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View: If you’re offered a vaccine, take itAs more and more Americans become eligible for Covid-19 vaccines despite their limited supply, deciding whether to take an available shot h...
- Celebrated writer Ved Mehta passes away due to complications of Parkinson’s disease at 86
Mehta was widely considered the 20th-century writer most responsible for introducing American readers to India.
- Finding the Zen in pandemic-struck life: The most-played song of 2020 may have been 'white noise'
Calming sound effects soothed people through an unusually anxious and sleepless time.
- Rich New Yorkers continue to set camp in plush Hamptons after summer due to rising crime & Covid cases
New York became an early epicenter of America's outbreak earlier this year.
- Computer scientist Russell Kirsch, who invented pixel, passes away at 91
Kirsch developed a method to smooth out images by using pixels with variable shapes.
- Pandemic behaviour: Masks & social distancing are crucial, but some people don't play by the rules. Here's why
In collectivist cultures, people are more likely to do what's best for the group.
- How much has Trump helped stocks rally? Voters are split: Poll
A higher percentage thought the opposite, with 41 per cent saying the market performed worse due to Trump's policies.
- RBI is compromising on financial stability, need to recapitalise system, says Viral Acharya
Former Dy Governor Viral Acharya returned to the New York University to teach in 2019, prematurely ending his term after a tussle with the ...
- Three Indian-Americans part of COVID-19 advisory board on New York's re-opening strategy
New York is the epicentre of the pandemic in the US and currently has 295,106 COVID-19 cases with over 17,000 deaths.On Tuesday, 337 people...
- This artificial intelligence tool can predict which Covid-19 patient is likely to develop respiratory disease
The researchers designed computer models that make decisions based on the data fed into them.
- Coronavirus: Top US universities move classes online
The US government has refrained from imposing an official ban so the often privately run institutions are each grappling with how best to d...
- Anil Ambani’s sons exit board of troubled-Reliance Infrastructure
A company disclosure to bourses said that the brothers ceased to be on the board from January 31, but did not reveal any reason or if they ...
- Students and alumni from prominent American universities condemn 'police violence' at JMI, AMU
"We, students, alumni and the wider community, at universities across the USA, condemn the brutal police violence unleashed against student...
- Marginal hike in FPI caps not helping bond markets: Credit Suisse's Neelkanth Mishra
"The token increase in FPI limits is not working because we are not part of any global bond index," said Mishra, who is also the co-head fo...
- 7 shortlisted for RBI deputy governor post; interview on November 7
The Financial Sector Regulatory Appointment Search Committee has shortlisted about seven names who have been called for the interview on No...
- Jackson Hole’s greatest hits justify obsessing over Fed meeting
With global recession fears growing and bond yields tumbling, this week’s gathering is one of the most anticipated in years.
- Did you know American Express was the pioneer of metal credit card?
In 1999, American Express debuted the Centurion card, an invite-only credit instrument made of metal.
- Fall sick often? Avoid even short trips to polluted cities
The number of tourists travelling internationally is expected to grow to 1.8 billion by 2030.
- Think your devices are safe? New AI tool can fake fingerprints and fool biometric systems
Researchers are training a machine-learning algorithm to generate synthetic fingerprints as MasterPrints.
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