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First Step Towards A Quantum Leap For India
First Step Towards A Quantum Leap For India The mission had previously been announced during the 2020 Budget speech by…
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Britain’s BT Group Enters Into Firing Spree To Lay Off Up To 55,000 By 2030 After Fibre Roll-Out Ends.
BT Group, the United Kingdom‘s largest broadband and mobile provider, plans to shed up to 55,000 jobs, including contractors, by…
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Vedanta Is In Negotiations With International Banks Over A $500 Million Loan.
According to two persons familiar with the situation, Anil Agarwal’s Vedanta Resources Ltd (VRL) is in talks with Deutsche Bank…
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Singapore Airlines Rewards Mega Bonus To Its Employees After Hitting 13000 Crore Annual Profit
Singapore Airlines will be paying its eligible employees with 8 months salary as bonus after pandemic sacrifices and record annual…
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Gautam Gambhir Sued Punjab Kesari Of A Defamation Case Worth Rs. 2 Crore
Gautam Gambhir, Member of Parliament and Former Indian Cricketer is seeking damages worth Rs. 2 crores from Hindi Daily Newspaper,…
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China Criticizes British Liz Truss’s Trip To Taiwan As A “Dangerous Political Stunt” Meant To Spark Conflict.
China’s territorial disputes with Taiwan have been a topic of tension in international relations for decades. As a result of…
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Hyderabad Witnesses A New Pool Of Investments For The Entertainment And Healthcare Sector.
Warner Bros. Discovery, the great global media and entertainment conglomerate, has chosen Hyderabad to house its international development centre (IDC),…
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Oracle Shows Exit To Over 3000 Employees In Its Health IT Acquisition Unit Cerner
Oracle sacked more than 3000 employees from Health IT arm Cerner this month, in tune with the layoffs handed out…
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Agraga, A Logistics Startup, Raised Rs. 70 Cr; Will Resolve Intermediary Deliveries
Agraga, a digital logistics startup, raised around Rs. 70 crores (equivalent to $8.51 million) in a Series A round led…
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Justice Served As Deutsche Bank To Pay $75 Million To Epstein Accusers
Deutsche Bank, a global financial organization in Germany, agreed to pay a settlement to its victims of financier Jeffrey Epstein…
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