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  • TrueAlt gets OMC status, plans 100 retail outlets

    TruAlt Bioenergy gains approval as an oil marketing company. The company plans to launch 100 retail outlets. These outlets will be located in north Karnataka and south Maharashtra. Vijay Nirani shares the company's plan to offer petrol, diesel, E93, bio-CNG, EV charging, and battery swapping. The company sees opportunities in India's ethanol-blended petrol program.

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  • IPG begins workforce restructuring in India

    Ahead of its $13-billion global merger with Omnicom Group, Interpublic Group (IPG) has initiated workforce restructuring in India, impacting corporate functions like finance and HR. While aiming to protect creative teams, consolidation may lead to role redundancies and potential brand divestitures due to client conflicts. IPG Mediabrands India, however, is not currently downsizing.

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  • Valley Makes Mayday Call as Tourism Tanks

    Tourism in Jammu and Kashmir faces a standstill after the Pahalgam attack. Airlines and hotels request government support to recover. They propose fee waivers and financial relief. Occupancy rates have plummeted, and discounts are offered. Airlines reduced flights to Srinagar. The industry seeks interest waivers on loans and electricity bill relief. The aim is to revive the struggling tourism sector.

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  • Centre may Crack Down on Dark Side of Qcomm Stores

    The Centre is likely to increase surveillance on rapid delivery services. This action follows rising concerns about hygiene at dark stores. Food and health watchdogs have flagged these issues. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India will lead the campaign. They plan unscheduled checks at dark stores and storage facilities.

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  • 10-minute delivery boom fuels hyperlocal warehousing surge in urban and tier-2 India

    India's booming quick-commerce is driving unprecedented demand for small, hyperlocal warehouses, converting underutilized urban spaces into micro-fulfillment hubs. This surge is transforming urban logistics, impacting rental dynamics, and expanding into Tier-2 cities. Companies are prioritizing speed and location, leading to innovative real estate repurposing and significant growth in the sector.

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  • Power shift: How Tesla’s turmoil is steering global capital towards India

    A clash between Elon Musk and Donald Trump severely impacted Tesla's stock. This situation presents a significant opportunity for India. India's EV sector is booming with domestic companies leading the charge. Government initiatives are further boosting the industry. Global investors are increasingly drawn to India's stable policies. India is also focusing on critical minerals and semiconductor manufacturing.

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  • Netflix, Apple, and Amazon fight against the CRTC rule as they push back on the Canadian order to fund local news and culture

    Netflix, Spotify, Apple, and Amazon are challenging Canada's Online Streaming Act in court. These companies dispute the CRTC's authority to regulate streaming services. They argue the mandated contributions to Canadian content are unfair. Broadcasters say online platforms should also fund local content. The court's decision will impact digital regulation and funding for Canadian news.

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  • Quick is good, but not at such costs

    Quick commerce promises fast deliveries. However, this speed comes at a cost. FMCG companies are concerned about quality issues. Dark stores often lack proper storage. This leads to compromised freshness and safety hazards. Customer complaints are increasing due to damaged goods. The Food and Drug Administration and Food Safety and Standards Authority of India are conducting inspections.

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  • Popular urban bikes lose traction on slowdown hit

    Sales of 150-200 cc motorcycles in India witnessed a decline. The drop mirrors a slowdown in urban consumption. Several factors contributed to this downturn. These include inflationary pressures and lack of new models. Bajaj Auto, TVS, and Yamaha India anticipate a recovery. They expect improved macroeconomic conditions and new launches to boost sales.

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