aircraft wing slicing through air. At the metal surface, friction slows the air almost to a standstill. At a short distance, the air is moving at full speed. In betwee... Read More


From the regulator. When a robot draws your blood

New Delhi, Aug. 24 -- The US Food and Drug Administration has authorised Aletta, the first standalone robotic device that can draw blood from a patient's arm without operator intervention. The device... Read More