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Infosys hired over 7,600 Americans since 2017, in digital push
The company plans to build four technology hubs in the US and to recruit 10,000 locals focused on consulting and digital services
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Society (What people actually say before they die), Surveillance (We have become the watchers, as well as the watched), Astronomy (The greatest discovery in human History?), Business (India's online paradox), Health (Why everyone around you seems to be getting Cancer), and Sports (Few sports are doing enough to protect athletes from brain damage), among others
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Mindtree shares on the block: Coffee Day's VG Siddhartha confirms
The Bengaluru mid-tier IT company makes for an attractive target, with its focus on digital services and faster-than-the-industry growth
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Culture (Indian music is evolving and even Bollywood is adopting it), Management (How people are ghosting their employers), Technology (A study on driverless-car ethics), Society (Rise of the Muslim middle), Comics (Tintin turns 90), Science (Researchers are a step closer to creating tech to read minds) and Climate Change (How to transform sinking cities into landscapes that fight floods) among others
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Mindtree not in talks to buy out biggest shareholder VG Siddhartha: CEO
The Bengaluru IT service company's founders are not looking to sell their own stake either, the CEO reiterated
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My dream is to make the world's most inaccessible restaurant: Gaggan Anand
As the celebrated chef's Bangkok restaurant prepares to close doors in 2020, he speaks to Forbes India about his legacy, why he can't open an Indian restaurant and setting up his dream project in Japan
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Fireside partners dream of Indian consumer-brand unicorns
The venture capital firm that focuses exclusively on consumer brand products, announced six more investments, taking its portfolio to 18
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Automation is at the top of every corporate agenda: Ankur Kothari
The co-founder of Automation Anywhere says that a professional skilled in robotic process automation (RPA) can earn up to a 30-percent higher salary
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Firstpost Print to launch with The National Trust Survey 2019
With over 30,000 respondents , The National Trust Survey 2019 is the largest-ever grassroots survey in the run up to general elections 2019
