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An Indian Can Now Visit Space. Courtesy: Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin
Indian citizens will be part of the six seats that together SERA and Blue Origin aim to offer to people from countries that have sent few or no citizen astronauts to space.
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In PM Modi, Saudi Prince, Jeff Bezos Friended Wrong Heads: Foreign Media
The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.
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Amid Jeff Bezos Hack Row, Details Of Spyware In India, Other Countries
The alleged theft of data from the iPhone X used by billionaire Jeff Bezos has cast an unflattering light on the swiftly growing and highly secretive cottage industry of software developers specializing in digital surveillance.
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Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Visits Taj Mahal With Girlfriend Lauren Sanchez
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos visited the Taj Mahal in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, during his trip to India.
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Jeff Bezos, Shah Rukh Khan, Zoya Akhtar Talk Amazon, Storytelling, Failures, Superstitions, and More: How to Watch
Last Friday, on his maiden visit to Mumbai, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos sat down with Shah Rukh Khan and Zoya Akhtar for a roughly forty-minute chat in which they spoke about going to physical stores, the difficulty of good storytelling, the biggest waste of their time, Bezos’ advice for someone starting their career today, and superstition...
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'India Needs Investment': IMF's Gita Gopinath On Snub To Jeff Bezos
India needs a lot of investment and it is important to encourage it, Gita Gopinath, Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund or IMF told NDTV on Monday, in reference to the government's cold-shoulder to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos during his visit last week.
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Amazon India To Have 10,000 Electric Vehicles In Its Delivery Fleet By 2025
Amazon India has confirmed that it will have 10,000 electric vehicles in its delivery fleet by 2025. The announcement comes just days after Amazon president & CEO, Jeff Bezos visited India. The e-commerce giant has already started including e-rickshaws in the delivery fleet.
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The Amazon India Initiative That Makes Jeff Bezos "Proud"
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has praised one of his company's equal opportunity programs in India, saying that it makes him "proud".
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Jeff Bezos Rolls Out Another Amazon Gift For India: Delivery E-Rickshaws
Notwithstanding an apparent snub from the Indian government, Amazon chief Jeff Bezos' charm offensive for India is showing little signs of slowing down. This morning, the American billionaire, back home after a three-day visit to India last week, tweeted a video announcing the rollout of a fleet of electric-powered delivery rickshaws.
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Washington Post's Rejoinder For BJP Leader Who Targeted Jeff Bezos
A BJP leader's swipe at Jeff Bezos, cold-shouldered by the government during his India visit earlier this week, has triggered a sharp retort.
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An Indian Can Now Visit Space. Courtesy: Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin
Indian citizens will be part of the six seats that together SERA and Blue Origin aim to offer to people from countries that have sent few or no citizen astronauts to space.
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In PM Modi, Saudi Prince, Jeff Bezos Friended Wrong Heads: Foreign Media
The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.
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Amid Jeff Bezos Hack Row, Details Of Spyware In India, Other Countries
The alleged theft of data from the iPhone X used by billionaire Jeff Bezos has cast an unflattering light on the swiftly growing and highly secretive cottage industry of software developers specializing in digital surveillance.
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Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos Visits Taj Mahal With Girlfriend Lauren Sanchez
Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos visited the Taj Mahal in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, during his trip to India.
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Jeff Bezos, Shah Rukh Khan, Zoya Akhtar Talk Amazon, Storytelling, Failures, Superstitions, and More: How to Watch
Last Friday, on his maiden visit to Mumbai, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos sat down with Shah Rukh Khan and Zoya Akhtar for a roughly forty-minute chat in which they spoke about going to physical stores, the difficulty of good storytelling, the biggest waste of their time, Bezos’ advice for someone starting their career today, and superstition...
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'India Needs Investment': IMF's Gita Gopinath On Snub To Jeff Bezos
India needs a lot of investment and it is important to encourage it, Gita Gopinath, Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund or IMF told NDTV on Monday, in reference to the government's cold-shoulder to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos during his visit last week.
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Amazon India To Have 10,000 Electric Vehicles In Its Delivery Fleet By 2025
Amazon India has confirmed that it will have 10,000 electric vehicles in its delivery fleet by 2025. The announcement comes just days after Amazon president & CEO, Jeff Bezos visited India. The e-commerce giant has already started including e-rickshaws in the delivery fleet.
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The Amazon India Initiative That Makes Jeff Bezos "Proud"
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has praised one of his company's equal opportunity programs in India, saying that it makes him "proud".
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Jeff Bezos Rolls Out Another Amazon Gift For India: Delivery E-Rickshaws
Notwithstanding an apparent snub from the Indian government, Amazon chief Jeff Bezos' charm offensive for India is showing little signs of slowing down. This morning, the American billionaire, back home after a three-day visit to India last week, tweeted a video announcing the rollout of a fleet of electric-powered delivery rickshaws.
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Washington Post's Rejoinder For BJP Leader Who Targeted Jeff Bezos
A BJP leader's swipe at Jeff Bezos, cold-shouldered by the government during his India visit earlier this week, has triggered a sharp retort.
