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Just Eat to axe 1,700 jobs to cut costs

Food delivery platform, Just Eat Takeaway announced plans to cut over 1,700 jobs in the UK, mostly courier jobs, as it cuts costs in...

Google starts public release of chatbot Bard to take on ChatGPT

Google has launched its chatbot Bard to the public, with the aim of gaining ground on Microsoft in the rapidly evolving race on artificial...

India’s CBI asks Interpol to restore Red Notice against Mehul Choksi

India’s Central Bureau of Investigation has asked Interpol to restore the Red Notice against fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi, saying its decision to drop his...

OneWeb one step away from completing constellation of 600 satellites in space

Bharti Enterprise-backed OneWeb is one step away from completing its constellation of 600 low earth orbit satellites, paving the way for the provision of...

Jammu and Kashmir gets first foreign investment from Emaar Group

Dubai’s Emaar Group has announced plans to construct a $60 million office and shopping complex at Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir. This is the first...

Women representation increases in finance firms to 35 per cent: Survey

A recent survey examining a Treasury-supported initiative has found that financial services firms have made progress in increasing the percentage of women in senior...

Rolls-Royce to develop ‘Moon nuclear reactors’ with UK funding

British aerospace giant Rolls-Royce said that it had secured UK funding to develop small nuclear reactors that could provide power on the Moon. Rolls said...

Lockheed Martin sells UK subsidiary to Norway firm

Norway’s Loke Marine Minerals has acquired deep-sea mining firm UK Seabed Resources (UKSR) from US weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin, the companies said as international...

Flour millers in India want ban on wheat exports

Flour millers’ industry body has suggested that India extend a ban on wheat exports that has been in place since last year to help...

A smart supply-side budget – but there’s more to be done on housing

The Chancellor’s Spring Budget last week was a welcome breath of fresh air: sensible and measured policies to help steady the ship after years...