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Managing risk is a combined leadership effort; not limited to IT manager

Great opportunity in organising the chaotic unorganised milk sector: Samarth Setia of Mr Milkman

B2B dairy tech startup Mr Milkman doubled its revenue last year, and is milking most of the opportunities that the unorganised dairy sector provides

Still bullish on India growth story: Rajiv Bhalla of Barco India

The display technology firm reckons that India's under-penetrated market for cinema screens and under-served market in healthcare provides huge opportunities for growth of the company

Facebook says it won't back down from allowing lies in political ads

The issue has raised important questions regarding how heavy a hand technology companies like Facebook and Google should exert when deciding what types of political content they will and will not permit

U.S. and allies believe missiles fired by Iran downed Boeing 737

A video verified by The New York Times appeared to show an Iranian missile exploding near a plane above Parand, near Tehran's airport, the area where the jetliner, stopped transmitting its signal before it crashed

What to know about Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, stepping back

Announcing a plan to "step back" from being a senior royal is sort of like declaring an intention to recuse oneself from being famous

Hypertension in Indians and impact of salt

Dr. Behram Pardiwala explains how Indians are at high risk of hypertension, and how salt intake impacts this risk

Little clarity and many theories after a Boeing 737 plane crashes near Tehran

Investigators should put consideration of an attack "at the top of their agenda," said Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board

Its barrage left little damage, but Iran has deadlier weapons

Tehran has spent those decades cultivating less conventional capabilities that are now among the most potent in the world and which are ideally suited for carrying out asymmetrical warfare against a superpower like the United States

Ukrainian Boeing 737 carrying at least 170 passengers, crashes in Iran shortly after takeoff

The crash, which reportedly killed everyone on board, came at a tense time in Iran, as political escalations with the United States had the country on the edge

Iran fires on U.S. forces at 2 bases in Iraq, saying 'fierce revenge' has begun for Suleimani's killing

U.S. officials in Washington said that Iran had fired more than a dozen ballistic missiles at two military bases in Iraq where U.S. troops are stationed