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Wimbledon 2025 opens with rising star Carlos Alcaraz, powerhouse Aryna Sabalenka in focus
The latest edition of Wimbledon starts in the midst of a brief heatwave in London
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Wimbledon embraces tech, moves beyond line judges
For the first time in the tournament's storied 148-year history, the men and women stationed at the back of the courts, calling "out" and "fault", will be missing
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From Kyoto to cafés everywhere, Japan's matcha tea becomes a global wellness staple
Here's what you need to know about the drink beloved of weekend treat-seekers and "wellness" influencers
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The Bezos-Sanchez Affair: From private jets to public love
From secret dates to star-studded sightings, here's how the world's richest man fell head over heels for a high-flying anchor
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How Labubu dolls are helping China win the global culture game
Beijing-based Pop Mart is part of a rising tide of Chinese cultural exports gaining traction abroad, furry ambassadors of a "cool" China even in places associated more with negative public opinion of Beijing
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England Test series victory more special than IPL title, says India skipper Shubman Gill
Gill is set for his first assignment since succeeding Rohit Sharma as Test skipper as he leads a new-look side in the first of five matches against Ben Stokes' England at Headingley this week
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Of humans, machines and what lies between them – Part 5
In a series of articles, Forbes India looks at films that have depicted artificial intelligence in unique ways, and raised some profound questions
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Of humans, machines and what lies between them – Part 4
In a series of articles, Forbes India looks at films that have depicted artificial intelligence in unique ways, and raised some profound questions
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Of humans, machines and what lies between them – Part 3
In a series of articles, Forbes India looks at films that have depicted artificial intelligence in unique ways, and raised some profound questions
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Oscar finally comes calling for Tom Cruise's legendary career
Tom Cruise was selected to receive a statuette for his contributions to cinema, along with choreographer Debbie Allen and production designer Wynn Thomas
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Of humans, machines and what lies between them – Part 2
In a series of articles, Forbes India looks at films that have depicted artificial intelligence in unique ways, and raised some profound questions