Economic Times06.05.2026BusinessIndia
GeriIndia's FY26 exports touch all-time high
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Maruti Suzuki Plans to Add 500 New Service Points in India This Fiscal Year
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd plans to expand its service network by adding approximately 500 new service points across India in the current fiscal year. The company recently inaugurated its 6,000th service touchpoint, highlighting its commitment to enhancing customer experience.
Economic Times
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Volkswagen Uses 100 Sheep for Vegetation Management at Polish Solar Farm
Volkswagen's plant in Poznań, Poland, is using 100 sheep to manage vegetation at its 18.3 MW solar farm. This agrivoltaics approach cuts machinery use, reduces emissions, and allows researchers to study coexistence of renewable energy and agriculture.
Times of India
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How Asia’s Oldest Stock Exchange Became India’s Market Pulse
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), India's oldest stock exchange, celebrates 151 years. From its humble beginnings under a banyan tree to its current status as a global financial powerhouse, the BSE has mirrored India's economic transformation, facilitating capital raising for businesses and wealth creation for investors.
Times of India
Business·1 sa önce
Inside Taylor Swift's Multimillion-Dollar Real Estate Empire
Taylor Swift has amassed a real estate portfolio estimated to be worth over $100 million, featuring properties across Pennsylvania, Tennessee, California, Rhode Island, and New York, reflecting her career evolution.
Times of India
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GST Maturity Positive, But Businesses Seek Simplification and Faster Dispute Resolution
A KPMG in India-FICCI survey indicates positive business sentiment towards GST after 9 years, highlighting its maturity through digitization and transparency. However, businesses prioritize simplification, certainty, faster dispute resolution, and seamless credit flow for further reform.
Economic Times
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AI Firm Rilla Offers $18,000 Housing Stipend Amidst Demanding Work Culture
Rilla, a US-based AI firm, offers employees an $18,000 annual housing stipend to live near its Williamsburg, Brooklyn office, costing nearly $1.7 million yearly. This perk supports employees working a demanding 72-hour week.
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