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Top Headlines: Handset shops fall to Covid-19, truck rentals hit top gear

Business Standard brings to you top headlines on Wednesday

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In the past year, thousands of handset retail stores – about 8 per cent of the total of 120,000 - have shut as a result of lockdowns and e-commerce giants enticing consumers with discounted phones. Truck rentals have risen sharply across key trunk routes in the past fortnight as states started unlocking in phases. Business Standard brings to you top headlines on Wednesday.

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