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The GigaPips forex robot is the latest release from Avenix Fzco, a Dubai, UAE-based financial technology company. Gigapips is made to be compatible with the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform. This automated trading software, also known as an Expert Advisor (EA), is designed to trade the Gold (XAU/USD) H1 timeframe with a BreakOut strategy.

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ABC News has denied claims that it provided questions in advance to Kamala Harris before her debate with former President Donald Trump. These allegations stem from an unverified document, purportedly a sworn affidavit, that appeared online. The document, which is said to be signed by a notary public on September 9, suggests there was close collaboration between ABC News and Harris’s team. The document claims that a male staff member, who has worked at ABC for ten years, wrote it. It alleges that ABC News agreed to conditions that would benefit Harris in the debate, including giving her the questions ahead of time. This document surfaced on the social media account of Philip Anderson, a right-wing influencer and January 6 participant, two days after the debate. ABC News has issued a statement saying, «ABC News followed the debate that both campaigns agreed on and which clearly state: No topics or questions will be shared in advance with campaigns or candidates.»

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Piyush Goyal, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, has called for an indigenous Silicon Valley, a dedicated township for startups in India, at the launch of Bharat Startup Knowledge Access Registry (Bhaskar). It serves as a central hub for collaboration and exchange of ideas between startups, investors, service providers and government bodies. Goyal pitched a vision to promote the sector's growth, building the largest digital registry for stakeholders within the startup ecosystem. He proposed a township of 25-500 acres to promote the startup ecosystem and provide guidance and support under one roof. On India’s position in the Silicon valley, ET reported earlier about one-third of tech employees in Silicon Valley are of Indian origin. It further said that CEOs of Indian origin head 16 Fortune 500 companies generating nearly $1 trillion in revenue.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The recent ₹6,560-crore initial public offering (IPO) of Bajaj Housing Finance, which was oversubscribed nearly 67 times, underscored the ongoing frenzy around IPOs in India. The sheer demand – translating to bids worth more than ₹4 trillion – highlights the immense trust investors place in established corporate giants like Bajaj and Tata.

Tupperware Brands is preparing to file for bankruptcy as soon as this week, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people with knowledge of the plans. The company's shares were down 15.8% at 43 cents after the bell. They closed down 57%. Founded in 1946 by chemist Earl Tupper, the company's popularity exploded in the 1950s as women of the post-war generation held «Tupperware parties» at their homes to sell food storage containers as they sought empowerment and independence.

Lightspeed, through its growth fund, is set to lead a $50-60 million deal with Qure.ai, which provides artificial intelligence-based decision support tools for diagnostic images, people aware of the matter said. This would be the third major deal from Lightspeed from its growth fund after having invested in quick-commerce firm Zepto and edtech company PhysicsWallah. The PhysicsWallah deal is yet to be formally announced. The funding in Qure.ai is likely to include a secondary share sale as well and is being finalised and will close within this month, people who know about the matter told ET. Qure.ai was a nominee in the Top Innovator category at The ET Startup Awards 2021.

technology budgets soon as Europe has started reducing interest rates and the US is expected to follow suit. While industry analysts foresee this as a tailwind along with the ongoing digital adoption by enterprises, they said the impact on the industry may be felt only by the fourth quarter of this fiscal ending March 2025. «We think the first change will reflect in the management commentary turning more optimistic and references to green shoots in discretionary demand pickup,» said Kumar Rakesh, associate director at BNP Paribas, who closely tracks the IT sector. «Impact on earnings will likely take a little longer and we think it will start reflecting in CY2025.»

Piyush Goyal will be the guest of honour at a star-studded ceremony to celebrate the winners of the tenth edition of The Economic Times Startup Awards on Saturday, October 5, the country's most coveted recognition in entrepreneurial excellence. The event in Bengaluru will host a galaxy of business leaders and policymakers, as ETSA 2024 marks a decade of celebrating India's brightest entrepreneurs and startups. Goyal's first interaction with startup industry leaders at the ceremony post removal of the so-called 'Angel Tax' is expected to provide insights into the government's push to further support the new-age economy which has seen several companies go public this year.

E2E Networks, an artificial intelligence cloud service provider, is getting a lot of attention that the National Stock Exchange-listed company has probably not seen in the 15 years since its inception. The company started offering graphics processing units (GPUs) for cloud computing in 2018, when nobody else was in the market in India. The bet is now paying off, with a customer list of 2,500-3,000 companies, mostly startups and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and also some big companies. Its stock has yielded almost 280% year-to-date, which according to Bloomberg data makes it one of the top-performing IT stocks of 2024. Delhi-based E2E is well-positioned to participate in the India AI Mission’s tender to procure 10,000 GPUs as part of a consortium.

Adani Green and Torrent Power Monday committed a total investment of Rs 32.45 lakh crore by FY30 in renewable energy, in a big boost for the country's green energy transition. «Developers have committed an additional 570 GW, manufacturers have committed additional manufacturing capacities of 340 GW in solar modules, 240 GW in solar cells, 22 GW in wind turbines, 10 GW in electrolysers,» Renewable energy minister Pralhad Joshi said at the Global RE-Invest Summit hosted by MNRE and CII here. Adani Green and Adani New Industries together submitted to add 50 GW renewable energy capacity, solar manufacturing of 10 GW, wind manufacturing of 5 GW, green hydrogen of 10 GW and electrolyser of 5 GW, as per an official, committing an investment of Rs 4.1 lakh crore.

Putin's decree, published on the official government website, will take effect Dec. 1. It sets the overall number of Russian military personnel at nearly 2.4 million, including 1.5 million troops, and orders the government to provide the necessary funding. The previous increase in Russian troop numbers came last December, when a decree by Putin set the total number of Russian military personnel at about 2.2 million, including 1.32 million troops.

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Startup Accelerators of MeitY for Product Innovation, Development and Growth (Samridh) scheme, for which 125 startups will be provided funding support and mentorship, was launched by MeitY secretary S. Krishnan on Monday. The scheme provides a first round of funding of up to Rs 40 lakh. To promote growth of India’s software product industry as part of the 100-day agenda, the Government of India is providing support to 125 startups through potential accelerators to achieve the target of nurturing 300 startups. The startups in turn get a chance to improve their products and attract funding to expand their businesses. Incubators prioritise the long-term sustainability of startups over rapid growth. India has more than 500 incubators but is still nascent in its accelerator ecosystem with K-Start, Talks, Axilor Ventures, Byron, GSF Accelerator, Gain Accelerator, T-Hub being among the few examples, sources said.

Multi-tier security arrangements have been put in place to ensure free and fair assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, a senior police official said. «As the first phase of voting will take place on September 18, Jammu and Kashmir police have made elaborate security arrangements for the assembly polls so that maximum number of people can exercise their right to vote,» Inspector General of Police Kashmir Zone V K Birdi told PTI. Birdi said Central Armed Paramilitary Forces (CAPF), Jammu and Kashmir Armed Police and JK Police will be deployed as part of the multi-tier security for the elections in the union territory, which will be first since abrogation of Article 370 in 2019. «The CAPF units, JKAP and JKP are part of the security plan. A multi-tiered security plan is there, be it for strong rooms, polling stations or polling booths,» he said.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Oracle announced a partnership with Amazon’s cloud unit, cementing its strategy of joining with once sworn rivals, and finding its own niche in the cloud and artificial intelligence era. The Austin-based tech giant, which has lagged behind Amazon, Microsoft and Google in cloud-computing for years, has now built partnerships with all of them.