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This blood test may reveal lung cancer risk long before symptomsA new blood test can predict lung cancer more than five years before diagnosis. This breakthrough offers hope for early detection in India....- Feroze Azeez sees better risk-reward in equities than gold despite global uncertaintyHDFC Mutual Fund's new investment limits on gold ETFs and funds are sparking debate on investor behavior and asset allocation. Expert Feroz...
- The great $100-billion tech shift: GCCs tighten grip on India’s talent marketIndia's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) jobs: India's Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are rapidly outpacing traditional IT services, driv...
- India in “peak pessimism” phase, but cyclical recovery may lift earnings: Arbind MaheswariIndian markets are navigating slow earnings growth and valuation worries. However, experts see early signs of a cyclical recovery. Despite ...
- Demand for senior technology leaders in India is bucking a slowdown in broader tech hiringAs per experts, many MNCs are considering shifting global tech positions to India, mostly to their GCCs. Ratna Gupta, senior partner, ABC C...
- Nifty under pressure; 23,000 break sparks further concern: AnalystsGeopolitical tensions in West Asia are expected to cause continued downward trends and sharp swings in Nifty this week. Analysts suggest Ni...
- From potholes to illegal parking, AI dashcams will soon watch everything on India's 40,000-km highwaysIndia's highways are set to gain AI-powered dashcams, enabling continuous monitoring of nearly 40,000 km of roads. This initiative aims to ...
- BITS Pilani placements jump 11% for 2025 batch; salaries, offers hit record highsBITS Pilani witnessed an 11% surge in placements for the 2025 batch, driven by increased offers and higher salaries across diverse sectors....
- India to hold top spot for economic growth but risks to downside remain - Reuters pollIndia is predicted to be the fastest-growing major economy this fiscal year, driven by government spending ahead of the general election. H...
- Broadband definition of minimum download speed raised to 2 MbpsThe recent gazette notification went on to the say that "Broadband is a data connection that is able to support interactive services, inclu...
- India's housing market to remain resilient, defying global downtrend: PollAverage house prices in India were expected to rise 5.0% over each of the next three years, lagging the current consumer price inflation ra...
- U.S. CEO pay soars 31% on stock and cash awards, study findsChief executives receiving big pay increases included the leaders of tech giant Apple and semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom Inc,, accordi...
- Four out of five H-1B visa holders get higher wages than US average: StudyThe average offered wage for all 61,420 H-1B requesting employers in FY 2019 was $100,461, while the average prevailing wage determination ...
- No tangible impact of New Zealand visa curbs on Indian tech companies: NasscomIndian IT companies get over 60% of their revenues from the North American market, about 20% from Europe and the remaining from the other e...
- Infosys COO's pay hike row: High salary isn’t greed, say HR expertsExperts say it is the competitive nature of an industry, the scale of a company and the competencies required in a CEO that should be the d...
- Rapid rise in private sector debt posing risk to economies: FitchForeign-currency debt was highest as a share of GDP in Turkey at 41 per cent (including indexed debt) and Russia at 37 per cent.
- Some PSUs positive on creating jobs for sports persons: Sarbananda SonowalUnion Minister of State for Sports Sarbananda Sonowal said some PSUs have responded positively to the Centre's appeal for creating special ...
- With a woman at helm, fairer HR policies likely at SBIArundhati Bhattacharya today hinted at allowing staff to avail of long sabbaticals, among other initiatives.
- Subprime-hit Prince looks to sell his homeFormer Citigroup chief executive officer Charles O ‘Chuck’ Prince III lost his job because of the housing slump.
- Forward-looking funding policy needed for infrastructureWe may become the makers of our fate when we have ceased to pose as its prophets, noted philosopher Karl Popper.
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