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ET in the Valley: Ankit Gupta, General Partner at Y-Combinator. ↗

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Blood for Barrels: Venezuela Seizure, New Oil Wars and the India Angle ↗

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Vodafone Idea has secured a 10-year extension on its Adjusted Gross Revenue payments, a move that has been confirmed by officials who have frozen the owed amount. Anticipated adjustments are expected to bring down the total significantly, providing much-needed financial respite to the company.

The Economic Times

The inside details of ₹87,695 cr bonanza for Vi as shares fall & rise ↗

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How Legacy Brands Lost GenZ ↗

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Vodafone Idea has secured a 10-year extension on its Adjusted Gross Revenue payments, a move that has been confirmed by officials who have frozen the owed amount. Anticipated adjustments are expected to bring down the total significantly, providing much-needed financial respite to the company.

The Economic Times

The inside details of ₹87,695 cr bonanza for Vi as stocks fall & rise ↗

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China faces a demographic crisis ten years after ending its one-child policy. Birth rates remain low, and the population is aging rapidly. Despite incentives, government attempts to boost births, including a new tax on contraceptives, are met with public skepticism and concern.

The Economic Times

One-child policy: China wants more babies; people aren't sure ↗

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Sapphire Foods India said it will merge with Devyani International, a move expected to consolidate local franchise partners of Yum Brands, which owns KFC and Pizza Hut. The companies said the proposed merger is subject to approvals from regulators, stock exchanges, the Competition Commission of India, the National Company Law Tribunal, and shareholders and creditors.

The Economic Times

Sapphire–Devyani merger to create India’s fast-food giant ↗

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India's entertainment industry is seeing a rise in reverse engineering content, with streaming platforms and producers now asking writers to publish non-fiction books before developing them into web series or films. This approach, driven by legal cushioning and audience interest in non-fiction, helps mitigate intellectual property disputes and serves as a testing ground for cinematic adaptation.

The Economic Times

Publish first, pitch later: Inside OTT’s new legal playbook ↗

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