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Retail inflation hits 2-year high; banks raise deposit rates; RBI consolidates money transfer rules

Qualcomm has started laying off employees in India as part of a global workforce restructuring that could affect around 7% of its employees. With nearly 20,000 employees in India, around 1,000 jobs

IBM is ending US visa and green card sponsorship for most roles in its Consulting division, which employs over 150,000 people. The move comes amid tighter US immigration rules and growing scrutiny of

India’s stock markets have struggled to regain their September 2024 peaks, with the Nifty and Sensex testing investors’ patience. High valuations, slower earnings and foreign investor outflows

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Boeing plans to reduce its Commercial Airplanes workforce by 5%, or around 2,500 jobs, as it struggles to ramp up aircraft production. The move comes amid delays in its 737 and 787 programmes, with th

Women account for nearly two-thirds of Mudra loan accounts but receive only 43% of the total funds disbursed. Why are women borrowers getting significantly smaller loans, and how does the gap vary acr

Delhi’s air quality remained very poor after Diwali, with several monitoring stations recording severe pollution. What is driving the pollution, and could conditions worsen further?

From a Taiwanese general to a French embassy employee, history offers examples of alleged honeytrap espionage operations linked to China. Now, allegations involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang have raised

The Centre is considering asking critical government departments to avoid AI models developed by foreign companies and adopt homegrown alternatives, particularly in sensitive sectors such as defence.