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In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, some individuals stand out as trailblazers, driving innovation and shaping the future.

Yadav recognized the need for progress in the field of clinical trials and harnessed rapidly evolving AI technology to create digital biomarkers.

The US president supports the workers' strike to get higher wage increases.

New York, United States, September 26th, 2023, Chainwire

For many businesses around the world, the adoption of blockchain technology is increasingly recognized as a game-changer.

The company is accused of adopting practices that stop competitors from emerging or growing.

The CEO of JPMorgan said in an interview with Times of India that the worst-case scenario is high rates with stagflation.

Russia on Tuesday rejected an appeal lodged by Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny against a court decision to jail him for 19 years in a maximum security prison on extremism charges.

Prospective homebuyers are avoiding making purchases amid two-decade high mortgage rates and record-low inventories.

Philippine senators appear to be getting fed up with China's "bullying" of the PCG and Filipino fishermen, but none of them want to go to war, demonstrating how high the stakes are should an armed conflict arise from escalating tensions at Scarborough Shoal.

Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Ali Sabry said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has a way of coming out with "outrageous and substantiated allegations."

A Kosovo court on Tuesday remanded two suspected gunmen into custody after they were arrested at the weekend during a firefight and standoff with police near the border with Serbia.

A Saudi envoy on a rare visit to the occupied West Bank pledged Tuesday that the Palestinian cause will be "a cornerstone" of any normalisation deal the oil-rich kingdom may strike with Israel.

More than 1.3 billion Indian residents have been assigned unique numbers under the program. Moody's, in a report, said there are hurdles in the system and raised concerns about the reliability of biometric technologies.

Dunzo, backed by Google and billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries, is reportedly cutting staff again after multiple layoff rounds earlier this year. The online delivery platform has been grappling with a funding crunch that reportedly delayed salary payments.

Huobi, now called HTX, lost 5,000 ETH equivalent to around $8 million over the weekend, but Sun said it is "relatively small" compared to the assets its users are currently holding.

Buterin has been making headlines over the past few weeks not just for his statements related to the cryptocurrency industry but also because of the series of transfers he made.

Once upon a time, China's leadership could swiftly address the country's economic problems. It could quickly turn economic slowdowns into booms.

UK interior minister Suella Braverman was on Tuesday to question whether the United Nations Refugee Convention was "fit for our modern age" during a keynote speech at a US think-tank in Washington.

The Manipur government has assured "swift and decisive" action against those involved in the alleged abduction and killing of the two victims, identified as Hijam Linthoingambi, 17, and Phijam Hemjit, 20.

South Korea on Tuesday staged its first military parade in a decade, showcasing its advanced arsenal in the face of plummeting ties with nuclear-armed North Korea.

The arrest, which was partially captured on social media, took place while the YouTuber was on his way to confront an individual named Carlos Diaz, whom he accused of stealing his Lamborghini.

Alibaba was among the high-profile Chinese tech companies brought to heel by the ruling Communist Party, but the Asian Games in the firm's home city are proving to be a golden opportunity.

Slovak ex-premier Robert Fico, whose Smer-SD party is tipped to win the snap election on Saturday, is a former Communist Party member who may sway his country's foreign policy in favour of the Kremlin.

Filipino boy group SB19's hit song "Gento" continues to gain popularity in China.