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No health insurance but a personal medical fund: How good is this idea?As medical treatment costs soar, should you rely solely on health insurance or build your own personal medical fund? This article explores ...- Nandan Nilekani calls for expanding Account Aggregators to reach street vendors for access creditNandan Nilekani emphasizes the importance of expanding the Account Aggregator framework to include self-employed individuals. He highlights...
- US midterms 2026: Why AI data centres, power bills and water use are becoming local election issuesThe 2026 US midterm elections are on the horizon and data centers for artificial intelligence are becoming a big issue Voters are worried a...
- US FTC subpoenas OpenAI and Anthropic over consumer harms, Axios reportsThe US Federal Trade Commission has initiated an investigation into leading AI firms, amid rising safety concerns and allegations of mislea...
- Denmark data breach: Hacker reportedly used ‘123456’ password to access national registryThe data breach was also confirmed by Denmark's Central Population Register (CPR) administration, which maintains the country's national da...
- Australia says won't let big tech have 'unfettered' access to kidsAustralia said Thursday it refused to allow big tech to have "unfettered" access to its kids as it formally introduced new legislation that...
- 'Data centres must be seen as strategic infrastructure': Niti Aayog reportNiti Aayog has released a report urging states to consider data centres as strategic infrastructure. The report suggests a structured appro...
- Singapore data centre developer DayOne's billings surpass 1 gigawattSingapore-based data centre developer DayOne said on Wednesday its total billings exceeded 1 gigawatt (GW), a day after financing for its e...
- EU watchdog says smart glasses must give 'clear warnings' when recordingThe European Union's central data regulator on Tuesday said smart glasses should give "clear warnings" when they are recording, after a pub...
- No wallet. No smartphone. Pune techie forgot both on his first date; 10 years later, she still paysA Pune-based techie’s first date with his now-wife began with an embarrassing mishap: he forgot his wallet and had no smartphone to make a ...
- Your student loan could disappear, then the IRS Bill arrives: What changed in 2026?A report by Protect Borrowers estimates that between 2 million and 3 million Americans could face federal tax bills over the next decade. T...
- US moves to stop AI data centres from pushing up household electricity bills. Here's what could change for AmericansAs artificial intelligence expands across the US, data centres are consuming more electricity, raising concerns about rising power bills fo...
- Norway fines Microsoft's Xandr $9.6 million over Grindr data sharingXandr relayed data revealing the sexual orientation of users of Grindr, a dating app for LGBTQIA+ people, to companies in automated ad auct...
- 63 Moons Technologies shares rally 9% as subsidiary raises FY27 revenue guidance to Rs 600 croreShares of 63 Moons Technologies rallied after subsidiary 63SATS Cybertech reported Rs 218 crore in first-half FY27 billings and raised its ...
- China's trade restrictions for services exporters under reviewIndia is proactively gathering insights on the trade hurdles faced by its services exporters in China, engaging with industry representativ...
- ‘I work for money’ to ‘money works for me’: CA explains 7 stages from financial survival to true wealthCA Nitin Kaushik has outlined seven stages of financial growth, explaining why earning Rs 2 lakh a month may not guarantee financial securi...
- Lawmakers raise alarm at Google plan to acquire Spirit Airlines data for AI modelsMore than 120 US lawmakers raised concerns about Google's deal to acquire Spirit Airlines' internal data for artificial intelligence. The d...
- India can unlock AI gains by opening up enterprise data, says World Bank's Neelkanth MishraNeelkanth Mishra from the World Bank Group highlighted the issue of enterprise data accessibility in India. He stated that 99 percent of co...
- Australia probes app used in cheap smart glasses over privacy fearsAustralia is investigating how and where the firm behind an app used in popular low-cost smart glasses collects and stores personal data, t...
- ASOS hacked? A threatning 'we will leak it' alert has shoppers checking their accounts; is their data at risk and should customers delete the app?An alarming notification appeared through the ASOS app. However, the broader claim behind the message has not been verified. Someone appear...
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