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Top Story   Cancer-causing Dove dry shampoos available on Amazon; HUL denies selling in India   Available in 141 gm cans, the two Dove dry shampoo spray variants are priced at Rs 625 each (maximum retail price) on Amazon India.

Technology   Meta under govt scanner after WhatsApp outage in India, asked to submit report on blackout   The WhatsApp outage began around noon on Tuesday and it lasted for a good two hours. The outage had a massive impact on users in India and other countries.

BT Exclusive   EXCLUSIVE: India's Twitter alternative Koo now reaches 4,800 towns and cities   Tiger Global-backed language social network Koo has hit 45 million downloads, and now reaches a vast majority of India's small towns. Over 60% of its users come from Tier 2+ regions, claims the founder, in an exclusive interview with Business Today.

Stock Markets   Dabur India Q2 profit drops 2.8% to Rs 490 crore   Dabur's revenue for the quarter rose 6 % YoY to Rs 2,986.50 crore from Rs 2,817.60 crore in the corresponding quarter last year.

Corporate   'Moonlighting can cause confusion': IBM India top boss not in favour of side gigs   IBM India Managing Director Sandip Patel stressed in an internal note that moonlighting can cause a lot of confusion. He said, "The moonlighting concept can cause a lot of confusion if not clarified at a granular level."

Stock Markets   Dolly Khanna entered a Mukul Agrawal portfolio stock in Q2   Mukul Agrawal held 2.64 per cent stake in the infra firm as of September 30. Agrawal has been holding this stock since June 2020.

BT Magazine   How does the Nykaa-Apparel Group partnership help the two companies?   India's Nykaa and the UAE's Apparel Group come together to explore the Gulf markets.

BT TV   L'oreal, Dabur, Godrej & Others Under Scanner For Hair Straighteners Causing Cancer   In what could open a Pandora's Box for global giants manufacturing personal care items, a lawsuit has been filed against L'Oreal in the US, with the plaintiff alleging that its hair straighteners have caused her uterine cancer. Also named in the lawsuit are two brands owned by Godrej Consumer Products and Dabur International.

Latest News   Mallikarjun Kharge officially takes over as Congress chief, slams BJP's 'new India' in inaugural address   Mallikarjun Kharge praised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his Bharat Jodo Yatra, and said that it is filling the country with new energy.

Technology   Nothing Ear (Stick) launch today; how to watch livestream, what to expect   The Nothing Ear (Stick) lives up to its name by opting for a cylindrical case. The buds in itself use a transparent material, in line with other Nothing products.

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