In 1948, a father in a Rajasthani village carried his ten-year-old son on his shoulders for three hours because there was no hospital nearby, and no money for one closer.

Two brothers built one of India’s biggest hospital chains, then very nearly lost it to a boardroom war fought across three countries. That is the short version of the Fortis

A shuttered factory building in a Bengal town, empty for two years after its previous owner went bankrupt, became the unlikely starting point for one of India’s most recognised brands.

Eight million advertisers now run at least one AI-built ad creative on Meta’s platforms, roughly double the number a year earlier, per Meta’s own Q1 2026 earnings filing. That jump

Samsung will hold its next Galaxy launch event on August 27, with the company expected to introduce the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE as the latest addition to its flagship smartphone

Naveen Tewari finished his MBA at Harvard Business School in 2007. He had elite placement offers waiting. Instead, he flew back to Bangalore, pooled savings with three friends, and ran

Tesla shares climbed to their highest level in four weeks as investors responded to fresh signs that the electric vehicle maker is preparing to bring its Cybercab onto public roads

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Anthropic says its Claude artificial intelligence models have successfully designed new protein binders against 14 of 15 tested targets, marking a significant expansion of generative AI into early-stage drug research.

Google has introduced four interactive BTS experiences in the Gemini app, giving fans access to member-inspired prompts, a song quiz, tour updates and Korean-language lessons. The features are available globally

OpenAI is rolling out ChatGPT for Teens, a version of its chatbot designed for users between the ages of 13 and 17. The experience includes stricter content safeguards, parental controls

A credit card works on a simple promise: the issuer sets a pre-approved limit, and the cardholder draws against it, in person or online, to pay for purchases or draw