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Stanley Lifestyles IPO share allotment likely today. Check status, GMP, listing date and other details
Stanley Lifestyles, a luxury furniture brand in India, saw strong IPO response with 97 times oversubscription. The company plans to use the IPO proceeds for expansion and renovation of stores, showcasing growth in revenue and profit after tax.
ETtech Deep Dive: How RBI and NPCI are working to tackle mule account frauds
The RBI, the National Payments Corporation of India, and the Ministry of Home Affairs are teaming up with banks, financial institutions, and tech security companies to crack down on mule accounts and prevent fraud in the country's banking system.
Amara Raja shares rally 20% to fresh highs as company signs agreement for lithium ion batteries
Amara Raja Energy partners with Gotion High-Tech for advanced cell manufacturing, accessing technology, Gigafactory facilities, and battery materials. Collaborations with InoBat strengthen LiB battery development.
Who is Suborno Bari? Know about child prodigy who became youngest child to graduate
12-year-old, Suborno Bari is graduating soon at the youngest age from Long Island High School. The talented boy has also authored two books and served as a guest lecturer at Mumbai University.
Elon Musk's Starlink brings internet to Amazon tribe isolated for 1,000 years; Now they face porn addiction
The remote Marubo tribe in the Amazon has connected to the internet via Elon Musk's Starlink, bringing both benefits and cultural challenges. While it aids in emergency responses and communication, concerns arise over its impact on youth behavior and cultural preservation. The tribe grapples with balancing modern technology's advantages and maintaining their traditional way of life.
Accenture inks three-year sponsorship deal with MI New York
Accenture has partnered with MI New York, the Major League Cricket Champions, to enhance performance on and off the field using digital services and consulting expertise. The partnership includes displaying the Accenture logo on MI New York jerseys.
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Amazon tribe gets internet connectivity after long wait, you will be shocked to know what they do with it
A remote Amazon tribe has finally got hooked to the Internet, largely due to the efforts of tech tycoon Elon Musk and his organization that helped set things up. However, the tribe has taken to scrolling social media and adult film sites, according to reports.
QS World University Rankings: MIT best varsity; IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi among top 150
MIT secures top spot in QS World University Rankings for 13th year. Imperial College London jumps to second place, Harvard and Oxford tie for third. Cambridge and Stanford drop in rankings.
Bill Ackman's Pershing Square sells 10% stake to raise $1.05 billion
Billionaire Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management has raised $1.05 billion by selling 10% stake in the hedge fund to a consortium of institutional investors and family offices, it said on Monday.
Google rolls back AI search feature after flubs and flaws
The disappearance of AI Overviews for some of the searches appeared to be part of a broader rollback after the new technology produced a litany of untruths and errors -- including recommending glue as part of a pizza recipe and suggesting that people ingest rocks for nutrients. Users loudly complained on social media about the mistakes, in many cases outright making fun of Google.
Scientists find the largest known genome inside a small plant
Tmesipteris oblanceolata has the largest known genome on Earth. As the researchers described in a study published Friday, the fern's cells contain more than 50 times as much DNA as ours do.
Trump Media shares fall after Donald Trump's hush money conviction
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group dropped 6.5% after a New York jury convicted former President Donald Trump for falsifying documents. The presiding judge, Justice Juan Merchan, set sentencing for July 11, just before the Republican National Convention.
Top technology, aviation companies may dial DoT for service call numbers
As more businesses in sectors such as ride-hailing, food-tech, quick grocery commerce, as well as social media adopt voice calls as an option to authenticate users, it makes sense for them to differentiate themselves from fraud numbers. The department of telecommunications (DoT) on Tuesday allocated 160 numbering series for transactional and service calls made by businesses for commercial purposes. This was done mainly to protect mobile phone users from the surging nuisance of pesky calls and messages, which also lead to financial fr
One year after OceanGate tragedy, mini-submarine ready to explore Titanic shipwreck. What has changed?
A new vessel is being developed by an Ohio-based businessman to enable explorers to go down deep into the ocean and explore the Titanic Shipwreck.
Can you believe this? A 2-year-old artist sells his paintings for $7000
Art collectors are currently on a spree as a toddler da Vinci from Germany is selling his paintings for as much as $7,000, which are now in great demand. Know the child prodigy who has shocked the world of art with his paintings and sense of colors.
