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Beijing Winter Olympics ready to go but controversies, Covid-19 weigh heavy
Warnings about air pollution, government snooping and the environmental impact of a Games which relies almost entirely on man-made snow add to the mix
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Lexus NX 300h offers all things good in a seriously competent package: Forbes India Momentum
Why are we reviewing Lexus NX 300h now? Because it deserves a look-see. We take the hybrid model for a spin and fall in love with the perplexing silence of electric motors, the agility of the 1.9 tonnes beast only on Momentum, a spanking new luxury auto show from the stables of Forbes India! Watch this space for a new review every Saturday, 12 pm
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Web-tracking 'cookies' meant to protect privacy: Inventor
California-based engineer and entrepreneur Lou Montulli said the original "cookie" he created decades ago was intended to make life online easier by letting websites remember visitors
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A joke between Elon Musk and McDonald's has given rise to a new cryptocurrency
Elon Musk likely didn't think that his joke with McDonald's over Twitter would lead to new cryptocurrencies
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Millennials and Gen Z are now more likely to embrace luxury than their elders
Who said that luxury was the territory of Boomers? The latest report released by payment services company Klarna reveals that even more than the older generations, buyers from these generations have taken a major turn towards purchasing luxury items in the past year
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Spotify is removing Neil Young's music after rocker's Joe Rogan ultimatum
Neil Young has made good on his vow to have his music removed from Spotify
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When airports look like art galleries
Many airports are partnering with internationally renowned museums and cultural institutions to offer travellers a true art experience. Here's how it works
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Trust in the media is at an all-time low around the world
The latest edition of Edelman's annual barometer on trust in our institutions, including the media, shows their image has deteriorated further in the past year
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Burning bright: Vietnam splurges on gold-plated new year tiger
With the year of the tiger starting on February 1, many are choosing pricy models of the striped felines
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Are lab-grown oysters the next cultivated food?
In the United States, a brand new laboratory aims to develop the very first oysters grown from stem cells
