Economic Times27/4/2026BusinessIndia
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Nike Restricts China Online Sales to Boost Brand Trust and Full-Price Strategy
Nike is restricting online sales by wholesale distributors in China, directing consumers to its own digital channels and emphasizing in-store sales from January. This strategy aims to rebuild shopper trust and sell products at full price amidst declining sales and strong domestic competition in its third-largest market.
Economic Times
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India's Foreign Currency Mobilization Exceeds Expectations, RBI Data Shows
India's foreign-currency mobilization drive is surpassing initial forecasts, with the RBI reporting banks garnered $20.7 billion under its special incentive window. Economists now project an additional $10 billion upside, potentially reaching $80 billion in total flows, driven by FCNR(B) deposits and foreign bank participation.
Economic Times
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Trump Announces Phased Tariffs on Imported Generic Medicines
US President Donald Trump announced a phased tariff regime on imported generic medicines, starting with zero duty for two years, then 100% for one year, and 200% thereafter, effective August 1, 2026. The policy aims to encourage domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing and protect US citizens.
Times of India
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Consortium Led by Amit Bhatia in Talks for Minority Stake in Liverpool FC
A consortium led by Amit Bhatia, backed by the Lakshmi Mittal family, is in talks to acquire a significant minority stake in Liverpool FC. The potential deal could value the Premier League club at over $6 billion, with discussions ongoing with owners Fenway Sports Group.
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India's Consumption Boom: Experiences Over Savings, But At What Cost?
India's consumption patterns have dramatically shifted from basic needs to experiences and lifestyle choices, now driving nearly 60% of the country's GDP. While this boom is visible across urban and rural areas, fueled by rising incomes and aspirations, it also raises concerns about increasing household debt and financial insecurity, particularly among younger generations who prioritize immediate gratification over long-term savings.
Times of India
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Indian Startups Transform Domestic Services Sector, Offering Better Pay and Flexibility
Indian tech startups like Snabbit and Urban Company are digitizing the informal domestic services sector, offering workers better pay, flexible hours, and online bookings, while providing instant services for customers. However, labor advocates raise concerns about job security and potential exploitation in this app-based model.
Economic Times
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