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Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Smartphone Shipments Grew 0.2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025: Canalys
Global smartphone shipments recorded a slight year-on-year (YoY) growth of 0.2 percent for the January-March period (Q1) in 2025, according to a new report by market research firm Canalys. Markets including India, Latin America, marked notable declines in Q1, while China and the US recorded growth. Samsung secured top spot in the first quarter by g...
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Ukraine Expected To Sign Landmark Mineral Deal With US Today: Report
Ukraine is prepared to sign a landmark mineral resources agreement with the United States in Washington on Wednesday, according to two senior Ukrainian officials.
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US Teacher Faces Rape Charge For Alleged Sexual Abuse Of 12-Year-Old Student
The accusations stem from a report made on April 14 by a parent, claiming their son was sexually involved with Jill Brisendine Campbell during his seventh and eighth grades.
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US Puts India On "Priority Watch List" For Alleged IP Rights Violations
The United States has placed India, along with China and Russia, on its "priority watchlist" of countries on its radar for deficiencies and violations of intellectual property rights (IPR).
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Amazon's Plan To Show Tariff Costs A 'Hostile, Political Act': White House
The White House on Tuesday slammed Amazon over reports it would soon tell consumers how much US President Donald Trump's tariffs have contributed to the price tag on its goods.
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Stock Markets Surge Amid Reports Of US's Tariff Relief To Automakers
Stock markets advanced on Tuesday following news that Donald Trump plans to spare automakers from some of his wide-ranging tariffs, boosting hopes of a less combative approach to his trade war.
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Apple Investors Seek Clarity On Tariffs, AI Strategy As iPhone Sales Decline
Apple is expected to face a string of questions over the delayed roll-out of key AI features and the impact of the Sino-U.S. tariff standoff on its business, when it reports results on Thursday.
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US Man Suffers Rs 68 Lakh Loss In Stock Market: "I Was Devastated"
In April, Paul had been tracking reports about potential auto tariffs under US President Donald Trump's administration.
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Trump Admin Probes "Race-Based Discrimination" At Harvard University
US President Donald Trump's administration said it has launched a probe into Harvard University and Harvard Law Review for "race-based discrimination" after receiving reports about the prestigious legal journal's selection process for articles.
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Elon Musk's DOGE Officials Tied To Classified Nuclear Networks: Report
The incident adds to growing scrutiny over DOGE's handling of sensitive government data.
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US Accounting Firms Expand Ops In India To Address Talent Crunch: Report
The turn to India for accounting talent echoes similar moves in tech over the past two decades, where global companies including Walmart, Microsoft and JPMorgan Chase have set up offices in the country.
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US Boy, 11, Died By Suicide After Being Bullied By Teacher, Lawsuit Claims
An 11-year-old boy in the US died by suicide following relentless bullying by his school teacher, who repeatedly called him "stupid".
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Donald Trump Likely To Ease Tariffs Impact On Automakers: Report
The shift means companies paying 25 percent tariffs on car imports won't also pay other duties, such as those on steel and aluminum, according to The Wall Street Journal, which was first to report the shift.
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Google DeepMind UK Workers To Unionise Over AI Sales To Israeli Defence Groups: Report
DeepMind has come under strain from its parent company, Google, in recent months to find commercial uses for its powerful AI.
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Google Reportedly Pays an ‘Enormous Sum of Money’ to Preinstall the Gemini App on Samsung Devices
Google reportedly pays an “enormous sum of money” to Samsung to preinstall the Gemini app. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant began paying the South Korean tech giant in January. The information was said to be revealed by a Google executive while testifying in the ongoing antitrust case against the US Justice Department.
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Samsung Retains Top Spot as Global Smartphone Shipments Grew 0.2 Percent YoY in Q1 2025: Canalys
Global smartphone shipments recorded a slight year-on-year (YoY) growth of 0.2 percent for the January-March period (Q1) in 2025, according to a new report by market research firm Canalys. Markets including India, Latin America, marked notable declines in Q1, while China and the US recorded growth. Samsung secured top spot in the first quarter by g...
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Ukraine Expected To Sign Landmark Mineral Deal With US Today: Report
Ukraine is prepared to sign a landmark mineral resources agreement with the United States in Washington on Wednesday, according to two senior Ukrainian officials.
-
US Teacher Faces Rape Charge For Alleged Sexual Abuse Of 12-Year-Old Student
The accusations stem from a report made on April 14 by a parent, claiming their son was sexually involved with Jill Brisendine Campbell during his seventh and eighth grades.
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US Puts India On "Priority Watch List" For Alleged IP Rights Violations
The United States has placed India, along with China and Russia, on its "priority watchlist" of countries on its radar for deficiencies and violations of intellectual property rights (IPR).
-
Amazon's Plan To Show Tariff Costs A 'Hostile, Political Act': White House
The White House on Tuesday slammed Amazon over reports it would soon tell consumers how much US President Donald Trump's tariffs have contributed to the price tag on its goods.
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Stock Markets Surge Amid Reports Of US's Tariff Relief To Automakers
Stock markets advanced on Tuesday following news that Donald Trump plans to spare automakers from some of his wide-ranging tariffs, boosting hopes of a less combative approach to his trade war.
-
Apple Investors Seek Clarity On Tariffs, AI Strategy As iPhone Sales Decline
Apple is expected to face a string of questions over the delayed roll-out of key AI features and the impact of the Sino-U.S. tariff standoff on its business, when it reports results on Thursday.
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US Man Suffers Rs 68 Lakh Loss In Stock Market: "I Was Devastated"
In April, Paul had been tracking reports about potential auto tariffs under US President Donald Trump's administration.
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Trump Admin Probes "Race-Based Discrimination" At Harvard University
US President Donald Trump's administration said it has launched a probe into Harvard University and Harvard Law Review for "race-based discrimination" after receiving reports about the prestigious legal journal's selection process for articles.
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Elon Musk's DOGE Officials Tied To Classified Nuclear Networks: Report
The incident adds to growing scrutiny over DOGE's handling of sensitive government data.
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US Accounting Firms Expand Ops In India To Address Talent Crunch: Report
The turn to India for accounting talent echoes similar moves in tech over the past two decades, where global companies including Walmart, Microsoft and JPMorgan Chase have set up offices in the country.
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US Boy, 11, Died By Suicide After Being Bullied By Teacher, Lawsuit Claims
An 11-year-old boy in the US died by suicide following relentless bullying by his school teacher, who repeatedly called him "stupid".
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Donald Trump Likely To Ease Tariffs Impact On Automakers: Report
The shift means companies paying 25 percent tariffs on car imports won't also pay other duties, such as those on steel and aluminum, according to The Wall Street Journal, which was first to report the shift.
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Google DeepMind UK Workers To Unionise Over AI Sales To Israeli Defence Groups: Report
DeepMind has come under strain from its parent company, Google, in recent months to find commercial uses for its powerful AI.
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Google Reportedly Pays an ‘Enormous Sum of Money’ to Preinstall the Gemini App on Samsung Devices
Google reportedly pays an “enormous sum of money” to Samsung to preinstall the Gemini app. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant began paying the South Korean tech giant in January. The information was said to be revealed by a Google executive while testifying in the ongoing antitrust case against the US Justice Department.
