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    Taiwan to receive 1,700 TOW 2B anti-tank missiles from US by year-end

    Taiwan is set to receive all 1,700 TOW 2B anti-tank missiles and 100 launchers from the US by the end of this year, following a two-year delay. The delay was due to the weapons initially failing to meet US Army standards. However, after passing all required tests, delivery is now expected before year-end. These missiles are part of three major arms packages purchased from the US, including F-16V fighter jets and AGM-154 air-to-ground missile systems. The TOW 2B missiles target the tops of armored vehicles, enhancing Taiwan's defensive capabilities.

    Elon Musk says Tesla shareholders voting yes for his $56 billion pay package

    Tesla shareholders are voting on a $56 billion pay package for Elon Musk and to relocate the company's legal home to Texas. The vote outcome will be announced at a meeting in Texas on Thursday.

    Tesla shareholders voting yes for Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, CEO says on X

    Shareholders of the electric-car maker are voting on a proposal to ratify CEO Musk's 2018 incentive package, valued at up to $56 billion at the time and the largest in U.S. corporate history, after a Delaware judge voided the plan approved by its board "beholden" to Musk. The result will be announced at a meeting on Thursday.

    Malaysia targets over $100 billion in semiconductor industry investment

    Malaysia aims for $107 billion investment in its semiconductor industry, led by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, targeting design, packaging, and manufacturing. The country is a key player globally, attracting major investments from firms like Intel and Infineon.

    Retailers cut stocks of impacted spice brands like MDH and Everest

    About a third (32%) of retailers are limiting stocks of MDH and Everest branded packaged spices alleged to have contaminants exceeding permissible ethylene oxide levels, according to Kirana Club, which has 1.8 million kirana stores on its network.

    Authorities inspect Everest & MDH units after ban on spices by Singapore & Hong Kong

    Indian authorities address ethylene oxide bans on Everest and MDH. Spices Board mandates ETO testing, recalls products. Global ETO limits vary, supply chain and country-specific norms crucial for compliance.

    • Why contaminated foods can easily enter your kitchen

      Though India has a food regulator, the actions regulators abroad take on exported foods seem to get wider attention. There is a danger of trust deficit that needs urgent attention through better testing, penalties, and transparency.

      What's gone horribly wrong with the US college admission system

      Applicants have more anxiety than ever. Elite schools have more power than ever. Something had to give.

      Tata Electronics begins export of semiconductor chip samples from Bengaluru centre

      Tata Electronics, a company based in Bengaluru, India, has begun exporting small amounts of semiconductor chips. This is a significant step that could improve India's ability to produce these important components. The chips are being packaged at a pilot production line located at Tata Electronics' research and development center. This information comes from people with knowledge of the situation but who do not want to be identified publicly.

      Pack a punch before we get fab at chips

      Tatas could make up for India's initial missteps over semiconductor manufacturing. GoI rolled out incentives for chip-making when the need to diversify this concentrated value chain became evident to policymakers globally.

      Semiconductors likely in for another massive boost as India tries to make up for lost time in chipmaking

      The 76,000-crore incentive package was launched in December 2021 to support companies making semiconductors and investing in them. That amount has been nearly exhausted, necessitating a fresh boost for India's big chip plan. And indications are that the coming plan will likely be much bigger in scale.

      US-China talks start with warnings about misunderstandings and miscalculations

      US-China discussions focus on concerns over increasing divisions and the importance of communication. Blinken and Wang address specific complaints, emphasizing the need for dialogue despite challenges in the relationship.

      High-paying IIT jobs a myth? Top grads settle for as low as Rs 6 lakh as placements dry up

      Despite the usual hype surrounding the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) placement season, this year has presented significant challenges for graduates seeking high-paying jobs. The global economic slowdown has caused companies to reduce hiring numbers and offer lower salary packages, impacting students at prestigious institutes like IIT Indore, IIT Bombay, IIT-Kharagpur, and IIT Delhi.

      U.S. House passes billions in aid for Ukraine and Israel after months of struggle. Next is the Senate

      With an overwhelming vote, the $61 billion in aid for Ukraine passed in a matter of minutes, a strong showing as American lawmakers race to deliver a fresh round of U.S. support to the war-torn ally. Many Democrats cheered on the House floor and waved blue-and-yellow flags of Ukraine. Aid to Israel and the other allies also won approval by healthy margins, as did a measure to clamp down on the popular platform TikTok, with unique coalitions forming to push the separate bills forward.

      TCS starts hiring with 10,000 jobs to freshers: Here are recruitment test details, hiring dates, roles, salary package

      TCS plans to initiate second hiring phase, recruiting 10,000 freshers. The move brings optimism amidst declining IT sector recruitment. Fresh talent assessed through National Qualifier Test (NQT), with tests scheduled for April 26. TCS offers three categories: Ninja, Digital, and Prime, with varying annual packages. Recruitment drive commenced in January, targeting campus hires. TCS aims to onboard 40,000 freshers, emphasizing talent developmen

      Nvidia supplier SK Hynix to invest $3.87 billion in US chip packaging plant

      The new plant will include an advanced chip production line to mass-produce next-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, currently used in graphic processing units that train artificial intelligence systems, the Nvidia supplier said in a statement.

