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Blinkit’s new 10-minute ambulance service now available for Gurgaon residents

The five ambulances, equipped with life-saving supplies and paramedic staff, are now operational in Gurugram and available via the Blinkit app. The service's pricing has not been disclosed yet.

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Impact of 18% GST hike on second-hand cars: What it means for buyers and businesses

The GST Council’s decision to raise the tax rate on pre-owned vehicles from 12% to 18% has sparked concerns about affordability, demand, and sustainability in India’s burgeoning used-car market.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces 10% layoffs in managerial roles to improve efficiency

Google’s workforce reductions mark the fourth such round this year, part of an ongoing efficiency campaign initiated by Alphabet Inc. in September 2022.

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US Fed forecast rattles Dalal Street, Indian investors lose ₹6 lakh crore within minutes

The Indian stock market experienced a steep decline on Dec 19 with Sensex plunging over 1000 points and Nifty slipping below 24,000 following the US Federal Reserve's projection of fewer interest rate cuts in 2025 due to persistent inflation, dragging down major stocks like HDFC Bank Infosys and Reliance Industries.

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Ola gears up for 10-minute food delivery launch in Bengaluru

Competing with Zepto Cafe, Swiggy Bolt, and Blinkit’s Bistro, Ola’s new service aims to redefine quick-service restaurant food deliveries.

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French foodpreneur makes ₹50 crore selling premium sandwiches in Bengaluru

Mostly self-taught without any professional cooking courses but with a vast cooking experience, Nicolas Grossemy who came to India in 2014 now owns the popular Paris Panini with seven dine-in and five delivery kitchens in the city with a turnover of over ₹ 4 crores a month.

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Meta shares surge to record high as US Court upholds TikTok ban citing security concerns

The court affirmed a law passed with bipartisan support in Congress and signed by President Joe Biden grants the US government extensive authority to ban foreign-owned apps that could raise concerns over the collection of Americans’ data.