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US firm to launch 'revolutionary' portable AI ultrasound device in BangladeshExo Imaging, a US-based company, plans to introduce its AI-powered portable ultrasound device in Bangladesh, marking its first Asian deploy...- Intel chairman Omar Ishrak steps downOmar Ishrak had stepped down and the chipmaker appointed board director Frank Yeary as his replacement.
- From Satya Nadella to Sundar Pichai: What makes Indian-origin CEOs stand out?While immigrants have faced discrimination, most Indian leaders never let it drag them down or are bitter about it. Instead, they are grate...
- Intel chairman planning up to $1 billion health-tech SPAC IPOIshrak, who previously ran medical device giant Medtronic Plc, could file public registration documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchan...
- Intel ropes in VMware's Pat Gelsinger as CEO, to replace Bob SwanIntel was the world leader in chip-making technology for decades but has lost its manufacturing edge in recent years to Taiwanese and Korea...
- Medtronic Plc plans largest global Research & Development centre at HyderabadThe Irish medical technology firm, known for inventing battery-powered pacemaker, offers medical products to treat over 70 health condition...
- Apple, JP Morgan, Pepsi fear ‘harm’ from Donald Trump’s H-1B visa policyTop US biz leaders have signed a letter expressing 'serious concerns' about Trump’s new visa policy.
- USIBC inducts new board members from multiple sectors"USIBC and its board of directors remain committed to advancing the bilateral commercial relationship between the two countries."
- Medtronic looks to tap 20% Indians who can afford medical devices: CEO Omar IshrakUS-based Medtronic's CEO Omar Ishrak reveals how India is an important market and the need for "alignment of resources" to tap the market.
- Apollo, Medtronic ink pact to develop dialysis system in IndiaThe collaboration will leverage on a technology platform developed by Medtronic, supported with clinical insight from Apollo.
- Contribution of emerging market should double in next three-four years: Omar Ishrak, MedtronicThis is still a small piece of India, but if they can afford it why don’t they get it? The answer revolves around three reasons, Ishrak sai...
- Simone Ahuja: Blood Orange's 'jugaad innovator' advises MNCs about adopting cheaper waysThere is a lot of difference between jugaad and jugaad innovation. While the former may be symbolic of sloppy the latter is about innovatio...
- No screening tests for overseas Indian doctors to practise in their homelandThe Centre would permit overseas Indian doctors to practise in the country without undergoing screening tests, Union Health Secy said.
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