Dhivya Takes Top Spot at General Motors & UK Opens the Door for Entrepreneurs. 4 Things to Know Today Stay tuned to get every day updates in 60 seconds.

By Aashika Jain Jun 15, 2018

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1. The United Kingdom is welcoming entrepreneurs! Prime Minister of UK Theresa May has announced that they will be launching a new "startup visa" for entrepreneurs.

2. Good news brewing for Indian stock market enthusiasts! Global beer brand Carlsberg is set to go the IPO way for its India operations.

3. In a great move, America's biggest auto company General Motors has appointed Indian Dhivya Suryadevara as its CFO.

4 Bend it like Samsung! Everyone's awaiting the launch of the world's first foldable phone Samsung's Galaxy X. But its price could burn a massive hole in your pocket. The phone is slated to cost about 1,50,000.

Here's the "news that entrepreneurs can use". Know what's trending in the Indian business world in 60 seconds.

Aashika Jain

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Former Associate Editor, Entrepreneur India

Journalist in the making since 2006! My fastest fingers have worked for India's business news channel CNBC-TV18, global news wire Thomson Reuters, the digital arm of India’s biggest newspaper The Economic Times and Entrepreneur India as the Digital Head.

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