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#Revenge shopping: This year people are expecting a lot of revenge shopping, after a two-year lull because of Covid-19. Market players are trying to make it as lucrative for the sellers as well as the customers, says the report quoting an expert.
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Flipkart offers to pick up 70 per cent of discount tab during festive sale
Extends storage facilities, amps up promotions to make the most of festive buying season#FTA and LDC benefits: The proposed India-Bangladesh Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is likely to feature prominently in talks between the two countries as Dhaka may see Least Developed Country benefits end by 2026 and possibly lose duty-free, quota-free benefits extended to it by Delhi under the South Asia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA).
The UN General Assembly, last year, took note of the endorsement by the Economic and Social Council of the recommendation that Bangladesh, Lao Republic and Nepal, be graduated out of LDC category. It, however, decided to give a five-year preparatory period, till November 2026, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Hasina to push for India-Bangladesh FTA ahead of exiting LDC status in 2026
Bilateral meet with Modi today on Tuesday in New Delhi; MoUs expected in defence, water management, railway modernisation, judiciary, science & tech#Pandemic helped OTT: “We started the conversation in 2018 and then by the time Tamil Rockerz came about, it was 2019. Then we had the Covid-19 pandemic. But, actually, the pandemic really helped the OTT space and it became an advantage for us,” the article says, quoting an AVM executive.
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OTT format lends itself to a different kind of story-telling: Aruna Guhan
Aruna Guhan, Partner and Creative director, AVM Productions, talks about the production house’s dive into the OTT space and more#Fine dining is back: With dine-in witnessing strong resurgence, the expansion plans of restaurant chains are back on track. The industry, which was hit hard during the past two years due to the pandemic, has been witnessing a wave of “revenge consumption” in the past few months, enabling them to plan aggressive expansion.
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With resurgence in dine-in, restaurant chains’ expansion plans back on track
Casual dining and fine dining segments were hit the hardest during the pandemic#Change of guard: Out-going Chancellor Rishi Sunak says of his time in office: “The job that I’ve had, to have been chancellor at a time of enormous difficulty for our country and I am proud of my record as chancellor, helping safeguard our economy through the biggest [pandemic] shock it experienced in something like 300 years,” he told the BBC.
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Liz Truss prepares to take charge as new UK Prime Minister
The 47-year-old foreign secretary, follows Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May as the third female leader of the Tory party
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