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India's largest IT services company, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), has also asked the employees to follow a proper dress code while returning to office. As per a TOI report, TCS recently made it mandatory for the majority of its employees to return to the office, marking the end of the work-from-home era for the firm. In a post-earnings call, TCS's Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), Milind Lakkad, revealed that approximately 70 percent of the company's workforce has already transitioned back to office-based work. Lakkad emphasized the significance of integrating the new workforce with the established TCS community, stating, «We strongly believe that they need to come to work so that the new workforce gets integrated with the larger workforce of TCS. And that is the only way they will learn and understand and internalize the TCS values and the TCS way. So yes, we are asking people to come all days in a week.»

Investing.com — U.S. President Joe Biden heads to Israel, while crude prices soar as a missile explosion on a Gaza hospital esclated tensions in the Middle East. The earnings season continues with results due from Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), while Chinese GDP expanded by more than expected in the third quarter.

2023 Mercedes GLE, which is soon to be available to Indian customers. The company recently refreshed the GLC, which garnered a positive reception. Mercedes is optimistic about the GLE receiving a similarly enthusiastic response from buyers in India.

By Sarah Wu

Nourish Ingredients, a company with backers including superannuation fund Hostplus and Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, is preparing for a capital raising next year as it rolls out a breakthrough product it says makes plant-based “meat” so much better.

Chinese developers who have defaulted, would deepen the crisis roiling the property sector, which makes up about a quarter of the world's second-largest economy. Country Garden will be deemed in default on its overseas debt if it does not make a $15 million payment for a September 2025 bond by midnight in New York (0400 GMT). The repayments had not been made by early Wednesday, Reuters reported.

By Scott Murdoch

European crypto investors will have to wait a little longer for the full provisions of Markets-in Crypto Assets (MiCA) to kick in, according to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).

World Cup qualifying game for the first time on Tuesday, beating Cambodia 1-0 in Islamabad to advance to the second round. After the first leg in Phnom Penh finished 0-0, a half-volley from Harun Hamid was enough to secure victory at Jinnah Sports Stadium in a first home game for Pakistan since 2015.

Put in to bat in challenging conditions after the rain reduced the contest to 43 over a side, the Netherlands found themselves reeling at 140 for seven before their captain Scott Edwards staged a remarkable recovery with an unbeaten 78 off 69 balls to take his side to a fighting 245 for eight. With the pitch offering variable bounce and some turn, the Netherlands sniffed an opportunity against a formidable South African batting unit which crumbled under pressure to be all out for 207 in 42.5 overs, handing the Dutch their first World Cup win against a Test playing nation. Until Tuesday, the Netherlands had only beaten fellow associate nations Namibia and Scotland in their World Cup history, having made their debut back in 1996. The surprise outcome came 48 hours after Afghanistan shocked defending champions England in Delhi, adding to the unpredictability of the 10 team competition. The Netherlands, who qualified for the their first World Cup since 2011 by finishing second in the Qualifier earlier this year, have shown significant improvement over the years. The Dutch had humbled the Proteas in T20 World Cup 11 months ago and at the scenic Dharamsala on Tuesday, they recorded another famous win over them in a less unpredictable format. At the start of the tournament, Bas de Leede, one of the few full-time cricketers in the team, had expressed delight at cricket being shown live on TV back home after four years.

Chinese companies, had finally become operational. However, beneath the surface of this grand opening lay a complex and unsettling reality - one that highlighted China's controversial infrastructure influence and its geopolitical rivalry with India, The New York Times reported.

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As turbulence sweeps the crypto market, investors seek a meme coin that can reign supreme as a beacon of defiance, guiding holders to financial freedom as the next bull market nears.

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Ageas Federal Life Insurance (AFLI) has announced the launch of ‘Ageas Federal Life Insurance Super Cash Plan’ – a non-linked, participating savings plan for retail customers. This plan offers a combination of immediate liquidity and financial stability for the family, making it an efficient option for people seeking a stable income as well as financial protection, the insurer said in a statement.

cricket is set to make a remarkable comeback to the Olympic Games after a hiatus of 128 years. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed on Monday that cricket, along with sports like baseball/softball, lacrosse, squash, and flag football, will be featured in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. During the IOC's 141st session, the iconic status of star Indian batter Virat Kohli was evident as his name was mentioned in connection with the decision to include cricket in the Olympics.

The sale of Manchester United has been a drawn out affair

The Times of Israel, Levy, 62, a protestor, from Tel Aviv, said “I want Benjamin Netanyahu and all his people to go home because they’ve abandoned residents of the south and they’re not interested in the lives of residents there and instead they’re obsessed with small politics." Also Read: Israel-Hamas war LIVE updates: Iran warns of potential action in 'coming hours' to counter Israel's attack on Gaza At the protest, demonstrators are shouting slogans like "Go to jail, Bibi!" and "Leave," as an expression of their solidarity with the families of the deceased and those held captive by Hamas. In the midst of the crowd, signs and placards are seen with messages such as “Bibi, you have blood on your hands," “We've been abandoned," “Return the hostages immediately," and “There's no trust, quit", the report stated.

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