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    Beer brands missing from Delhi bars, restaurants. Here's why

    Delhi faces a beer shortage, impacting sales at various venues. Sudhakar Banerjee notes the absence of popular beer brands at a niche restaurant, affecting customer satisfaction. Restaurateurs struggle with limited stock, leading to sales decline and customer experience issues. The shortage prompts customers to seek drinks in neighboring towns, exacerbating the problem.

    Food Inc eyes quicker commerce on match day

    With India battling South Africa in the T20 World Cup final this Saturday, quick commerce, food delivery services, restaurants, and brands are bracing for a massive order spike. As fans cheer on the Men in Blue, bars and restaurants screening the match anticipate packed houses and a jump of 20% to 50% in online sales.

    RBI, ASEAN countries to create instant cross-border retail payments platform

    The Reserve Bank of India and ASEAN nations are collaborating on "Project Nexus," aimed at establishing a platform for instant cross-border retail payments by linking fast payment systems. India joins Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand as founding members, with plans to expand globally by 2026, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs in international transactions.

    The T20 World Cup was a milestone for cricket's global ambitions

    With the decision to increase the size of the tournament to 20 teams and to play part of the group stage in the USA, the International Cricket Council (ICC) saw this World Cup as a vehicle for expansion of the sport's popularity. More teams from emerging cricket nations were given a chance to perform on the global stage and Americans were offered the opportunity to engage with a sport far from their mainstream.

    How mutual fund flows are making Dalal Street Aatmanirbhar

    FIIs impact Indian capital markets, with mutual funds gaining prominence. SEBI's actions on P-Notes and rise of SIPs stabilize market. Prof Ghalke and Aditya Bharambe contribute to market insights.

    Restaurants face the heat in summer of '24, business drops by up to 40 per cent

    Temperatures in and around Delhi have hit all time highs this summer. On May 29, the day's maximum temperature of 46.8 degrees Celsius, recorded at the primary weather station Safdarjung Observatory, was a 79-year high. It broke the previous record of 46.7 degrees Celsius, registered on June 17, 1945. In Najafgarh area, temperatures soared even higher.

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