OpenAI inks multi-year deal to start using news content from News Corp
As part of the deal, OpenAI will have access to both fresh and archived material from News Corp's major news publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Barron's and New York Post, Australian publications such as The Daily Telegraph, and others. The companies would not talk about the length or value of the deal, although News Corp's Wall Street Journal said it could be worth more than $250 million over five years.
How Trump's hush money trial verdict could affect the 2024 election
Jurors in Donald Trump's first-ever criminal trial began deliberations on Wednesday in his hush money case, which could have significant implications for the 2024 White House race. Trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a payment that bought the silence of porn star Stormy Daniels shortly before the 2016 election.
Ukraine steps up attacks with U.S. long-range missiles
The Ukrainian army has used U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to target Russian airfields and warships in Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory but is barred from attacking inside Russia, limiting its defensive capabilities. Ukraine's recent strikes with Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) aim to weaken Russia's military operations, but U.S. and Western restrictions prevent targeting Russia itself. Ukrainian officials argue this policy allows Russia to attack from within its borders without repercussion. Pressure is mounting on the Biden administration to revise this policy to better support Ukraine's defense against Russian advances.
Xi Jinping's recipe for total control: An army of eyes and ears
A police officer in a Beijing apartment complex uses a color-coded system to identify high-risk residents. Xi Jinping aims for pervasive surveillance in China, expanding control and embedding the party in daily life.
Assam Institute of Management announces admission to new flagship programme
It is called the 4-year Integrated BBA/MBA Programme leading to Master of Business Administration (MBA).AIM has been offering its flagship 2-year full time management programme, short term courses and allied activities to the satisfaction of various stakeholders in the region.
AI relies on mass surveillance, warns Signal boss
Pushing back against the unquestioning enthusiasm at VivaTech in Paris, Europe's top startup conference where industry players vaunt the merits of their products, Meredith Whittaker said concerns about surveillance and those about AI were "two framings of the same thing".
Sebi amends rule to facilitate ease of doing biz for cos planning IPOs
Rules mandate at least 20% of promoters’ shares to be locked in for a certain period of time post-listing after an IPO. This relaxation will help new-age technology companies as founders’ shareholding comes down usually after an IPO. Non-promoter shareholders excluding individuals holding more than 5% of the post-offer equity share capital can contribute towards the shortfall, Sebi said.
Rubik Cubes' inventor says his invention was created to examine what humans could accomplish with just their hands
Rubik said the "connection between the mind and hands" that the cube helps foster has been "a very important" factor in human development.
AI Stole Your Voice? Voice actors sue AI startup for using their voices in chatbot
Voice actors Paul Skye Lehrman and Linnea Sage are suing AI startup Lovo for allegedly using their voices without permission to create a chatbot named Poe. The couple, who rely on their voice work for a living, discovered the bot sounded exactly like them. They claim Lovo violated trademark and privacy laws by using their voice recordings without disclosure. The lawsuit, seeking class-action status, highlights a growing concern among artists and creators about AI technologies potentially replacing them in the job market.
How China rose to lead the world in cars and solar panels
Top leaders in the United States and Europe have started urging China to reduce its exports to the world and boost its imports.
S&P 500 barely changes as investors hold tight ahead of inflation data
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey, released on Monday, found that Americans see inflation at 3.3% a year from now from March's 3% while they expect inflation three years from now at 2.8%. This followed a University of Michigan report on Friday that showed U.S. consumer sentiment sagged to a six-month low in May as households worried about the cost of living.
Zeta launches new stack for banks to power credit transactions on UPI
Zeta, led by Bhavin Turakhia, aims for $1 trillion UPI credit disbursals by 2030. The fintech startup launches a new tech stack for UPI transactions, targeting global break-even and strategic partnerships.
Sebi rejects NSE proposal to extend trading hours as brokers protest
Sebi rejects NSE's proposal to extend trading hours for index derivatives. NSE CEO indicates shelving due to lack of broker feedback.
Google cracks down on vulgar Ads; AI, deepfake technology back in focus
Tech giant Google will crack down on content that is vulgar and issues a new policy statement in this regard. Further, companies and advertisers have been given a deadline to remove such content.
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