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KL Rahul and Virat Kohli helped guide India to a six-wicket win over Australia on Sunday at Chennai's Chepauk stadium. Despite hitting the winning run with a six and bagging the man of the match award for his unbeaten 97 off 115 balls, Rahul has a small regret. He could not bring up his hundred.

Busy, stressed-out humans aren’t always good at expressing empathy. Now computer scientists are training artificial intelligence to be empathetic for us. AI-driven large language models trained on massive amounts of voice, text and video conversations are now smart enough to detect and mimic emotions like empathy—at times, better than humans, some argue.

KCP Ltd has handed over the integrated air drop test — crew module structure to ISRO for its ambitious Gaganyaan mission, the company said on Sunday. The Heavy Engineering Unit of the Chennai-based KCP Ltd received an order from the Bengaluru-headquartered ISRO for the fabrication of two IADT Crew Module structures meant for the demonstration of its technology preparedness levels before the maiden human space flight programme.

A civil servant from the UK has been given the all-clear from cancer after becoming the first person in Wales to be prescribed a new wonder drug, according to a report published by Swansea Bay University Health Board. News agency BBC also reported it. 42-year-old Carrie Downey was diagnosed with bowel cancer a year ago and given dostarlimab infusions for six months. Tests have shown there is no longer any evidence of the disease, the report said. The drug, dostarlimab, targets a specific variant of colorectal cancer. Carrie was diagnosed on 1st September last year while doctors were investigating after she complained of having pains from a previous hernia mesh implant.

₹10 lakh - ₹35 lakh salary range are sought after. During a job change in the auto sector, one can expect a 25% salary increase, which can rise to 50% for those with EV-specific experience. Headhunters are witnessing a surge in demand as automakers diversify their EV product lines.

The cryptocurrency community is abuzz with speculation and anticipation as Bitcoin hovers tantalizingly close to the significant $28,500 mark. Will Bitcoin surge past this barrier to achieve new heights, or is there a retreat on the horizon? 

Heavyweight creditors, a pair of Asian private equity firms and a reclusive rich lister. Here’s a messy deal to sink your teeth into.

MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai as the storied ground got ready to put on a show. When India take on Australia in their opening match of the tournament today, the organisers will be hoping this is indeed the day in which the World Cup comes alive. The World Cup has come to India after 12 years and around the traps, people have commented that the buzz is simply not the same as 2011.

Amazon has launched the first test satellites for its planned internet service

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is analysing tea samples from various parts of the country to determine whether these were adhering to the safety standards, an official said on Saturday.

Lina Khan, in her famous Yale Law School paper of half a decade ago, sketched an argument by which Amazon is bad, never mind what existing antitrust law and precedent say. Now that she’s head of Joe Biden’s Federal Trade Commission, all the fervor is gone. Her lawsuit last week was a bureaucratically listless and perfunctory invocation of existing law and precedent against the online retailer, eliciting not a modicum of enthusiasm even from the usual antitrust cheerleaders in the media.

Asian Games weightlifting on Saturday but it was the North Koreans' stunning return after four years that raised eyebrows in Hangzhou. The country that prides itself on shows of strength emerged from a self-imposed Covid exile to capture six gold medals, five silvers and two bronze in weightlifting. They also smashed six world records. Two weeks before the opening ceremony it was unclear if North Korea would show up, having failed to do so at the Tokyo Olympics and last month's weightlifting World Championships in Riyadh. But they came and they conquered hosts China, who were second in the weightlifting standings with five golds, three silvers and one bronze. North Korea proclaimed themselves «world leaders» at the sport, after not being seen in competition since December 2019. «Now North Korea is ahead of us and we need to catch up. We cannot remain in the comfort zone,» said China's head coach Wang Guoxin. The gold rush raised questions about what the North Korean weightlifters had done while the country's borders were sealed to the outside world because of the pandemic. Jang Song Nam, manager of the North Korean weightlifting team, said the success was «payback» for their sacrifices over years of Covid isolation. «Our athletes for these Asian Games have put in so much hard work,» said Jang. «Every gold medal is payback for our hardship over four years.

Gaganyaan mission- the cabin systems and communication systems. The cabin will house three seats for astronauts, along with a lighting system and two display screens to monitor various parameters inside the cabin.

Amazon launched two satellites on Friday. The satellites lifted off from Cape Canaveral in Florida at 2:06 pm local time (6:06 pm GMT).

Amazon has taken a significant stride in its ambitious endeavor to establish a global satellite internet network, marking a pivotal moment in the realization of its Project Kuiper system. This visionary project aims to deploy 3,236 satellites in low Earth orbit, offering high-speed internet access to remote corners of the world. On Friday, Amazon's maiden pair of Project Kuiper satellites embarked on their journey into space.

There’s a difference in the investing world between thinking you know something and actually knowing it, with the former linked to paying higher investment fees, according to a study published Friday by the Finra Foundation.

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Fast-fashion giant Shein is expected to announce Friday new leadership overseeing its global growth initiatives as the company seeks to diversify its supply chain beyond China. Marcelo Claure, a former SoftBank Group executive, will serve as group vice chairman, a New York-based role that involves expanding manufacturing beyond China to be closer to Shein consumers, he said. “We’re not saying that we’re replacing China," Claure said.

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