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I know cricket is India's No.1 sport but basketball has potential too: NBA legend Vlade DivacNBA legend Vlade Divac visited New Delhi to promote basketball. He interacted with over 100 children at an event. Divac expressed surprise ...- TiEcon 2025: What it takes to be a sport and cultivate cultural capital in the age of AIVeteran executives in sports and entertainment converged in California on day one of TiEcon to share personal stories and talk about authen...
- Adam Neumann's final WeWork act: helping SoftBank's SPAC dealNeumann also stands to benefit from the SPAC deal as he still has a roughly 10% stake in WeWork, worth around $790 million.
- View: The IPO rush in the US illustrates the capital opportunity the government of India is wastingThere is a mass of capital out there hungry for profitable deployment and raring to finance infrastructure and revive growth in India, if o...
- Kings owner Vivek Ranadive's team to have NBA exhibitions in native India“Sharing Indian culture with our fans and connecting with our supporters in India represents the incredible opportunity we have as an NBA t...
- Indian-American to lead University of California's investment fundA prominent Indian-American businessmen will lead a venture to collect funds for University of California with an aim to invest in innovati...
- Virtual reality headsets transport Mumbai's youngsters to an NBA gameIn a first of sorts, youngsters watched the Sacramento Kings vs LA Clippers game live at an international school in Bandra, Mumbai.
- Indian-origin Gursimran 'Sim' Bhullar makes his NBA debut and tastes 16 seconds of big court action"It was a great feeling and I'm happy to be kind of an ambassador. This is just the beginning. I really think today was the moment, the big...
- Indian-origin cager Sim Bhullar makes NBA debutSim Bhullar today became the first player of Indian descent to play in the high-profile National Basketball Association (NBA) league as he ...
- Tech tycoon Vivek Ranadive's daughter sang for PM Narendra ModiDuring a visit to Mumbai, Indian-American billionaire Vivek Ranadive shared dreams for his basketball team, his admiration for the PM and g...
- Big stars lining up for PM Narendra Modi reception in New YorkIACF had earlier announced that Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri and PBS NewsHour Weekend Anchor Hari Sreenivasan will emcee the event.
- Sim Bhullar becomes first Indian-origin player to join NBAOriginally from Canada, Bhullar's parents hail from Punjab. His height is in his genes with his father 6.5 feet tall and his being mother's...
- Ball in his courtThe parish received word from Vivek Ranadive, the Indianborn American software tycoon's community impact division about a new court.
- How IT millionaire Vivek Ranadive plans to make basketball India’s No. 2 sport of choiceVivek Ranadive, founder of a Palo Altobased IT co Tibco and 1st Indian to co-own an NBA team, has a vision for basketball that extends to I...
- Satya Nadella is macro-man at Microsoft, understands emerging markets intimatelyAs Satya Nadella takes over as the first non-founder CEO of Microsoft in Washington, experts say that he understands Indian market intimate...
- Incredible Indian techies in the US technology landscapeA list of prominent NRI techies in the US technology landscape.
- Now an Indian owner for NBA franchiseA group based in Sacramento, California and headed by an Indian called Vivek Ranadive, has agreed to an offer to buy NBA side Sacramento Ki...
- World Economic Forum Davos 2012: Vivek Ranadive launches social networking site TopCom for leaders to interactTIBCO Software, founded by Vivek Ranadive, has launched TopCom for participants of the World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos.
- US Federal Reserve and governments should switch to realtime processing: Vivek Ranadive, CEO, TibcoTibco helps nearly 2,000 companies collate information scattered across databases and make decisions almost instantaneously.
- Steve Jobs was the Leonardo da Vinci of our time: An Indian friend of the iconic Apple founderSteve sat on the floor and said "Namaste". He said "You are the master of selling technology to Wall Street and I want to learn from you," ...
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