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Byju's Aakash endgame; Startup deal street wakes upHappy Monday! Byju's US lenders and Manipal are close to sealing a settlement over Aakash. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.- An SNL 'All Drug Olympics?' Not quite. But these Enhanced Games are no jokeThe "Enhanced Games" in Las Vegas allows athletes to use performance enhancers, aiming to challenge mainstream sports' anti-doping efforts ...
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- Meta began 2026 with a sharp cut of over 1,000 Reality Labs jobs – are Facebook or Instagram affected, or is Apple and Google’s AI wearables competition responsible?Meta began 2026 with a major workforce reset, cutting over 1,000 jobs from its Reality Labs division. The layoffs, affecting nearly 10% of ...
- Five states enact SNAP bans on soda and candy starting January 1 — what shoppers need to knowFrom January 1, five US states will limit what SNAP users can buy at grocery stores. Soda, candy, and some drinks are being removed in diff...
- 18 states may ban too much junk food for SNAP users — here’s what could disappear from grocery cartsEighteen states are set to implement SNAP reform on January 1, banning certain 'junk foods,' but a lack of clear guidance from the Trump ad...
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- Snap to launch lightweight, immersive spectacles in 2026 as smartglass race heats upSnap’s Specs are wearable computers that are integrated into a lightweight pair of glasses featuring see-through lenses that augment the ph...
- French Open 2025: Doping cases, lingering lawsuit, players seek more Slam money and more to knowAs the French Open approaches, tennis faces off-court battles, including player revenue disputes with Grand Slam tournaments, led by figure...
- Australian children able to bypass age limit set by social media platforms, report showsIn November, Australia approved a social media ban for children under 16, setting a benchmark for jurisdictions around the world. The ban i...
- Explained: What will happen to TikTok?The ban is the end result of 2024 legislation passed on national security concerns that called for TikTok parent ByteDance to sell the popu...
- GIFT Nifty signals a muted start for D-Street. Here's the trading setup for today's sessionDomestic markets surged as indices hit fresh highs, driven by the Fed's aggressive rate cut. Nifty gained 3% in September 2024 and is neari...
- Paris mayor dips into the Seine River to showcase its improved cleanliness before Olympic eventsClad in a wetsuit and goggles, Hidalgo plunged into the river near the imposing-looking City Hall, her office, and the Notre Dame Cathedral...
- Italy and France spar over abortion at G7 summitItaly demands removal of 'safe and legal abortion' reference from G7 summit statement, sparking dispute with France's Macron over differing...
- Paytm shares fall 4% after payment bank CEO quitsThe development comes almost a month after Paytm Payments Bank stopped basic banking services under the instructions from the Reserve Bank ...
- Meta posts fastest growth since 2021; registers $11.58 billion profit for Q3Social media company Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has reported a 164% increase in net profit for Q3 2023, reaching $11.58bn. The compa...
- Why Snap is wooing BharatA few years ago, Snap, the parent of photo-sharing application Snapchat, was said to be disinterested in India. Now, it is looking to drive...
- $1.3 trillion housing boom set to be India's next growth driverPM’s drive to bring homes to 1.3 billion people will unleash a $1.3 trillion wave of investment in housing over the next 7 years.
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