On Monday, the sphere of agriculture received a big boost as Zimbabwe disclosed the launch of its first-ever nano-satellite into space. Through this, they will be able to scan disasters, escalate agriculture, and also boost mineral mapping. This is an immensely thoughtful step taken by Zimbabwe to advance the sphere of agriculture. They made it …
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Apple Outshines its Competitor Tech-Giants Alphabet, Amazon, & Meta with a $2.307 Trillion Market Worth
Apple is not only renowned for its iPhone, but also for its whopping market value. The exponential growth of Apple has been vividly noticed in its market value, surpassing the industry giants Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta combined. Currently, Apple is standing tall at a worth of $2.307 trillion, with its competitor fellows jammed at $2.306 …
Honda Builds First Motorbike Battery Swap Station For Portable Power Packs
Honda has been proposing a battery-swapping infrastructure that would allow motorcycles, scooters, and other vehicles to use the same interchangeable power packs for several years; with the release of the Honda Power Pack Exchanger e:, the company has finally taken a major step toward realizing this vision. The Honda Power Pack Exchanger e:, first offered …
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Judge Urges NYC to Rehire and Pay Back Sanitation Workers Who Transgressed Vaccine Mandate
In recent news, it has been heard that the Supreme Court of New York has stated the reinstation of the sanitation workers who were fired on grounds of not getting vaccinated against COVID-19. On Tuesday, sitting on Staten Island, Justice Ralph Porzio declared that the city’s health commissioner transgressed his authority when he asserted the …
Rishi Sunak – UK Prime Minister of Indian Origin
On the 24th of October 2022 Rishi Sunak, the British Conservative Party politician was declared to be the Prime Minister of the UK. A momentous event that had led to a massive celebration in parts of the UK – especially among minority groups. That day, every corner of the globe was an onlooker of outright …
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Musk Buys Twitter for $44 Billion and Fires CEO Parag Agrawal
Elon Musk has been a constant visitor in regular news for a prolonged period. And this time, Musk did something crazy. It was right after purchasing Twitter for a whopping deal of $44 billion, Musk fired its CEO, Parag Agrawal. The firing didn’t only end with the CEO but also the top executives. There was …
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Rackspace Technology Appoints Amar Maletira as CEO
Replacing the former president, Kevin Jones, who had held the title since 2019, is Amar Maletira. With brilliant management and leadership experience in the field, Maletira is sure to accentuate the business up to its full potential. In the past, Maletira has brought several businesses to become multi-billion-dollar companies. At Rackspace Technology, Maletira already contributed …
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Why Do Startups Hire Ex-Entrepreneurs?
Embarking on a new endeavor is exciting and driving, but unfortunately, it also comes with a potential risk factor. With over 2,250 startups launched in 2021, the competition is fierce, and the success rate is underwhelming, with about 90% of businesses failing or dropping out. Though funding is essential to starting a new company and …
Trellix Appoints Kim Anstett as Chief Information Officer
SAN JOSE, Calif. – September 1, 2022 – Trellix, the cybersecurity company delivering the future of extended detection and response (XDR), today announced Kim Anstett has joined Trellix as Chief Information Officer (CIO). As CIO, Anstett will lead the teams responsible for Trellix’s global information and technology systems to accelerate customer value and business resilience. …
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Core Costs to Keep the Inflation Red Hot?
Following a 0.7% price hike in June, core prices saw a leap of 0.3% in July, according to the Labour Department’s CPI. Consumer prices have climbed 8.5% from last year, down from a four-decade-long record of 9.1%, keeping the annual increase at 5.9% after three straight monthly declines. The ever-concerning rise in the price of …
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