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Paralyzing winter storms put a big chill on the US economy, but how much?A severe winter storm is inflicting significant economic damage across the U.S., with experts struggling to quantify its multi-billion doll...- How sleep impacts your health and productivity, is it better to stay awake till late night or get up early?It unpacks the science behind chronotypes - the biological wiring that determines whether you naturally wake up early or stay up late - and...
- Private banks lead India’s sectoral narrative for global investors: Herald Van Der LindeWe see that outflows from the US and they have to go somewhere in the rest of the world and if you are a market that is largely domesticall...
- Jaishankar on Kashmir: ‘When West interferes, it’s for freedom; others have malign intention’External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar criticized Western countries' intentions regarding the Kashmir issue during his speech at the Raisi...
- Why secularism is dying in India and beyondReligiosity is seeing a more messianic fervour across the religious spectrum in India. The same is the case with Europe and the US where at...
- Over next few years, India will have a much more balanced economy: Ritesh JainAccording to Ritesh Jain, India is transitioning from a services-based economy to a manufacturing-based economy, driven by government focus...
- Sharp correction in December dispatches for Passenger Vehicles in India indicates market slowdownIn December, passenger vehicle (PV) manufacturers in India are expected to experience a significant decline in dispatches to dealers, signa...
- The true threat of artificial intelligenceIn May, more than 350 technology executives, researchers and academics signed a statement warning of the existential dangers of artificial ...
- India's ticking heat bomb is testing limits of human survivalThe national weather office has forecast rising temperatures in the coming weeks after India experienced its hottest February since 1901. T...
- TikTok, YouTube and Facebook want to appear trustworthy. Don't be fooled.Facebook, Twitter and YouTube long ago lost the battle for public opinion, facing ire from consumers and lawmakers about A.I. systems that ...
- Michael B Jordan creating his own Black Superman project for streamer HBO MaxThe project is said to be based on the Val-Zod version of the iconic superhero character.
- Philip Morris aims to phase out cigarettes in Japan within decadeThe Marlboro maker announced in 2016 a long-term goal to stop selling cigarettes and replace them with alternatives that it says are less h...
- Michael B Jordan-starrer 'Without Remorse' will premiere on Amazon Prime Video in AprilAmazon recently acquired the new film series based on author Tom Clancy's character John Clark.
- Data privacy no more about nerds, everyone's talking about it: Signal co-founder Brian ActonBrian Acton, co-founder of WhatsApp, left Facebook in 2017 and in 2018 co-founded Signal which is now being considered the gold standard of...
- Michael B Jordan named 2020's 'Sexiest Man Alive' by People magazineThe actor is known for his critically-acclaimed performances in 'Creed' & 'Black Panther'.
- How a skewed demography, digital revolution and changing social mores are making growing old in India difficultFrom consumption to knowledge, the balance in India is now tilted in favour of the digitally savvy young.
- Will the surge in digital payments sustain?Market leader Paytm, backed by Alibaba, says it is currently processing 5 million transactions a day and added over 14 million users in Nov...
- Designer Prabal Gurung on fulfilling his mother's wish and dressing Michelle ObamaThe 37-year-old designer has dressed some of the sassiest women in the world, including Kate Middleton, Lady Gaga, and Tina Fey.
- At big risk: Girl child losing out on cancer treatmentGender bias among families of paediatric cancer patients worrying, say doctors.
- Nokia sale: It's more than a mobile phone changing handsNokia’s biggest customer was Russia, the result of a trade treaty with Finland. In 1963, Nokia started a radiotelephones business for army ...
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