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Indian companies in the UK have a total turnover of £41.2 billion in 2020: report

Indian companies in the UK, with a cumulative turnover of £41.2 billion, employed 110,793 people in 2020, compared with 104,783 employment they generated in 2019, said a latest report. The seventh…

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