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After Hamleys, Mukesh Ambani eyes struggling UK retailer Debenhams 

Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd&nbsp;has reportedly joined the race to snap up British multi-retail chain Debenhams, according to a Sky News report.
Ambani's&nbsp;oil-to-retail conglomerate&nbsp;bought British toy chain Hamleys&nbsp;earlier this year and is now in talks to either partially or completely buy the 242-year-old Debenhams, the Sky News report said.&nbsp;
Reliance group's 'participation in the Debenhams sale process may ultimately involve only bidding for a part of the British department store chain's assets,' the report further added.&nbsp;
Debenhams, that runs franchise stores selling clothing, beauty products, furniture and more, filed for administration in April 2020 and is currently owned by a consortium of lenders.&nbsp;

Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani's&nbsp;RIL&nbsp;joins race to buy UK retailer Debenhams: report
Ambani&nbsp;acquired British toy chain Hamleys&nbsp;earlier this year&nbsp;
Now in talks to partially or fully buy 242-year-old Debenhams&nbsp;
Franchise retailer Debenhams&nbsp;filed for administration&nbsp;in April 2020
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Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd&nbsp;has reportedly joined the race to snap up British multi-retail chain Debenhams, according to a Sky News report.
Ambani's&nbsp;oil-to-retail conglomerate&nbsp;bought British toy chain Hamleys&nbsp;earlier this year and is now in talks to either partially or completely buy the 242-year-old Debenhams, the Sky News report said.&nbsp;
Reliance group's 'participation in the Debenhams sale process may ultimately involve only bidding for a part of the British department store chain's assets,' the report further added.&nbsp;
Debenhams, that runs franchise stores selling clothing, beauty products, furniture and more, filed for administration in April 2020 and is currently owned by a consortium of lenders.&nbsp;

Google searches of gastro symptoms helped predict Covid hotspots

Google searches of gastrointestinal symptoms like loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, helped experts predict hotspots of Covid-19.
The study, which was published in the journal&nbsp;Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, looked at&nbsp;search trends during the period between January to April 2020. It found that search trends correlated with cases in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts and Illinois, all of which became hotspots&nbsp;of Covid-19 3 to 4 weeks later.
The study conducted by&nbsp;Massachusetts General Hospital highlights that&nbsp;Google Trends may be a valuable tool for prediction of pandemics with Gastrointestinal manifestations. However, one drawback of the technique is the lack of specific factors like demographic or occupation.&nbsp;

Google searches for gastrointestinal symptoms like loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, helped experts predict hotspots of Covid-19.
The study, which was published in the journal&nbsp;Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, looked at&nbsp;search trends during the period between January to April 2020. It found that search trends correlated with cases in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts and Illinois, all of which became hotspots&nbsp;of Covid-19 3 to 4 weeks later.
The study conducted by&nbsp;Massachusetts General Hospital highlights that&nbsp;Google Trends may be a valuable tool for prediction of pandemics with Gastrointestinal manifestations.&nbsp;

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