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Ratan Tata's will: 'Unlimited' care for dog Tito, share for longtime butler

Tito, whom Tata adopted five to six years ago, will be looked after by Tata's longtime cook, Rajan Shaw. The will also provides for Tata's butler, Subbiah, who served him for three decades

Deloitte, EY cut staff in UK amid decline in demand for advisory services

Deloitte recently laid off around 250 advisory staff members in the UK, while EY's annual report on Thursday revealed a reduction of 2,450 employees over the past fiscal year, a first in 14 years

DoT pushes local manufacturing with new procurement clause for 5G gear

As Indian companies enhance the capacity to manufacture 5G technology products at scale, they will be prioritised for 'Make in India' procurement orders, ensuring these goods are sourced domestically

Centre plans AI-driven traffic safety, invites foreign investment in infra

Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari announced plans to work with private sector experts on traffic solutions to prevent road accidents, claiming India's road infrastructure will soon surpass the US

Adani's Kutch Copper, BHP eyeing Rs 30,000 cr copper supply deal: Report

The potential supply agreement could be worth approximately Rs 30,000 crore per year, based on current market prices, which are subject to change

Safety fears rise for Indian airlines as over 70 flights get bomb threats

With the latest threats, nearly 250 flights operated by Indian carriers have received bomb threats in just over 10 days

Why did EY fire dozens of US staff for attending mandatory training events?

Several of the fired employees expressed disbelief, arguing they were unaware they were breaking any rules and that their intention was merely to attend interesting sessions

India to lead AI age, says Mukesh Ambani as Nvidia launches Hindi model

Ambani highlighted that aside from the US and China, India boasts the best digital connectivity, adding that Jio has become the largest data company globally

Telcos warn on OTP disruptions as Trai's new traceability rules begin Nov 1

Trai's new mandate, set to take effect on November 1, would require traceability of messages sent by principal entities, including banks, e-commerce platforms, and financial institutions

McDonald's E. coli outbreak in US: What to know about the deadly cases

E. coli is a bacterium found in animal intestines and the environment, including water and food. While many strains are harmless, some can lead to serious illness

Sundar Pichai announces leadership overhaul in Google's key departments

Prabhakar Raghavan, the long-standing head of Google's search division, will assume the role of Chief Technologist, while Nick Fox has been named as Raghavan's successor

Haryana to provide free dialysis service for chronic kidney patients

The newly sworn-in Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini also said that in future, all medical colleges in the state will provide free dialysis facilities

India's crude oil import bill surge 12% in H1 FY25 amid domestic slump

Crude oil imports amounted to 120.5 million tonnes between April and September, representing a 4 per cent increase from the 115.9 million tonnes imported during the corresponding period last year

Who is Vikash Yadav, former official charged by US for Pannun murder plot?

Vikash, also known as 'CC-1', a former official of India's Research and Analysis Wing, has been charged with an alleged conspiracy to assassinate Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the US

Ericsson and Nokia face sales decline in India as telecom capex slows

During the July-Sept period, Ericsson's India revenue plunged 68% Y-o-Y, while Nokia's India sales saw a 43 per cent Y-o-Y dip. Both firms supply network solutions to telecom operators in India

Who will execute Ratan Tata's final wishes? Lawyer, friend, family chosen

At the time of his death, Ratan Tata had a 0.83 per cent stake in Tata Sons and a net worth of Rs 7,900 crore, according to the Hurun India Rich List 2024

Meta fires employees for using $25 meal allowance on wine, household items

The dismissed employees pooled their credits together to maximise their purchases, taking advantage of the meal credit system over an extended period

Govt's first 'Kanda Express' to transport 1,600 tonnes of onions to Delhi

The government is expecting that this first-ever large-scale movement of onions from Maharashtra will aid in stabilising prices in the Delhi-NCR area

Will China's new $550 billion loan measure revive slumping property market?

China's central bank is contemplating additional measures to stimulate the country's property sector, including allowing policy banks and commercial lenders to provide loans to developers

Vodafone Idea may get relief as DoT considers waiving bank guarantees

Once the DoT's draft note receives Cabinet nod, telecom operators will no longer need to provide bank guarantees for securing deferred spectrum payment instalments