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Despite modest market, India may emerge a strategic bright spot for Apple
As three major vendors get clearance to expand operations in India, the country could become a large hub for Apple exports to the world. Local manufacturing also means Apple will surely expand its premium segment market share in the country
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WhatsApp Payments: What's with the (C)App?
WhatsApp has finally got the green signal to start payment services in India in a graded manner, but has the NPCI bowled a googly by capping the UPI transaction limit?
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Saudi fund is the newest investor in Reliance Retail
One of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds, Saudi's Public Investment Fund (PIF) will inject Rs 9,555 crore in RIL's retail arm
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Donald Trump's net worth plummets nearly 20 percent
He slipped 64 spots on the Forbes 400 list since a year ago, shedding an estimated $600 million since September 2019
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Twitter has labeled 39% of Trump's tweets since Tuesday
Most of the labels said Trump had shared content that was "disputed and might be misleading about an election or other civic process"
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WhatsApp finally approved to provide payments services across India
With this, WhatsApp, which has some 400 million users in India will directly compete with Google Pay, PhonePe and Paytm, providing the popular UPI-based payments service
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The Disinformation Is Coming From Inside the White House
Donald Trump and his allies have united right-wing media and internet trolls with false messaging that legitimate vote counting should stop
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What's behind lending startup MoneyTap's exponential growth?
MoneyTap, a digital consumer lending startup, has seen immense growth by offering flexible credit options over the last five years. Can it maintain its pace?
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How do US elections compare with India's?
A look at the number of registered voters in countries around the world, to determine the scale of the democratic process
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These candidates made history in the 2020 US elections
From openly gay black men to a transgender candidate, these newly elected representatives broke barriers in a contest dominated by two white men
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Fox's Arizona call for Biden flipped the mood at Trump headquarters
The Fox News decision left the president fuming, and his team complaining. Then he began casting aspersions on other states' vote counts