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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk How to (Literally) Clean Your Brain What the past decade of glymphatic research tells us about sleep and its important implications for brain health The brain: whether you give it credit or not, the soft gelatinous mass floating in your skull is responsible for life as you know it. At this moment, your brain is simultaneously maintaining your breathing and heart rate, while turning these black squiggles on a screen into coherent words and thoughts. The brain is a workhorse and a hungry one at that. While accounting for approximately 2% of the average adult's weight, it accounts for 20% of its energy consumption, more than any other organ. Go ahead and give your brain a mental compliment and then think about how meta that was. Fascinated yet? You're not alone. Neuroscience research is booming. Continued here Read TradeBriefs every day, for the top insight! Advertisers of the day EMERITUS: Drive Innovation in Business with the PG Diploma in Business Management Program EMERITUS: PG Diploma in Innovation & Design Thinking Online Program | Accepting Applications Our advertisers help fund the daily operations of TradeBriefs. We request you to accept our promotional emails.     Coronavirus: Much of 'the world's factory' still shut Apple supplier Foxconn and global car makers have kept Chinese plants closed because of the coronavirus. Balenciaga, Tory Burch and Kurt Geiger are finally coming to India Start saving up now! Mumbai shows why its future and of other cities depend on how Modi's government allocates tax Acute fiscal stress is building in India's states and municipalities, including the urban authority that manages the richest city, Mumbai. Work From Home Or Anywhere: Top 20 Companies For Remote Jobs In 2020 FlexJobs has announced the best companies for work remote jobs that allow you to work from home or travel the globe. Why sampling continues to be a key marketing strategy for Kellogg's The Kellogg Company came to India 25 years ago and continues to hold on to its leadership position. It has used sampling, along with coming up with products Uber reversed out of food tech and drove straight into fintech in India A key part of the business. Family businesses are doing better than rest of India Inc Family businesses have earned 14% annualised returns between January 2017-2020 on the stock exchanges. Chinese cities try to flush out coronavirus patients by stopping cough medicine sales Residents fear the move could put some people at risk of picking up an infection at a hospital. WATCH: 10-year-old Kerala kid's 'zero-degree' corner kick goal goes viral Dani PK, along with the goal from the corner kick, scored a hattrick in the final of the All Kerala Kids Football tournament for Kerala Football Training Centre (KFTC) on February 9. Out On Bail, Bengaluru Congress MLA's Son Crashes Bentley Into 2 Vehicles The son of a Karnataka Congress MLA, who is out on bail in a pub assault case, has been accused of speeding a Bentley and injuring two men in a hit-and-run incident in Bengaluru. Opinion: Kejriwal Didn't Stand Up To Modi   Dropout rates at India's elite colleges have fallen drastically in last five years Can't leave if you don't come. IITs, IIMs clock sharp fall in student dropout rates Can't leave if you don't come. The ages that people get married around the world Italians get married, on average, five year later than Americans. Despite general gloom and doom, Indians are confident about finding the right job Knowing the right people will help. PhonePe's bet on helping users access physical cash is fraught with risks Purely a gimmick? Walmart-owned PhonePe's ATM bet is fraught with risks Purely a gimmick? Why the number of coronavirus cases in China surged by more than 33% in one day The spike comes as Hubei health officials changed how it diagnoses cases. U19 World Cup: Priyam Garg calls Bangladesh's reaction 'dirty', Ali Akbar apologizes for ugly scenes The ICC is reportedly studying footage of the players' clash after the U19 World Cup final. The ICC has taken note of the incident and is set to take a decision on how to deal with the matter on Monday. Silicon Valley satellite startup installs ground station in Antarctica What happens when Silicon Valley heads for the South Pole. A psychologist explains why young Indians are struggling to find love "This generation is a champion of vulnerability." Uber India's head of marketing quits Manisha Lath Gupta used to oversee marketing initiatives for rides and eats business for India and South Asia How India is helping its neighbours fight the coronavirus outbreak World leaders have praised Modi. 2020 Oscars Winners: The Complete List See which stars go home as winners from the star-studded 2020 Oscars, which are taking place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood Watch: LK Advani's emotional response to Vidhu Vinod Chopra's Shikara Shikara has been helmed by filmmaker and producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Can direct-to-consumer brands compete with Amazon? Keeping up with Amazon may not be easy, but a parallel universe is starting to make it possible. Another citizen journalist covering the coronavirus has gone missing in Wuhan As China continues to grapple with the coronavirus, it has also stepped up efforts