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Weekend reads:

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Why tax cuts won’t ‘make or break’ stock-market rally - MW

War on bitcoin? Govt panel seeks crackdown on cryptocurrency dealers in India - ET

Govt plans to make hallmark for gold jewellery mandatory by January - BS

The World's 100 Most Powerful Women In 2017 - FO

India to be high middle income economy by 2047: World Bank CEO - BL

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