NTPC's Chairman announced plans for a nuclear power project in Bihar, boosting the company's non-fossil energy portfolio. The company has requested land from the state government and will conduct a feasibility study. NTPC also aims to develop significant renewable energy capacity, including solar and battery storage solutions, in Bihar, adding to its existing 8,850 MW capacity in the state.
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Advances in artificial intelligence mean that machines can now perform certain diagnostic tasks with far better accuracy than human doctors - but the picture is more complicated than you might think
Bitcoin has shed some $4,000 overnight after Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. central bank isn't allowed to own $BTC, which is a fact that may have affected optimism in the crypto market.
The strike follows Amazon's failure to meet a Dec. 15 deadline to negotiate contracts that would secure better wages and working conditions.
Palliser Capital claims Rio Tinto's current dual-listed structure has deprived investors of $50 billion in value.
Palliser Capital claims Rio Tinto's current dual-listed structure has deprived investors of $50 billion in value.
Valtteri Bottas has reunited with his former team.
Two men were said to be sitting next to each other before they suddenly started fighting.
Accenture surpassed first-quarter revenue expectations, driven by increased demand for AI integration services. New bookings reached $18.7 billion, exceeding the previous year's figure. Revenue hit $17.7 billion, outperforming analyst projections. The company raised its annual revenue growth forecast to 4%-7%.
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The Bank of England's nine-member Monetary Policy Committee maintained its main interest rate at 4.75% on Thursday, as inflation climbed to 2.6%, exceeding the bank's 2% target. The committee, which last cut its key rate in November, adopted a cautious stance, concerned that lowering borrowing costs could further fuel inflation.
One person was killed and another four injured, officials say
Moshiri lost hundreds of millions of pounds during his eight-year ownership and hands over a club with significant debts after funding the move to a new £760m stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock
Bank of America's share price sits at $43.50 at the time of writing. Brian Moynihan wants to still be in the corner office when it hits $100.
Giséle Pelicot’s husband used a pseudonym on the now-banned chatroom to invite strangers to his home to rape her
CASTLEFORD TIGERS have confirmed the loan signing of Daniel Okoro from Warrington Wolves, whilst also confirming that Kieran Hudson has left the club. League Express...
(Telecompaper) Danish operator Norlys said that 1,608 residences will receive DKK 87.8 million in state broadband subsidies under the 2024 round, or an average of DKK 54,600 each...
The DWP has confirmed that some benefits due to be paid between December 25, 2024 and January 2, 2025 will be changing
Good morning, Mets fans! In an offseason that has seen many high-level trades, another one seemed to be on the precipice as Nolan Arenado was potentially being moved to the Houston Astros. However, the platinum glove winner used his no-trade clause to stop those trade talks dead in their tracks, per Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. […]
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Warning that Israel will be ejected from the union was issued ahead of Knesset deliberations to shut down Kan, with the director of the EBU calling Israel's planned move 'a departure from standards upheld by democratic nations worldwide'
Brisbane [Australia], December 19 (ANI): Star India batter Virat Kohli got into a heated argument with a TV journalist upon his arrival at Melbourne Airport ahead of the fourth Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test starting from December 26 onwards. As per Wisden, on Thursday, Australia's Channel 7 reported that Virat got into a heated exchange with a TV journalist, and shared pictures of Virat exchanging words with the journalist
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 19 (ANI): The Indian stock markets on Thursday slumped drastically after witnessing selling pressure in major markets around the globe and an indication from the US Federal Reserve of fewer rate cuts next year, less than the anticipation of three or four. During the day the benchmark indices traded under pressure as the Sensex plunged over 1,100 points while the Nifty dipped below 24
