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Daily Updates on Career, Startups & Business 01 August 2018 Career [Cut down work stress like this]( ET - Remember the basic rules like taking breaks, meeting friends and prioritising health - Learn to better manage your time - Create boundaries to separate things that make you uncomfortable - Speak to a counsellor about your stress-related issues - Separate work from family life [Debit card charges you may not be aware of]( NDTV - A charge for re-generating your ATM PIN - Maintenance charge that is added on an annual basis - Charges for replacement or reissuing of your debit card Startups [HealthPlix picks up $3 mn funding]( Inc42 HealthPlix, a Bengaluru-based startup has raised $3 million in its series A round of funding. The company wants to change the way diseases are treated in outpatient care. The company is currently serving 130 cities in areas like cardiology, oncology, nephrology, diabetology etc. The company helps doctors automate the entire workflow. [Swiggy Super to rival Zomato]( NDTV Swiggy’s new paid membership programme called Swiggy Super will give people free deliveries any time, without surge pricing and from any restaurant serving their area. The package is priced at Rs 99-149 for a one-month plan. Initially, only some users in seven cities will be able to avail the service. [HealthSignz raises $5 mn]( Biospectrum India HealthSignz, an AI-based startup, has raised $5 million. The startup uses AI and machine learning software to make healthcare easy at various operational levels. The startup looks at the needs of all stakeholders in the healthcare system right from hospitals to pharmacies to wellness to diagnostics. Business [WhatsApp announces group calling feature]( ET WhatsApp has rolled out its group calling feature for both iOS and Android devices globally. One call can connect up to four people. The company says that it has been adapted for various global networks and all the calls are also end-to-end encrypted. [Online discounts may soon be stopped]( ET A new e-commerce policy is in the works to give more power to Indian online companies. One of the rules says that deep discounts must be stopped which is a common practice in companies like Flipkart and Amazon. Indian companies will be given incentives in ways that won’t violate international agreements. [OnePlus gets a big chunk of India]( Business Standard In Q2 2018, OnePlus held 40% market share in the country, beating Samsung which had 34%. Apple saw its share dip to a lowest ever of 14%. This is in the premium segment of Rs 30,000 and above. Don't want to receive Career related News and content? [Unsubscribe]( [⠀]