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Days Gone Developer Bend Studio Confirms Layoffs, 30 Percent of Staff Reportedly Impacted
Days Gone developer Bend Studio confirmed it was laying off employees. The studio will reportedly lay off 30 percent of its staff. The development comes after the studio's live service game was cancelled earlier this year.
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Ram Madhvani On Creative Crisis And Box Office Woes: "Give Indian Cinema A Year Of Peace"
"Can we just give the industry 6 months to a year? It needs oxygen, not nails in the coffin," Madhvani said.
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China's Rare Earth Restrictions Cripple Auto Industry Globally
The global auto industry has been rocked by China's decision to restrict exports of rare earth magnets that are crucial to making vehicles. Beijing is using this as a key weapon in its trade war with Washington.
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India Helping Auto Industry Meet Chinese Officials On Rare Earth Export Ban: Sources
The Prime Minister's Office and the Indian embassy in China are helping Indian auto companies to hold a meeting with the Chinese commerce ministry in Beijing amid the neighbouring country's ban on export of rare earth magnets, sources said.
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Tales of Kenzera: Zau Developer Announces Horror Game Dead Take, Pocketpair Set to Publish
Tales of Kenzera: Zau developer Surgent Studios has revealed its next game, Dead Take. It will be a narrative-driven psychological horror title published by Palworld maker Pocketpair. Dead Take will explore power and corruption in the entertainment industry, the developer said.
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On Op Sindoor's Success, Ex Army Chief's "3 Factors Of Atmanirbharta"
The success of Operation Sindoor also traces its roots in the steps taken towards self-reliance and the focus on indigenous equipment in the last decade, former Indian Army chief General Manoj Pande (retired) told NDTV.
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ISRO Successfully Tests SE2000 Engine for Next-Gen LVM3 Rocket Upgrade
ISRO conducted a successful third hot test of its SE2000 semi-cryogenic engine on May 28, 2025, at the ISRO Propulsion Complex in Mahendragiri. This final test in a three-phase series validated the start-up sequence of the engine, which uses liquid oxygen and kerosene in a staged combustion cycle. The SE2000 will power the upcoming SC120 stage of t...
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TSMC Says US Tariffs Have Some Impact But AI Demand Robust
Taiwan's TSMC said on Tuesday that US tariffs were having some impact on the company and had been discussed with Washington. TSMC's Chief Executive C.C. Wei has disclosed that the company had not seen any changes in customer behaviour due to tariff uncertainty.
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The Mortician Now Available for Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Based on the most disturbing scandal in the history of America’s Funeral Industry, The Mortician is a docuseries that is currently streaming on JioHotstar. It consists of three episodes and stars David Schone, the man behind the scandal. The series revolves around the story of a funeral home where heinous crimes were committed and the deceased we...
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New Electric Car Scheme Offers Import Tax Cuts To Makers For Local Production
The government will significantly lower import tax for foreign automakers that pledge to invest in domestic electric vehicle (EV) production, as it looks to strengthen local manufacturing and draw in global industry leaders.
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Outriders Developer People Can Fly Cancels Two Projects, Says Will 'Scale Down' Teams
People Can Fly, the Polish game developer behind games like Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment and Outriders, has cancelled two unannounced projects and said it will downsize its teams. The studio cited disagreements with the publisher and insufficient funds to continue production as reasons behind the decision.
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Starknet Foundation’s James Strudwick on Why Web3 Gaming Adoption Remains StagnantÂ
James Strudwick, executive director of Web3 firm Starknet Foundation, told Gadgets 360 that although Web3 gaming's growth might have appeared sluggish on the surface, the ecosystem had managed to make gradual progress in recent times. Strudwick said that onboarding challenges, unfamiliar UX, and limited awareness were among crucial factors that wer...
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Amid Deepika Padukone-Sandeep Reddy Vanga Row, Ajay Devgn Says, "Honest Filmmakers Okay With 8-Hour Shift For New Moms"
Kajol responded to new moms in the film industry demanding an 8-hour work shift. Ajay Devgn added that most sensible filmmakers are supporting it
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Tweed's Youthful Makeover Resurrects Symbol Of Scottish Heritage
"When you see tweed on the runway, you don't expect it to come from here," joked 38-year-old former banker Alexander MacLeod as he set up his loom in a converted barn on the shores of a Scottish loch.
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IIT Delhi Overhauls Curriculum After 12 Years With Focus On Hands-On Learning
IIT Delhi Director Rangan Banerjee explained that the reduced class size for first two semesters will now be 150 instead of 300 to ensure more personalised attention.