to shape the narrative around the outbreak. Six Tips For Solo Travelers By An Expert Globetrotter How "The Passport Abuser" travels the world for $100 or less and her other insider travel wows. Walmart Fires 80 Myntra Employees In Gurgaon; Why Flipkarts Senior Leaders Are Quitting? After shutting down Jabong, Walmart has fired 80 employees from Myntra to save costs, and consolidate operations. Why senior leaders at Flipkart are quitting? Haldiram's IPO soon? With $1 billion sales, India's homegrown food company has this plan India's very own food and snacks company Haldiram's has hit a major milestone of topping $1 billion in sales, almost double that of fast food giant McDonald's local business. DLF targets Rs 5,000 cr revenue by FY'22 from sale of independent floors in Gurugram, Panchkula DLF's decision to come up with independent floors is driven by sluggish demand of luxury housing segment.. When did selling mattresses become a tech business? Public investors aren't sold on Casper's unicorn status. IKEA's "Made in India" product recall could derail its big dreams in the country Cautious of sourcing. IKEA's Troligtvis travel mugs recall could hurt its India plans Cautious of sourcing. More Than Three Quarters Of Americans Would Like To Be Gifted A Sex Toy The numbers mark the continuation of a trend for buying adult products for partners or friends. The 2020 Oscar Jewelry Echoes Old Hollywood Glamour By the time we get through awards season to the Academy awards, we are expecting the A- list stars to turn on the glamour and this year they did not disappoint. HUL shares to continue minting money for shareholders; these factors playing well for the FMCG firm Hindustan Unilever share is expected to continue creating wealth for the shareholders, as the FMCG major keeps growing in high teens, driven by premium product sales and cost controls. Savage x Fenty: Why sex still sells in women's fashion As brands come under fire for overly sexualised advertising, how lucrative is it to sell sex appeal in fashion? Google starts appeal against £2bn shopping fine The case of Google versus the European Commission will be heard in Luxembourg over three days. The solution for the rooftop solar revolution in India India has made significant progress in adding solar capacity. Much of it has come through utility scale, ground mounted and grid interactive solar projects PM Modi Writes To China's Xi Jinping On Coronavirus Outbreak, Offers Help Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote to President Xi Jinping to express solidarity over the coronavirus outbreak that has killed over 900 and infected more than 40,000 in mainland China alone Scottish salmon producers warn of 'huge' Brexit burden The industry says the UK government has told it to prepare for trade barriers with the European Union. How should we feel about the Oscar winner who thanked his wife for giving up her career? Donald Sylvester won the Oscar for sound editing. What if it were his wife in his place? In a world-first, India's dozen major ports now run fully on renewable energy The state-owned ports also offer shore-power to ships to cut costs and emissions Wildlife Photographer Of The Year: People's Choice Winning Images Released Two tiny mice, see how they.....jump over each other for tiny crumbs and win a very important photo competition. Indians are suspicious of voice assistants, but not enough to forgo their convenience Google Assistant is the most popular. "There's a deep sadness to it": A new book takes on masculinity in Silicon Valley Faith in data above all else leaves little space to be in touch with one's humanity. What we can learn from magicians about managing risk This is how magician Rachel Wax knows when to walk right up to the line– and when to back up from it. The 9 Biggest Jaw-Droppers at the 2020 Oscars The acting wins were indeed set in stone, but that doesn't mean the 92nd Academy Awards didn't have its shocking moments Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth to collaborate after 35 years? Multiple sources hint that Lokesh Kanagaraj, who is busy with Vijay-starrer Master, will direct Rajinikanth. 10 Great North American Cities You Probably Haven't Seen (But Should) Small and medium-size cities are thrivingâ€"and are more than worth visiting. They’re calmer, kinder and often quirkier than their bigger, more famous counterparts. They have few tourist traps. Instead, they have good food, colorful history and welcoming vibes. How an Indian state successfully fought and contained the deadly coronavirus Timely. After tigers and elephants, India now plans to protect its endangered birds There are 100 species of Indian birds that are classified as "threatened." Employees in these 3 countries are most optimistic about their careers LinkedIn's Opportunity Index 2020 reveals where people feel their job prospects are most promising. Why Infosys is acquiring this small US firm; here's what Indian tech giant will get for $250 million IT giant Infosys has acquired US-based digital services and consulting firm Simplus for a deal which is pegged around $250 million. TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives About Us  |  Advertise Privacy Policy    Unsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs. Our mailing address is GF 25/39, West Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008, India