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The world has never had so many rich people and their investments in soaring stock markets have made them wealthier than ever recorded, according to a study published on Wednesday.

Magic Bus India Foundation operates 18 Livelihood Centres in Bengaluru, offering digital courses to unemployed graduates from marginalized communities.

For over a decade, the Post Office and its supplier, Fujitsu, insisted that the Horizon system used in its branches was completely “robust”. When discrepancies appeared in hundreds of branch accounts across the country, the Post Office refused to believe the system was at fault and didn’t challenge the information…

Capgemini's CEO said companies were beginning to find an "equilibrium" of hybrid work.

The grocery sector stands out as a promising investment option, thanks to the inelastic demand for its products and the adoption of e-commerce platforms. So, fundamentally strong grocery stocks Kroger (KR), Albertsons Companies (ACI), and Village Super Market (VLGEA) might be solid buys for monthly gains. Read more.

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Arm this week introduced its Arm Total Design initiative, which is aimed at accelerating development of custom datacenter-oriented system-on-chip (SoC) designs using Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS). The collaborative ecosystem unites various developers in a bid to speed up time-to-market and reduce development costs of custom SoCs for AI, cloud, and…

Businesses need to pay attention to the carbon footprint of using AI at scale.

It's been a rough year for high net worth investors. And they're starting to act scared with their money.

The world’s richest individuals have seen the biggest annual decline in the size of their wealth for a decade, new research has revealed, in signs even internationally mobile billionaires are taking a knock from soaring inflation and a slowdown in economic growth.

Such services cost a lot of money, which is why both retailers need to convince customers to buy more and buy more often.