Indian-origin CEOs are governing the world, particularly in the technology business, with the most prominent examples being Google and Microsoft, the market’s two titans who are transforming the world. When

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 Amazon introduces a household robot: Astro, which can accomplish many small indoor tasks with the help of its advanced learning algorithm, which processes the information collected by artificial intelligence, camera

Google has filed a writ case in the Karnataka High Court, requesting extra time to respond to the Competition Commission of India’s inquiries into its Play store guidelines. The firm

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Metaverse Gaming Industry promotes the use of Crypto through the gaming experience. From arcade games in the 70s to today’s PlayStation consoles, from putting in coins to play Super Mario

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The Income Tax Department is conducting searches on major Chinese smartphone brands in India in a big crackdown. The Income Tax Department is conducting raids on numerous, mainly Chinese, smartphone

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