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Days Gone Developer Bend Studio Confirms Layoffs, 30 Percent of Staff Reportedly Impacted
Days Gone developer Bend Studio confirmed it was laying off employees. The studio will reportedly lay off 30 percent of its staff. The development comes after the studio's live service game was cancelled earlier this year.
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Ram Madhvani On Creative Crisis And Box Office Woes: "Give Indian Cinema A Year Of Peace"
"Can we just give the industry 6 months to a year? It needs oxygen, not nails in the coffin," Madhvani said.
-
China's Rare Earth Restrictions Cripple Auto Industry Globally
The global auto industry has been rocked by China's decision to restrict exports of rare earth magnets that are crucial to making vehicles. Beijing is using this as a key weapon in its trade war with Washington.
-
India Helping Auto Industry Meet Chinese Officials On Rare Earth Export Ban: Sources
The Prime Minister's Office and the Indian embassy in China are helping Indian auto companies to hold a meeting with the Chinese commerce ministry in Beijing amid the neighbouring country's ban on export of rare earth magnets, sources said.
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Tales of Kenzera: Zau Developer Announces Horror Game Dead Take, Pocketpair Set to Publish
Tales of Kenzera: Zau developer Surgent Studios has revealed its next game, Dead Take. It will be a narrative-driven psychological horror title published by Palworld maker Pocketpair. Dead Take will explore power and corruption in the entertainment industry, the developer said.
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On Op Sindoor's Success, Ex Army Chief's "3 Factors Of Atmanirbharta"
The success of Operation Sindoor also traces its roots in the steps taken towards self-reliance and the focus on indigenous equipment in the last decade, former Indian Army chief General Manoj Pande (retired) told NDTV.
-
ISRO Successfully Tests SE2000 Engine for Next-Gen LVM3 Rocket Upgrade
ISRO conducted a successful third hot test of its SE2000 semi-cryogenic engine on May 28, 2025, at the ISRO Propulsion Complex in Mahendragiri. This final test in a three-phase series validated the start-up sequence of the engine, which uses liquid oxygen and kerosene in a staged combustion cycle. The SE2000 will power the upcoming SC120 stage of t...
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TSMC Says US Tariffs Have Some Impact But AI Demand Robust
Taiwan's TSMC said on Tuesday that US tariffs were having some impact on the company and had been discussed with Washington. TSMC's Chief Executive C.C. Wei has disclosed that the company had not seen any changes in customer behaviour due to tariff uncertainty.
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The Mortician Now Available for Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Based on the most disturbing scandal in the history of America’s Funeral Industry, The Mortician is a docuseries that is currently streaming on JioHotstar. It consists of three episodes and stars David Schone, the man behind the scandal. The series revolves around the story of a funeral home where heinous crimes were committed and the deceased we...
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New Electric Car Scheme Offers Import Tax Cuts To Makers For Local Production
The government will significantly lower import tax for foreign automakers that pledge to invest in domestic electric vehicle (EV) production, as it looks to strengthen local manufacturing and draw in global industry leaders.
-
Outriders Developer People Can Fly Cancels Two Projects, Says Will 'Scale Down' Teams
People Can Fly, the Polish game developer behind games like Bulletstorm, Gears of War: Judgment and Outriders, has cancelled two unannounced projects and said it will downsize its teams. The studio cited disagreements with the publisher and insufficient funds to continue production as reasons behind the decision.
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Starknet Foundation’s James Strudwick on Why Web3 Gaming Adoption Remains StagnantÂ
James Strudwick, executive director of Web3 firm Starknet Foundation, told Gadgets 360 that although Web3 gaming's growth might have appeared sluggish on the surface, the ecosystem had managed to make gradual progress in recent times. Strudwick said that onboarding challenges, unfamiliar UX, and limited awareness were among crucial factors that wer...
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Amid Deepika Padukone-Sandeep Reddy Vanga Row, Ajay Devgn Says, "Honest Filmmakers Okay With 8-Hour Shift For New Moms"
Kajol responded to new moms in the film industry demanding an 8-hour work shift. Ajay Devgn added that most sensible filmmakers are supporting it
-
Tweed's Youthful Makeover Resurrects Symbol Of Scottish Heritage
"When you see tweed on the runway, you don't expect it to come from here," joked 38-year-old former banker Alexander MacLeod as he set up his loom in a converted barn on the shores of a Scottish loch.
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IIT Delhi Overhauls Curriculum After 12 Years With Focus On Hands-On Learning
IIT Delhi Director Rangan Banerjee explained that the reduced class size for first two semesters will now be 150 instead of 300 to ensure more personalised attention.
