Moneycontrol Daily: Your Essential 7
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India s gross domestic product (GDP) has finally entered the positive. For the third quarter, it is at 0.4 percent, indicating a marginal expansion after shrinking in the previous quarters. Here are eight key takeaways from the data that you need to know about.
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In line with the Prime Minister s clarion call for an Aatmanirbhar Bharat , India s first virtual toy fair is set to begin, with Hamleys as the title sponsor for the event.
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Moneycontrol Daily: Your Essential 7
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Trade exchanges were shutdown on February 24 due to technical glitches the National Stock Exchange (NSE) informed the Securities and Exchanges Board of India. Following this, SEBI asked the exchange to file a report on what led to the shutdown. Find full details on the situation, here.
Stocks in the news today : Affle India, PNB Gilts, Dredging Corporation of India, Monte Carlo Fashions (Read Here)
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Over 8 crore traders participate in the Bharat Band protest. Also, The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is set to kick off a three-day conference focused on geoeconomics.
Choose your customers, don’t let them choose you, says Zenoti CEO Sudheer Koneru
India s newest unicorn software startup Zenoti has built a billion-dollar business catering to spas and salons. CEO Sudheer Koneru tells us why he only works with big businesses, how the coronavirus pandemic has proved him right, his IPO plans and more.
Zenoti CEO Sudheer Koneru.
Subscription-based software may be the norm today but that was not the case in 2011 and certainly not in the niche salon and spa business. Few multibillion-dollar companies were paid for specialised software solutions but that’s what Zenoti CEO Sudheer Koneru wanted to change. In the week gone by, Zenoti was valued at a billion dollars when it raised $160 million led by private equity firm Advent International.