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Europe’s economy faces the hard reality of climate change this summerThe intense heatwaves sweeping across Europe this summer are leaving deep economic scars. With soaring temperatures and severe drought hamp...- Driver rams car into crowd in western Germany, leaving 1 person dead and others injuredIn Mannheim, Germany, a car rammed into a crowd in Paradeplatz, killing one and injuring others. Police have arrested a suspect and are inv...
- The AI revolution will change work but nobody agrees howIn March, Goldman Sachs estimated that the technology behind popular AI tools such as DALL-E and ChatGPT could automate the equivalent of 3...
- AMET 2023 is on February 25 and March 5: All you need to know about the MBA course, scholarship, placements and moreAt Amrita, the curriculum is crafted to meet the standards of future managers and entrepreneurs, helmed by world-class faculty members with...
- Here’s everything you need to know about Amrita Business School and what makes it one of the top B-schools in IndiaEverything you need to know about Amrita Business School, an offshoot of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, a NAAC – Grade A++ accredited, multi-d...
- Is studying in Germany really free?Contrary to popular belief that Indian students prefer English speaking countries like the US, Canada, UK and Australia; Germany continues ...
- Central bankers seek new role in brave new worldHaving struggled to lift anaemic inflation for years, officials including the heads of the ECB, the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of En...
- Trump’s Fed attacks do shape the marketsGoldman Sachs said there is “weak evidence” to suggest markets are moved by the Tweets.
- Dynastic politics: A look at the leading families of 2019 Lok Sabha pollsWhile the BJP may lampoon the Congress for dynastic politics, a study by researchers at Harvard University and University of Mannheim shows...
- For high-flying China, signs of a hard landing are now clear. Here's proofChina’s economic performance this month suggests that a slowdown in growth is taking hold, even as policy makers raise efforts to clamp dow...
- Female researchers paid 14 per cent less than men, says studyThe difference in earnings persists in spite of the fact that the quality of research of females does not differ from that of males, the st...
- Entrepreneurs, working mothers among 11% women students in IIM Calcutta's executive MBA programmeEntrepreneurs, scientists, working mothers are among the motley bunch of students that make up the ninth batch of PG program for Executives...
- TOI impact: Electricity from your gardenThe table in the garden of a family home in Nieder glatt, not far from Zurich, looks like many a garden table — simple design, chromium ste...
- SAP co-founder Klaus Tschira dies at the age of 74Klaus Tschira who with four former IBM colleagues co-founded Germany’s SAP SE and helped turn it into one of the world's most influential s...
- Greece will be saved if it stops lending to its elitesAnd if true economic reform cannot be delivered, then a euro- area exit remains the only other available option.
- China’s Nebulae is 2nd fastest supercomputerIndia's fastest supercomputer - Tata Sons-owned EKA - has now slipped from being ninthfastest supercomputer in the world to land at number ...
- Wipro brings SAP ex-CEO Kagermann on boardWipro has announced that the former CEO of SAP AG, Henning Kagermann, would be joining its board from October 27 this year. Savvy girls in ...
- India looks greener to foreign students as jobs dry up in USWith the job scene getting more and more disappointing in Europe and the US, many students have started feeling that India offers a better ...
- 8 Indian supercomps in world's top 500 listHewlett Packard said that a total of eight entries in the list of top 500 supercomputers are from India and six out of the eight entries ar...
- NEC challenges IBM, Cray with new supercomputerNEC Corp began worldwide sales on Thursday of a supercomputer it said will challenge world leaders IBM Corp and Cray Inc.
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