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'54% South Asian youth unfit for employment in 2030': Unicef head
Unicef's Henrietta H Fore on why more than 50 percent of the youth in South Asia do not have the skills for employment in 2030
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Snapshot: Birthday boy Virat Kohli's fast and furious career, in an image
The cricketer has smashed many sporting records; here's a look at some of the highlights
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Get access to your 'secret consumer score'—yes, you have one
We have all been rated by companies based on our past activity, and this score determines where we're pushed in a queue, and what sort of service we are meted out. Your file could be 400 pages long, and here's how to retrieve it
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Researchers can hack Alexa, Google Home, Siri—with laser light
Researchers in Japan and at the University of Michigan said on Monday that they had found a way to take over Google Home, Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Siri devices from hundreds of feet away, by shining laser pointers, and even flashlights, at the devices' microphones
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Three factors that put Sensex on firmer ground
Its second rally past the 40,000 mark looks like it's here to stay
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BBK Group closes in on Samsung
The parent company of Oppo, Vivo, Realme and OnePlus poses a four-pronged threat to the South Korean smartphone giant
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Air pollution map of India: What is your city breathing?
A look at air quality within the Indian subcontinent as on November 4
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Infosys stock gets analysts' nod
After analysing information following whistleblower allegations, they see no inconsistency in data provided by company
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Profits for Flipkart, Amazon India could be a distant dream
Amazon India posted cumulative losses of about Rs5,800 crore in FY19, while at Walmart-owned Flipkart, losses at the corresponding units stood at about Rs5,460 crore. Both companies have seen their revenue surge, but growth seems to have come at a cost in the country
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Saudi Aramco announces plans to go public
Probably the world's most profitable enterprise, the company's plans could lead to the largest initial stock offering ever
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How WeWork's Adam Neumann failed up
The last 80 days have seen an implosion unlike any other in the history of startups. As the scope of the WeWork disaster comes into focus, the question on everyone's mind is how its founder and chief executive managed to fail so spectacularly