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Prince Andrew's uncertain legal fate casts shadow on Britain's royals
On Tuesday, lawyers for the queen's second son, Prince Andrew, asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, in which she says that Andrew, a friend of late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, raped her when she was 17
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Virat Kohli commands highest fee per Instagram post in India
From Cristiano Ronaldo to Kendall Jenner, here's a look at how much celebrities made from a single Instagram post last year. Apart from Kohli, there's one other Indian celebrity among the top 50 of the list
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Silicon Valley can't escape Elizabeth Holmes
Just as Bernard Madoff was a creature of Wall Street and Enron represented the get-rich-quick excesses of the 1990s, Theranos and its leader were very much products of Silicon Valley
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Storyboard18 - NFTs & brands: Is it the marketer's shiny new toy?
Brands across sectors are getting into the NFT space—be it art, gaming, music, movies or even food. The buyer profile includes everyone from an investor to a collector, and experts suggest the NFT trend is here to stay
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Oxford University best in the world in 2022: report
Take a look at the universities that rank at the top 10, according to Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022
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The epic rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes
From Stanford University dropout to Theranos' $9 billion valuation to conviction, it is an epic rise and fall that will be chewed over in the coffee shops and juice bars of Palo Alto, California, until the tech industry departs for a new life in Elon Musk's and Jeff Bezos' off-world colonies
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Elizabeth Holmes found guilty on four counts of fraud
Holmes, who had once promised to revolutionise health care, was the most prominent executive to field fraud accusations in a generation of high-flying, money-losing startups
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Storyboard18 - 2022 - Definitely, maybe: The year of great leap or sink
Predictions are a risky business. But we're bravely venturing again to list the many ways things will change in the future. In these articles, we have industry leaders and experts trying to future-gaze and capture the transformative and disruptive ideas and trends that will 'change everything as we know it' (or not). In 2022, definitely, maybe
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Storyboard18 - 2022 - Definitely, maybe: Hyperlocal TV ads, visual search, and the persuasive power of voice
Predictions are a risky business. But we're bravely venturing again to list the many ways things will change in the future. In these articles, we have industry leaders and experts trying to future-gaze and capture the transformative and disruptive ideas and trends that will 'change everything as we know it' (or not). In 2022, definitely, maybe
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From IPOs to crypto, and more: Answering 10 FAQs for 2022
Forbes India looks for answers to burning issues of the New Year, including the India-China conflict, telecom tariffs, Indian IPOs, and more
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Europe plans to say nuclear power and natural gas are green investments
The proposal caps one of the most heated political battles in Europe at a time when its leaders have pledged to pull the planet back from the brink of climate catastrophe