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Word of the Day: TessellatedDiscover the word tessellated, meaning surfaces with repeating shapes fitting perfectly. This pattern appears in tiled floors, mosaics, and...- Nestle shifted critical recycling goal and revealed scale of plastics problemIn 2022, Nestle, Unilever, Mondelez, and Ferrero rolled back plastic goals, causing an additional 280,000 metric tons of non-recyclable was...
- Watching birds return homeAs the first fluttering wings appear overhead, a sense of wonder washes over you. Silhouetted against the fading light, these travellers pa...
- You think, therefore you think you are...It is a Catch-22 situation. Or even a compounded Catch-44 one. But where did the problem start? What was the thin edge of the wedge, the be...
- Credit Suisse chairman: 'Truly sorry' for bank's demiseThe hastily arranged takeover by Zurich-based UBS, for which Switzerland invoked emergency legislation, bypassed Credit Suisse shareholders...
- Credit Suisse faces anger at final shareholder meetingTuesday's shareholder meeting marks an ignominious end for the 167-year-old flagship bank founded by Alfred Escher, a Swiss magnate affecti...
- How Credit Suisse has evolved over 167 yearsFollowing is a timeline outlining the 167-year history of Credit Suisse Group, the Zurich-based bank that is being bought at a knockdown pr...
- UBS and Credit Suisse: Similar Swiss banks with differing fortunesCredit Suisse is still looking shaky despite taking a $54-billion lifeline thrown by the Swiss central bank. Investors remain nervous about...
- Near ''cliff''s edge,'' Credit Suisse not seen as systemic riskExperts say the upheaval is largely a byproduct of Credit Suisse's troubles in recent years - making it look relatively vulnerable - and in...
- Inside Istanbul's private retreats of the Sultans, where time stands stillOstensibly intended as private retreats, in reality, these kasirs were places to scheme & plot.
- Credit Suisse in spotlight ahead of strategy shiftThe embattled Swiss lender is trying to recover from a string of scandals and lawsuits and could embark on a fundamental revamp to slim dow...
- View: Tech has yet to devise a perpetual motion machine, but Covid has invented a perpetual motion vaccineWhile well-meaning organisations like WHO may wring their hands in hapless dismay at this unending state of affairs, mathematicians and myt...
- Couch or cubicle? Vaccine may not lure Americans back to the officeThe Pew poll of 5,800 working adults in mid-October found that the transition has been easy for most. It allowed them to remain productive,...
- Leave out tech & urbanisation, turn to classics for values: Manjul BhargavaOn the mathematician's most-influenced-by book list are classics that married science and aesthetics.
- IIMB’s eclectic course kindles latent creativity in studentsAccording to Prof B Shekar, who offers this course, IIMB is the only management institute in India to get arts and science into its curricu...
- ET Recomendations: Gadget & appsSeagate wants to debunk this thought with the Seven — the world’s slimmest external hard drive.
- Leadership goes beyond having a visionAn exciting part of my journey is the wonderful opportunity to meet many leaders, and whenever they share their beliefs and experiences, on...
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