| Infibeam divests subsidiary to Ingenius E-commerce for Rs 60 cr
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| Infibeam Avenues said it has divested its wholly-owned subsidiary Infinium (India) Ltd (IIL) to Ingenius E-commerce for Rs 60 crore. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was executed on January 19 and the expected date of completion of the deal is January 31, 2019, it added. "...the company (Infibeam Avenues) has divested its ownership with control in its wholly-owned subsidiary ie Infinium (India) Ltd to Ingenius E-commerce...the consideration received from the sale is Rs 60 crore," Infibeam said in a BSE filing. In a separate statement, Ingenius E-commerce -- which owns and operates B2B aggregator portal Tradohub for industrial goods -- said it has entered into a binding agreement with Infinium India to "invest and acquire 100 per cent equity stake with control" at a consideration value of Rs 60 crore. Ingenius said it is growing at more than 50 per cent year-on-year with an annual revenue of Rs 300 crore. In the last three years, it has registered more than 10,000 small and medium
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| Microsoft launches e-commerce platform for handloom weavers
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| :Microsoft India Saturday announced the launch of a new e-commerce platform here for handloom weavers under its Project ReWeave,as part of its philanthropic initiative. The e-commerce platform would help connect artisans to the buyers directly enabling them to expand to newer customers and markets, a press release from Microsoft said. A new e-commerce website hosts signature collections created by the weaver communities, showcase traditional designs and products created from natural dyes, the release said. The e-market place would help sell to a broad set of customers, support weavers in increasing their income and earning a sustainable livelihood while also reviving traditional forgotten Indian art, it said. Microsoft, in association with the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), has also curated a special curriculum in 'CAD and Colour for Handloom Weaving' to provide digital training in handloom design, it said. At a ceremony hosted at NIFT, the first batch .
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| Emmerdale stars blast eBay user selling their free signed photographs online
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| EMMERDALE stars have hit out at eBay sellers for flogging free signed pictures for up to £26 online. Official shots of the cast of the ITV soap are being sold online for serious money despite being available for free from the show. View this post on Instagram You can get this for free if you write to Emmerdale. Please don't pay £26 on eBay! I'll happily sign pics for people but for them to be sold on to make money …… well that's just rude!!!! #emmerdale A post shared by Louisa Clein (@louisaclein) on Jan 18, 2019 at 7:46am PST Actress Louisa Clein – who plays paedophile teacher Maya Stepney on the show – posted a screenshot of one auction from the website marketplace with a warning to fans not to buy. She wrote on the Instagram caption: "You can get this for free if you write to Emmerdale. "Please don't pay £26 on eBay! I'll happily sign pics for people but for them to be sold on to make money …… well that's just rude!!!! #emmerdale" Fellow Dales star James Moore quoted her comments and added his own, ...
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| 16 Days Left to Win it All
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| Our favorite gaming mouse is on sale on Amazon for 41% off
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 If you've never been particularly enamored with the Apple Magic Mouse, may I suggest (deep breath) the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB Tunable Gaming Mouse? It's my personal favorite mouse for everyday use, and it's currently on sale at Amazon for 41 percent off. That's enough to bring the price down from $84.99 to a far more agreeable $49.93. And it's worth it. When our sister publication PCWorld reviewed it in 2014, it rated it 4.5 out of five stars. PCWorld also listed its modern "Hero" incarnation as the "Best general-purpose gaming mouse," and I can attest that this little powerhorse works perfectly for most tasks on the Mac as well. To read this article in full, please click here
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