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M&A in Automotive and Mobility

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By Dominik Foucar, Pedro Correa, Natasha Patel, Yuma Yano
| Bain & Company
This article is part of Bain's 2025 M&A Report. The automotive industry is in a state of uncertainty and mounting cost pressures, and the answer for many companies will be to pursue partnerships and alliances instead of traditional M&A.
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What is SEO in Digital Marketing and Why Does It Matter for Businesses?

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By Natasha Patel
| Techsling
Imagine you’ve opened a stunning coffee shop, serving the best lattes in town. You’ve thought about the decor, menu, and ambiance, yet there’s one problem—no one knows you exist. Why? Because your shop is on a quiet backstreet with no signage. This analogy reflects the reality of countless websites on the internet. They might be visually appealing and packed with great content, but they’re practically invisible without Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).
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India’s manual scavengers: The faceless ghosts who clean our shit

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By Natasha Patel
| The Times of India Verified
India has approximately 5 million waste workers all cleaning different types of waste, ranging from residential to public waste, coming into daily contact with disease and ailments. Of the various roles they are forced to play, – manual scavenging is perhaps the worst and most dangerous of them all.
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