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A creative storyteller, content creator and adventure junkie who loves exploring the world through Reviews, Connections, and Content. When not at work, you'll find me journaling, surfing the internet, or running on the beach. I love challenges, who doesn't? but I believe that if content is king, then execution is the holy grail kingdom.

New Delhi: One of the best investors in the Indian market is veteran, investor, and entrepreneur Radha Kishan Damani. He is the creator of DMart and the force behind India’s most coveted chain of stores. One of the select few millionaires who worked their way up to success by opening up 234 DMart locations around the nation. He held positions as a broker and investor in the stock market prior to founding his own company. Damani, who is enthusiastic about trading and investment, criticised the idea of achievement through education and credentials. He ranks as the 98th richest person in…

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New Delhi: After two significant trades on Monday, shares of Indian Overseas Bank Ltd. rose to an eight-year high. Bloomberg data shows that at least 12 lakh shares, or 0.01% of the stock, were traded in a significant transaction at Rs 45.50 a share. At Rs 45.65 a share, another 11 lakh shares, or 0.01% of the equity, were traded. Shares of the bank rose as much as 18.99%, the most elevated level since April 2015, sometime recently paring gains to exchange 16.46% higher at 11:15 am. This compares to a 0.08% decline within the NSE Clever 50. The stock has…

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New Delhi: The developer of video game software Unity Technologies has made the decision to shut down two of its locations and postpone a town hall meeting. The corporation has taken this extraordinary move in response to what it has determined to be a serious death threat. The warning came after Unity’s recently contentious move to alter its pricing structure, which infuriated the game industry. Previously, Unity was seen as the video game industry’s saviour. It offered an engine or foundation for several games rather than just one and was comparatively simple to operate. Some gaming firms, particularly in Japan,…

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New Delhi: Elon Musk’s billionaire brain-chip business, Neuralink, has been given approval to begin its first human study. The clinical research will concentrate on individuals who have cervical spinal cord injuries or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)-related paralysis. Despite the fact that the precise number of competitors is yet unknown, the announcement was made on September 19. According to reports, people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or neck injuries who are paralyzed may participate in the clinical study for a brain implant. The purpose of the research is to evaluate the implant’s effectiveness and safety in enabling users to mentally manipulate…

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New Delhi: This function will allow companies and consumers to test ChatGPT-style technologies without transferring sensitive data from their own computers, as Intel was planned to demonstrate during a software developer conference hosted in Silicon Valley. It is made feasible by improved data-crunching capabilities for Al that are included in Intel’s next “Meteor Lake” laptop processor and by new software tools that the firm is providing. According to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, during the opening keynote of the Intel Innovation conference in San Jose, California, the new Intel processors, code-named Meteor Lake, are expected to be the company’s first chips…

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New Delhi: After the company put an end to the manufacture of bias off-the-road (OTR) tyres at its manufacturing facility in Limda, Gujarat, shares of Apollo Tyres Limited dropped more than 2% to Rs 369 in early trade on September 21. The suspension is the result of worries from shop floor workers over the extension of a long-term settlement deal. In an exchange filing, the business said that the production of bias and OTR tyres at its facility in Limda, Gujarat, had been halted because shop floor workers had certain reservations about the renewal of the long-term settlement agreement. Apollo Tyres said that…

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New Delhi: According to Central Bank Executive Director Ajay Kumar Choudhary, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is set to start a pilot programme for Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in October for use in transactions for call money market or interbank borrowing. In November of last year, a pilot programme for the wholesale CBDC, also known as the Digital Rupee-Wholesale (e-W), was started. The use case at the time was restricted to the settlement of secondary market transactions involving government securities. On December 1, the retail CBDC pilot programme commenced. Speaking at the RBI’s Innovation Pavillion, which is located…

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New Delhi: Google announced it will fire hundreds of staff members who helped with hiring and recruiting new employees as Silicon Valley continues its cost-cutting initiatives. Although it is not thought that the employment would be reduced significantly, other departments within the business may opt to do so. Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, has been encouraging staff members to decrease costs and increase efficiency for more than a year. Google said in January that it was eliminating 12,000 employees, or 6% of its workforce, following competitors like Amazon and Meta. These were the first large layoffs in the history…

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New Delhi: Anant Ambani, director at Reliance, donated money on the organization’s behalf to the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. Overall, 111 persons lost their lives, and 45,650 families were affected by the Mukhya Mantri Rahat Kosh catastrophes in Uttarakhand this year. Reliance Director Anant Ambani made the donation on behalf of the firm. “We hope this initiative will further the State government’s effort to take up various development programmes for the people of Uttarakhand,” said Anant Ambani “We at Reliance are fortunate to have been a partner to the state for over 10 years through various education and social development…

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New Delhi: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) shares increased by more than 1% on the BSE on Friday after the government-owned oil exploration company announced plans to inject about Rs 15,000 crore into ONGC Petro-additions (OPaL) as part of a financial restructuring initiative that will see gas utility GAIL pushed out of the petrochemical company. In an effort to restructure its finances, the state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) would invest Rs. 15,000 crore in ONGC Petro-additions Ltd. According to a report by the news agency PTI, the move will cause the gas utility GAIL to be pushed out of…

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