Varun Sood is a writer focused on national issues in India. He primarily writes for LiveMint and his work has also appeared in BioRxiv. Varun covers a wide range of topics including business, technology, and corporate affairs, providing insights and analysis on key developments in the Indian market.
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Varun Sood's coverage primarily focuses on national business and legal matters in India, with an emphasis on stock markets, conglomerates, the IT industry, employment issues, and legal battles. He appears to be particularly interested in press releases and information that cites data or government announcements.
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By: Varun Sood
The San Francisco-headquartered company claims that 3% or 30,000 of its taxis, are electric.
By: Varun Sood
Bengaluru, Oct. 24 -- Bike taxis and autos outnumber cars on Uber Technologies' fleet of 1 million taxis in the country, accounting for about a third of the American ride-hailing company's total revenue.
The book on Ratan Tata was initially publicised as an authorised biography, but the late industrialist terminated the project late last year. ‘Ratan Tata—A Life’ was published posthumously on Friday, but didn’t have Tata’s stamp of approval.
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- Bengaluru, Mumbai : The highly anticipated biography of Ratan Tata, which hit bookstores on Friday, less than
The Big Five of Indian IT services are facing a new predicament: keeping investors' faith.
By: Jas Bardia, Varun Sood
EPAM, which follows a January-December fiscal year, closed the September quarter with $1.17 billion in revenue, achieving a compounded quarterly growth rate of 0.48% between 31 December 2021 and 31 September 2024
According to two company executives, Amazon's new office in Sattva, a 15-minute drive from the airport on the city's outskirts, is expected to cost
By: Varun Sood, Nehal Chaliawala
The opposition from the proxy advisory firms—Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) and InGovern Research Services—will make it an uphill battle for Goenka to retain the top job at the company his father Subhash Chandra founded in 1992.
By: Nehal Chaliawala, Varun Sood
Mumbai and Bengaluru, Nov. 18 -- In a surprise development late on Monday, Punit Goenka announced his decision to step down as the managing director
By: Varun Sood
The US securities regulator and justice departments charges refer to text messages and bribe notes on ‘incentives' to state government officials to secure power supply agreements for Adani Green Energy and Azure Power.
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