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Google's Parent Company, Alphabet, Joins the USD 2 Trillion M-cap Club
The California-based tech conglomerate closed for the week having an M-cap of USD 2.15 trillion, making it the fourth most-valued company worldwide
When is Blockchain Adoption Right? Industry Players Share Views
By 2030, the blockchain technology market is projected to reach an impressive value of USD 137.8 billion
Innovative Lender
Olyv's vision of serving the emerging aspirational class of India with the help of technologies like AI and ML has contributed to the building of a robust digital lending ecosystem to bridge the credit gap.
Financial Empowerer
The AI Point-of-Sale (PoS) solution caters to traders, leveraging artificial intelligence to streamline transactions, analyze customer behaviour, and drive business growth through features like inventory management and sales analytics.
Your Clients Could Be Using AI to Clone Your Business Without Your Consent. Here Are 6 Alarmingly Simple Steps That Could Wipe Out Your Business in Minutes.
Your clients can clone you faster than you realize.
Elon Musk Reveals His Tactics for Building Successful Companies, Including Sleeping Under His Desk and 'Working Every Waking Hour'
Musk shared the secrets on a podcast with Nicolai Tangen, CEO of the $1.6 trillion Norges Bank.
'My Mouth Dropped': Woman Goes Viral For Sharing Hilarious Cake Decorating Mishap at Walmart
Peyton Chimack has received over 703,000 views on her TikTok post of her birthday cake.
Jeff Bezos and Amazon Execs Used An Encrypted Messaging App to Talk About 'Sensitive Business Matters,' FTC Alleges
The FTC's filing claims Bezos and other execs used a disappearing message feature even after Amazon knew it was being investigated.
Ring Camera Owners Will Receive $5.6 Million in Payments After FTC-Amazon Settlement. Here's How Many Customers Are Eligible — And How They'll Get the Cash.
The payouts are a result of a June 2023 settlement with Amazon over privacy violation allegations against the camera company.
2 States Where Home Prices Are Falling Because There Are Too Many Houses and Not Enough Buyers
Close to three-quarters of Florida homeowners noted rising insurance costs or changing coverage in a new report.
Logan Paul's Energy Drink Company Accused of 'Forever Chemicals,' Excessive Caffeine in Class-Action Lawsuits
Prime Hydration is facing two class-action lawsuits. Paul says the suits are "absolute bull."
ByteDance Would Rather Shut Down TikTok in the U.S. than Sell It: Report
ByteDance broke its silence on the TikTok ban bill that Biden signed into law this week.
A Vegan Restaurant Is Switching to Serving Meat, Saying Plant-Based Eating Isn't Enough to Save the Planet
Several formerly all-vegan restaurants in Los Angeles have shifted to incorporating meat in recent years, citing financial factors.
'Americans Just Work Harder' Than Europeans, Says the CEO of Norges Bank, the World's Largest Wealth Fund
About half of the fund's equities are invested in American companies.
From Air Taxis To Wide-body Aircraft: IndiGo's Long Hauls Of Many Firsts
The airline has agreed to place an order for 30 Firm A350-900 widebody aircraft, powered by Rolls Royce's Trent XWB engine; recently it also announced to bring in all-electric air taxi service in India