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Their business model—delivering software services through large-scale deployment of engineers—generated sustained revenue growth, strong profitability and premium stock mar

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The Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC) opposes the strike from the start and INTUC volunteers fully cooperate with the police right from the beginning for breaking the strike

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In a 2023 essay, “The Moral Economy of High-tech Modernism,” sociologists Henry Farrell and Marion Fourcade argue that “high-tech” modernism, both in practical and ideological terms, is characterised by the aggressive pursuit of market share by the founders of start-up firms. How do the founders of Indian start-ups fare, especially those who have launched digital platforms that have established their market credentials as “unicorns”?

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27, 27 Jun & Jul 4, 2026 250 Years of Glory and FollyEPW As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, we begin a year-long series of articles taking stock