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The $720 Billion Bet Behind South Korea’s Race To Power The AI Boom
South Korea is running out of room. For SK Hynix, the world’s leading maker of high-bandwidth memory, that is becoming…
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The E20 Story Gets Awkward As Automakers’ Private Emails Raise Fuel Contamination Fears
India’s E20 debate took an unexpected turn this week. Just days after the government publicly assured motorists that ethanol-blended petrol…
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How Did A Pilot Struggling With Sleep End Up Flying An Air India Flight That Later Lost 300 Feet Amid Multiple Hydraulic Warnings? Serious Questions For Air India, Its Employees And DGCA
Air India flight AI2379 was flying from Phuket to Delhi on August 4 with 137 passengers, including three infants, and…
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The Buy Now Pay Later Trap Catching 49% Of Gen Z As Concerts And Groceries Push A Generation To Live On Credit
For older generations, entering the credit system usually came later in life. Consumers born in the 1960s and 1970s typically…
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How Did Tata Group Go From The Ratan Tata Era To A Leadership Confrontation Over N Chandrasekaran’s Future?
N Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Sons, is considering stepping down from the top post ahead of the company’s August 18…
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Karnataka Takes Ola, Uber And Rapido To The Supreme Court Over Bike Taxis And Passenger Safety
The Karnataka government has told the Supreme Court that motorcycles do not have the safety features required to carry passengers…
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Banks Seek RBI Relief As Bond Market Volatility Leaves Treasury Earnings Under Pressure Or Are Banks Simply Asking To Push Today’s Pain Into Tomorrow?
Indian banks are once again asking the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for regulatory relief on losses arising from their…
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Earthquake Of 4.2 Magnitude Hits Uttarkashi. Tremors From Japan To South America Signal A Global Surge And A 400 Year Seismic Cycle May Be Closing In
Uttarkashi in Uttarakhand recorded an earthquake of magnitude 4.2, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), with tremors felt across…
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Bengaluru Raids On Taj And Lalit Find Rotten Food, Shattering The Illusion Of Premium Dining. Money Does Not Buy Quality And Turns The Street Food Debate On Its Head
Are they saving on costs? Expired milk. Rotten vegetables. Questionable meat storage. This is what food safety raids uncovered inside…
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No It May Not Have Been Just Turbulence The Air India Incident Now Shadows A Pilot Dope Test Question
One of the two pilots operating the Air India flight that recently encountered severe turbulence and a sudden loss of…
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