China can’t stop hacking, and the US can’t digest the emergence of Chinese tech prowess. With its latest move, the Trump administration wants to kill two birds with one stone — wrest a favourable trade deal and stop the march of Chinese tech.
China can’t stop hacking, and the US can’t digest the emergence of Chinese tech prowess. With its latest move, the Trump administration wants to kill two birds with one stone — wrest a favourable trade deal and stop the march of Chinese tech.
They are up against an aggressively fast, well-capitalised unicorn. But abundant supply of properties and hotel partners’ need for alternatives mean there is hope for Oyo’s competitors.
Naresh Goyal is scrambling to stitch a deal to save Jet Airways and its staff. But with mounting debt, higher crude prices and a weaker rupee pinching, he may find the going tough.
Several Himalayan states are moving aggressively on allowing marijuana cultivation for medicinal purposes. But stubborn taboos and regulatory hurdles will have to be weeded out before the super plant can be put to work.
Even as WhatsApp takes steps to fight spam, misinformation, and abuse on its platform, India's political parties are trying to stay a few steps ahead. At times with extreme workarounds.
In round 1, RBI, it appears, has beaten the Centre at its own game. Over to the next board meet.
Rather than tightening KYC norms, strengthening the investigation framework could help in getting a fix on round-tripping.
Food allergies and intolerances silently stalk millions of Indians. Rampant ignorance, lack of mature diagnostics, and a severely restricted food shelf are just some of the battles.
A web of companies received funds from the Singh brothers and their companies. Daiichi-Sankyo, which is fighting to enforce an arbitration order against the former promoters of Ranbaxy, now wants the Delhi High Court to attach these assets to execute the decree.
Patchy implementation of VoLTE, which was actually supposed to provide better services, has been the biggest cause for call drops. Lack of mobile towers adds to the woes.