      Modi announces big financial package for Bhutan; joint vision on energy partnership launched

      Modi, on a two-day visit to Thimphu, was honoured with Bhutan’s highest civilian award, the Order of the Druk Gyalpo, becoming the first non-Bhutanese to achieve the distinction. “This honour is not my personal achievement, it is the honour of India and 140 crore Indians. I humbly accept this honour on behalf of all Indians in this great land of Bhutan and thank you all from the bottom of my heart for this honour," Modi said on the occasion.

      Agni-V MIRV test: China deploys research vessel to keep an eye on Indian missile

      India's recent test of the Agni-5 missile, capable of targeting nearly all of China, was closely watched by a Chinese research vessel off the Indian coast. This monitoring raises concerns about the collection of sensitive data. This is not the first time Chinese vessels have been spotted near the Indian coast before missile tests, leading to speculations about India's missile capabilities and regional security. The presence of Chinese vessels in the region highlights the ongoing strategic dynamics between India and China.

      India tests hard-to-beat nuclear missile with multiple warheads

      India successfully test fired the new version of its long-range Agni-V nuclear missile, equipped with Multiple Independently Targetable Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) technology. The missile has indigenous avionics systems and high accuracy sensor packages. The MIRV capability increases the survivability of a nuclear missile. India has a no-first use policy for nuclear weapons.

      10 Best Glucometer Kits Online for convenient blood glucose monitoring (2024)

      Glucometer kits offer individuals with diabetes a reliable and convenient way to monitor their blood glucose levels. These kits typically include a blood glucose meter, test strips, lancets, and a lancing device. Many kits also come with connectivity options, allowing users to sync their data with smartphone apps for easy tracking and analysis. Read on to check out some of the best glucometer kits from trusted brands like Accu-Chek, OneTouch, Contour Plus and Dr Trust and manage your diabetes with confidence and convenience.

      Top 10 Glucometer Kits Under 1000 for Precise Diabetes Management

      Top glucometer kits under 1000 provide an affordable and convenient solution for individuals managing diabetes. These kits offer accurate blood glucose monitoring, allowing users to check their levels at home. With user-friendly features, compact designs, and cost-effectiveness, these glucometers empower individuals to take charge of their health without breaking the bank. Accessible technology has made it easier for people to monitor their blood sugar levels regularly and make informed decisions about their lifestyle and treatment plans.

      Gut test your way to health and wellness, says Leucine Rich Bio

      Leucine Rich Bio, which calls itself South Asia’s first microbiome company, offers a test that is a game changer in predicting disease susceptibility through gut health, says Debojyoti Dhar, Co-founder & Director.

      Still have plans for listing diagnostics business but not in the near term: Sriram Iyer, Apollo Health & Lifestyle

      Sriram Iyer, CEO of Apollo Health & Lifestyle, discusses the potential for growth in the diagnostics market and the company's strategy to lead by volume. Apollo Health aims to maintain stable margins and take advantage of the shift towards organised diagnostics. Iyer says: "We have a great brand. We have a very wide reach. As all of this comes together, we are quite bullish for the next three to five years."

      Two full-blown multi-billion dollar semiconductor plants going to come up in India: MoS IT

      "I am happy to share this with you and you are probably the first one I'm sharing this with. In the near term, two full-blown fabs are going to come up in India. These are going to be multi-billion-dollar fabs in the 65, 40 and 28-nanometer technology and there are going to be a host of other packaging proposals that we are evaluating," Chandrasekhar said.

      Senators release a USD 118 billion package that pairs border policies with aid for Ukraine and Israel

      With Congress stalled on approving USD 60 billion in Ukraine aid, the US has halted shipments of ammunition and missiles to Kyiv, leaving Ukrainian soldiers outgunned as they try to beat back Russia's invasion.

      Elon Musk took drugs with some Tesla board members: report

      There was concern about the volume of Musk’s illegal drug use and that he consumed drugs with some of his board members, WSJ reported, citing people who have witnessed the drug use or were briefed on it. The board didn’t hold investigations on the issue, nor did it document any concerns, the paper said.

      Packaging innovations for sustainable shipping and distribution

      Balancing the need for efficient, well-priced packaging solutions with the growing demand for eco-friendly alternatives is a delicate task.

      Foxconn-HCL semiconductor pact; most valuable IT services brands

      Taiwan’s Foxconn is set to enter India’s semiconductor industry as it stitches up a deal with the HCL group. This and more today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      Chinese firms look to Malaysia for assembly of high-end chips

      The companies are asking Malaysian chip packaging firms to assemble a type of chip known as graphics processing units (GPUs). Further, the requests only encompass assembly - which does not contravene any US restrictions - and not fabrication of the chip wafers.

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