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(Telecompaper) Google announced the startups selected for the Google for Startups Growth Academy: Cybersecurity...

The IIT Kanpur and the Univ of California will also provide opportunities for their researchers to collaborate on significant research projects as part of this joint venture

Egypt not only leads the country table, with almost 25,000 rooms in 103 hotels, but is streaking ahead of the pack.

California lawmakers are preparing to vote on whether to allow penalties on oil companies for price gouging

The Strid at Bolton Abbey, in North Yorkshire, looks like a calm stretch of water, which is so narrow visitors can jump across it, but missing the jump 'can kill you'

​​Reveal HealthTech provides cross-functional technology services to healthcare companies with its engineering, clinical, and strategic support

Rahul Gandhi From trashing ordinance that sought to save convicted netas to being sentenced himself What next

The Chamber of Deputies has passed what is said to be one of the costliest financing laws ever, committing more than €7 billion to railway traffic and infrastructure until 2039.

The Swiss National Bank, just days after rescuing Credit Suisse, said it is lifting its policy rate by a half point to 1.5%. “In doing so, it is countering the renewed increase in inflationary pressure. It cannot be ruled out that additional rises in the SNB policy rate will be necessary to ensure price stability over the medium term,” said the Swiss bank in a statement. The Swiss franc rose against the dollar CHFUSD after the decision.

SINGAPORE: Investors hoping to cash in on a boom in Chinese travel after nearly three years of coronavirus pandemic lockdowns are shifting into airports, hotels and duty-free operators and away from airlines subject to fluctuating fuel prices and more intense competition.

Martin Lewis has revealed how married couples can get more than £1,000 pounds back in tax.

A damning report into the ferry scandal and the partygate inquiry make Scotland's front pages.

​​The board has appointed D Sundaram as the lead independent director based on the recommendation of the company's nomination and remuneration committee.

Equatorial Guinea confirms eight more Marburg cases elombatd@who.int Thu, 23/03/2023 - 08:39

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Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said it had summoned the Honduran ambassador to express its "strong dissatisfaction" at the trip

Kalpesh Parmar, who was heading the Indian business, would now lead Mars Wrigley's Asia operations with immediate effect

Donald Trump’s lawyer has been ordered to testify in a criminal case over whether the former US president mishandled classified documents.

James Walsh, 39, said it was "very scary" as the huge boat started to tilt on its side. Another worker described it as "surreal" and "a lot to process."

In the ICMAI CMA rank list 2023, the first four candidates topped are males and the fifth one is a female

It is the EU residents, and not the person who caused the damage, who pay for the sabotage of Nord Stream. RIA Novosti Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, said. “Naturally, the causer of harm in the broad sense of the word should be held responsible: either a country or a group of […]

Ebanie Bridges has been told the 'Instagram police will be after her' following a 'see-through' lingerie upload that might well push their guidelines to the limit

Mobile internet services in the rest of Punjab resumed on March 21.

The U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates .25% despite banking turmoil. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout interviews economics analyst Ryan Patel.

NRL legend Gorden Tallis has produced one of the most bizarre scenarios in recent memory, comparing Eels star Mitchell Moses' quest for more money to buying a lady a cocktail.

The last time Beijing saw more deaths than births was 2003, when the fatal severe respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak emerged in southern China and ultimately infected more than 8,000 people around the world. The data revealed that 2022's drop is a relatively small one, with the population's natural growth rate dipping to -0.05 per thousand residents.