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What is Ruthenium? The rare metal behind the latest price spikeRuthenium prices have reached an all-time high, driven by surging demand from the AI boom, particularly in data storage and cloud computing...- Ruthenium prices hit record high as AI boom squeezes supplyUsed in electronics, semiconductors, and chemical processing, ruthenium is seeing rising demand from AI-driven data storage and cloud com...
- Diplomats from 15 countries witness polling in Srinagar, Budgam; say they are impressed by the processA delegation of diplomats from 15 countries visited polling booths in Jammu and Kashmir to observe the electoral process. They interacted w...
- European soccer leagues insist they have no plans for games in the US. A lawsuit could change thatFIFA has shifted its long-time policy of blocking domestic league games being played on the territory of another member federation by withd...
- Theresa Nist marries Gerry Turner in a Badgley Mishka wedding dressIn a captivating live televised wedding on ABC Thursday night, Theresa Nist, a 70-year-old New Jersey grandmother, became the wife of the f...
- Red Sea attacks force rerouting of vessels, disrupting supply chainsSeveral major freight firms -- including MSC -- have begun to sail around Africa instead, adding costs and delays which are expected to be ...
- Julie Ertz retires after over 10 years with USWNT; Take a look at her careerJulie Ertz's list of accolades speaks volumes about her impact on the pitch. She boasts two World Cup titles, two CONCACAF titles, and an O...
- Sweden send holders US spinning out of World Cup after penalty dramaThe USA have long been the dominant force in international women's football: they have won the World Cup four times and were chasing an unp...
- Rewiring Our BrainNeuroplasticity, a scientific advancement, has shown that even as we age, contrary to what was earlier believed, it is possible to develop ...
- The big questions of WFH era: Who should pay for the coffee, toilet paper and home office set-upWork from home could be a permanent legacy of the Covid crisis.
- 100% FDI in coal mining to help India achieve 300 MT steel output target: DeloitteIn August, the government had allowed 100 per cent foreign investment in coal mining and contract manufacturing. Digitisation in mining is ...
- Excessive alcohol & caffeine consumption is holding journalists backResearchers found that the highest functions of journalists' brain were operating at a lower level than the average population.
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- PREVIEW - European football split as UEFA elects new presidentSOCCER-UEFA-ELECTION:PREVIEW - European football split as UEFA elects new president
- ODesk to be world's largest online workplace: CEO Gary SwartODesk claims to be world's largest online workplace where savvy businesses can hire, manage and pay a talented workforce on independent pro...
- Freelancing could become as big as outsourcing industryOver 1.2 million of 3 million plus users on www.freelancer.com come from India, making it the number one freelancer country on their websit...
- 'Pink Panther 2' tickles Berlin Film FestivalSteve Martin tickled the Berlin Film Festival with comedy caper "Pink Panther 2", keeping alive the bumbling Inspector Clouseau almost 30 y...
- Tata Tea buys 33% in South Africa's JoekelsThe Rs 3,000-crore branded tea major, Tata Tea has acquired a 33% stake in the $5-m South African tea company, Joekels Tea Packers, through...
- Tetley sips African cup of teaTata Tea announced the acquisition of a 33 per cent stake in South African tea company Joekels Tea.
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