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Indian fashion designer Saloni Lodha displaying her clothing line at a high-end lifestyle store in Mumbai last year. “Made in India” clothing is often seen as the product of sweatshop labour, but fashion designer Lodha, whose fans include film stars Naomi Watts and Emma Watson, wants to give it a luxury tag.

Growth

Putting luxury tag on 'made in India' label

Customers purchase lottery tickets at a store operated by Sociedad Estatal Loterias & Apuestas del Estado, Spain’s state-owned lottery, in Pamplona.
Assets that could be up for grabs in Spain include the lottery business, concessions on airports, water business and even the famed Paradores hotels.
These assets are also potentially lucrative for individual wealthy investors, even though they have less firepower to concentrate on these deals.

Money

Long-term investors look to embattled Europe






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