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The Sleep Co raises Rs 184 crore from existing investors, Retail News, ET Retail

The four-year-old startup had raised Rs 177 crore from Premji Invest and Fireside Ventures in November 2022 in its series B round. The Sleep Company sells products such as mattresses, recliner beds, sofas, chairs, beddings and cushions.
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Pre-Diwali orders still on shelves, kiranas cut back on fresh orders with FMCG companies, ET Retail

FMCG companies had indicated that consistent decline in rural markets had halted in the September quarter but deficient rains, followed by a spike in food prices affected the second part of the quarter. Sales in villages fell 9.6% year-on-year in November, more than the 3.5% decline in cities, said Bizom, which expects rural consumption rebound to take slightly longer.
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Government to set up subsidised staple food stores at Delhi Metro Stations, ET Retail

The first store will be opened at Central Delhis Rajiv Chowk metro station, to tap into the high footfall it receives. It will be owned and operated by National Cooperative Consumers Federation of India Ltd (NCCF) - an organisation that procures agricultural commodities like food grains, pulses, spices, oil seeds, pharmaceutical items and other consumer goods on behalf of the government and sells to consumers at reasonable rates.
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China woman receives $60,000 bill after sharing food pictures on social media. Here's how

The woman, surnamed Wang, said she only wanted to share pictures of the food that she was having from a hotpot restaurant she visited with her friend on November 23. However, she accidentally posted the QR code that was stuck to the table for ordering dishes and paying for meals.
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