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Elon Musk lands in Berlin for the opening of Tesla’s new gigafactoryThe Twitter account tracking Elon Musk’s private jet says the plane flew to Berlin today (March 21).
Updated July 20, 20221 min read
The Twitter account tracking Elon Musk’s private jet says the plane flew to Berlin today (March 21).
Losing its status as the world’s most profitable company because of the pandemic in 2020 was a blip for oil and gas giant Aramco. The following year, demand rebounded. And as the world opened up, energy prices ballooned.
India’s 10-minute grocery delivery firms are struggling.
More than 4,000 Russians have paid $3.3 billion in Europe over the last decade to obtain residency. But that’s all changed in light of the Russia-Ukraine war, with Portugal, Greece, and the Czech Republic along the countries suspending golden visas for Russian nationals. The UK, which has awarded 2,581 Russians its version of a golden visa since its introduction in 2008, scrapped the program entirely.
There are two ways to get the EB-5 visa—the so-called golden visa that can secure US residency in exchange for investing at least $500,000 in American firms and jobs.
Airbnb’s March 12 announcement of a new global tech hub in Bengaluru came over a year into the US-based company’s recruitment shake-up in India.
While Tesla aficionados can celebrate not having to pay for pricey gas, they won’t entirely dodge massive bills.
The golden visa which allows wealthy foreigners to essentially buy US citizenship is coming back with a higher price tag.
A circular dated March 3, purportedly issued by the Indian government and asking its nationals to leave Russia, has been doing the rounds on social media for the past few days. The Indian embassy in Moscow has clarified that it is fake.
There’s nothing quite like a superhero movie to pull audiences into theatres—and this weekend’s Indian box office proves it.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could make India a prominent wheat exporter on the world stage.
“We won’t play against Russia at the World Cup, that’s for sure. Let’s see if FIFA has the balls to give Russia the World Cup by forfeit—I don’t think so.”
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BharatPe fired co-founder Madhuri Jain Grover yesterday (Feb. 23) over alleged “misappropriation of funds“. The fintech company said she had funded personal beauty treatments, electronic items, and family trips to the US and Dubai with company money.
The second of India’s two biggest food-tech companies wants to deliver on its IPO promise, but the timing could play foul.
The Indian embassy in Kyiv today issued another advisory notice, telling thousands of students from India to leave as soon as possible.
It’s an open secret that the covid-19 pandemic has robbed people of livelihoods. A new report now quantifies some of that loss in south Asia: $25 million (Rs187 million).
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn’s calls for McDonald’s pig suppliers in the US to move to “crate-free pork” are nothing new.
Amazon and Reliance Industries’ latest battleground is taking place around India’s cricket fields.
Three Canadian universities have over 2,000 Indian students on edge.
The unceremonious mass firing of 900 of his employees by Better.com CEO Vishal Garg, his temporary departure in November 2021 following a backlash, and a resignation spree sparked by his quiet return last month haven’t still hurt the US-based firm’s headcount.
Till a few years ago, India, bound by restrictions and plagued by a lack of technology and talent, was no country for drones. In August 2021, the government liberalised its drone policy. In the past fortnight, hope has grown manifold in the field.