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Google inks deal to speed up internet in Cuba
13 Dec 2016
Legion cracks Twitter accounts of Rahul Gandhi, Mallya, others
13 Dec 2016
A new group calling itself Legion says that apart from prominent personalities that include Rahul Gandhi, Vijay Mallya, and some news anchors, it also has access to sansad.nic.in, the email server used by government employees
Demonetisation: Foxconn benches 1,700 staffers; Lava shuts plant
13 Dec 2016
The world’s largest contract manufacturer, Foxconn, has asked nearly a fourth of its 8,000 factory workers to go on paid leave for two weeks after last month’s demonetisation saw sales slump almost 50 per cent
Demonetisation: Foxconn benches 1,700 staffers; Lava shuts plant
13 Dec 2016
The world’s largest contract manufacturer, Foxconn, has asked nearly a fourth of its 8,000 factory workers to go on paid leave for two weeks after last month’s demonetisation saw sales slump almost 50 per cent
Facebook admits to misreported marketing stats
10 Dec 2016
Facebook admits to misreported marketing stats
10 Dec 2016
I-T scrutiny for fake bank accounts continues after Rs100 crore found
10 Dec 2016
The seizures of unaccounted cash, including the new notes in Rs2,000 denomination, point to connivance of bank officials in black money dealings
I-T scrutiny for fake bank accounts continues after Rs100 crore found
10 Dec 2016
The seizures of unaccounted cash, including the new notes in Rs2,000 denomination, point to connivance of bank officials in black money dealings
Humsafar Express launch soon, fares to be higher
10 Dec 2016
McDonald's to dismantle Luxembourg tax structure
09 Dec 2016
Starbucks to launch Pokémon Go Frappuccino
09 Dec 2016
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