UpFront
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Should social media accounts be linked to Aadhar?
Verifying social media accounts via Aadhaar will rein in anonymous abuse but also curb privacy free speech
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Alibaba postpones Hong Kong listing as protests roil markets
Protests have disrupted the city for months and have begun to disrupt the commerce that makes up its lifeblood. The offering had been expected to raise $10 billion to $15 billion
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Inside India's messy electric vehicle revolution
The front line of India's electric car movement is messy, improvised and driven by the people. The government and vehicle makers are now trying to gain some control over it
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Digital Fortune: The journey of Kresna Graha Investama
Kresna Graha Investama has transformed itself into a tech incubator and investment firm
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#Logout campaign: Stock market investors approach NRAI to discuss "key issues" with Zomato and other aggregators
While investors claim to find the protest against deep discounting "surprising", the National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) has refused to engage in discussions
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Hi, Alexa. How do I stop you from listening in on me?
Here's a comprehensive guide on what to do to protect your privacy with each of the virtual assistants
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Why markets are not panicking about Italy (yet)
Italian bond yields edged lower after Matteo Salvini, leader of the populist, right-wing League party, provoked the collapse of the Italian government Tuesday—at first glance, this makes no sense
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GoAir looks to raise nearly Rs 3,000 crore through IPO, hires bankers
The airline, owned by the Wadia family, is likely to raise the capital in the first quarter of the next calendar year
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Sony's Spider-Man vs Marvel's Spider-Man: Who is more profitable?
As your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man leaves the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a look at which banner has historically worked out better for the franchise
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Facebook's new tool lets you see which apps and websites tracked you
The tool, Off-Facebook Activity, allows users to view the hundreds of sites and apps that share data and customer information with Facebook. They can disconnect the data from their account if they want
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The mystery of the Himalaya's Skeleton Lake just got weirder
Hundreds of human skeletons emerge from this lake, originally thought to have died simultaneously in a catastrophe. But a new genetic analysis carried out by scientists in India, the United States and Germany has upended that theory