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Infosys calls employees to work from office for In-Person Collab WeeksInfosys enforces In-Person Collab Weeks for ENG-IoT employees, urging them to work from office for a minimum of 10 days per month. The comp...
"Western countries have long preferred to supply Pakistan, not India": EAM Jaishankar reasserts defence cooperation with RussiaThe External Affairs Minister reaffirmed India's defence and trade cooperation with Russia, noting a shift in arms supply trends over the p...
ChatGPT will change our world, says Microsoft's Bill GatesChatGPT, developed by US firm OpenAI and backed by Microsoft Corp, has been rated the fastest-growing consumer app in history.
European shares set for weekly gains as travel stocks soarThe pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.7% by 0711 GMT and was set for a 0.6% weekly gain after worries about global growth dented markets ...
Volkswagen's CEO Herbert Diess to step aside at Skoda, SeatAt Seat, Diess would be succeeded by current technology head Thomas Schmall and at Skoda by Murat Aksel, head of procurement on the Volkswa...
Meet the two men in tug-of-war for Merkel mantleAs head of the CDU, affable Merkel loyalist Armin Laschet would normally be the obvious choice to lead the party and the CSU. But with supp...
European shares rise on Brexit trade deal hopesThe pan-European STOXX 600 index traded 0.4% higher after political editor Robert Peston at Britain's ITV said a Brexit trade deal between ...
This week in EM: Brazil boosts currency defense, while India and Turkey hike ratesIndia’s rupee fell even after the central bank unexpectedly raised its policy rate for the first time since 2014.
Monsanto earnings disappointment may help Bayer with its bidMonsanto posted lower-than-estimated profit and sales for its fiscal third quarter as it faces lower farmer spending amid weak agricultural...
- International auditors start work on Greek budget
EU and IMF auditors began taking a hard look at the Greek budget on Monday to assess the impact of draconian spending cuts the government s...
- $1 trillion rescue package only buys time: ECB
Experts are questioning whether the $1 trillion rescue loan package would resolve the continent's underlying debt problem. Greece crisis | ...
- Greece a step closer to EU-IMF aid, asks to discuss loan plan
Greece moved closer to asking for an EU-IMF debt lifeline as it requested talks on a backup loan and the IMF said it was dispatching an exp...
- Fiat's arrival at Chrysler wheel changes auto landscape
The landscape of the global auto industry is set to be radically redrawn with the appointment on Thursday of Fiat corporate rescue maestro ...
- Differences emerge ahead of EU bank crisis meeting
Signs of discord between France and Germany emerged ahead of a proposed meeting on the financial crisis by the leaders of Europe's four big...
- German bank in Lehman embarrassment
The German government demanded a swift explanation Wednesday of an apparent technical mistake that led a state-owned development bank to tr...