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"Learnt About Son's Killing By US Cops Through Friends After 2 Weeks": Family
The family of a 30-year-old Indian techie who was shot dead by the California police has said they learnt about the incident through his friends more than two weeks after his death on September 3.
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"American Mentality Must End": Indian Techie Before He Was Shot Dead By US Cops
The 30-year-old Indian techie, who was shot by the police in California earlier this month, was reportedly harassed and racially discriminated against by his former employer, colleagues and roommates to an extent that his "food was poisoned".
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Who Was Mohammed Nizamuddin, Telangana Techie Shot Dead By US Cops
Mohammed Nizamuddin, a 30-year-old man from Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, was allegedly shot dead by the police in California, United States, earlier this month.
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Indian Techie Shot Dead By US Cops At Home, They Say He Stabbed Roommate
A 30-year-old Indian techie was shot dead by the police in California after he allegedly stabbed his roommate with a knife earlier this month, officials said.
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Indian Software Engineer Found Dead On Microsoft's Silicon Valley Campus
Pratik Pandey badged into the office on the evening of August 19 and was found dead in the early hours of the following morning, according to a family member who has spoken with Microsoft and requested anonymity to discuss a personal matter.
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Intel's Quarterly Revenue Tops Expectations as Investors Await New CEO
As Intel undergoes a historic transition and attempts to emerge from one of its bleakest periods, its December quarter results have beat analysts' low expectations. Shares of the Santa Clara, California-based company climbed 3.8 percent in after-hours trading. Last year, Intel's shares lost about 60 percent.
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Pregnant US Teacher Dies After Falling 164 Feet Down A Gorge While Hiking In Greece
The couple was trekking near the Preveli Monastery on the Greek Island of Creteabat on December 23 when she "slipped and fell" 164 feet down a gorge.
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Intel Sells Stake in Chip Designer Arm Holdings
Intel, which is cutting thousands of jobs as it struggles to stay relevant in the chip industry, sold its 1.18 million share stake in British chip firm Arm Holdings in the second quarter, a regulatory filing showed on Tuesday.
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Beyonce's Dazzling Glamour In A Shimmering Bodysuit Is Fit For A Mayor Of Santa Clara
Beyonce added another look to her style files in a bedazzled bodysuit with a hat and gloves
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Taylor Swift Gifts Rs 82 Lakh To Each Tour Truck Driver Who Carried Her Equipment
She also gifted a "very generous amount" to band members, dancers, lighting and sound technicians, caterers, and other staff.
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California Man Charged With Hate Crimes After Targeting Hindu Women In Necklace Robbery Spree
At least 14 Hindu women in the US state of California have been attacked by a man who also ripped their jewellery in a spate of hate crimes, authorities said.
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Apple Loses Early Round in Discrimination Lawsuit Filed by Indian Engineer in US
Apple lost an early round in a discrimination lawsuit brought in the US by a female engineer from India who says her two managers — one from her country, the other from Pakistan — treated her as they would in their own countries: as a subservient.
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Nuru Starts Charging For Robot Deliveries In CaliforniaÂ
The California DMV has allowed the company to operate its delivery service in parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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Nvidia Turns To Driver-Assistance Market As Robo-Taxis Stall
Nvidia Corp, whose semiconductors power data centers, autonomous cars and robots, said on Thursday it plans to enter the market for technology that helps cars with automated lane-keeping, cruise control and other driver-assistance features. The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represe...
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Nvidia Turns to Driver-Assistance Market as Robo-Taxis Stall
The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represents a change in direction for Nvidia. Until now, the Santa Clara, California-based company has supplied key technology aimed at making autonomous vehicles that require much more sophisticated computers.
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"Learnt About Son's Killing By US Cops Through Friends After 2 Weeks": Family
The family of a 30-year-old Indian techie who was shot dead by the California police has said they learnt about the incident through his friends more than two weeks after his death on September 3.
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"American Mentality Must End": Indian Techie Before He Was Shot Dead By US Cops
The 30-year-old Indian techie, who was shot by the police in California earlier this month, was reportedly harassed and racially discriminated against by his former employer, colleagues and roommates to an extent that his "food was poisoned".
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Who Was Mohammed Nizamuddin, Telangana Techie Shot Dead By US Cops
Mohammed Nizamuddin, a 30-year-old man from Mahabubnagar district of Telangana, was allegedly shot dead by the police in California, United States, earlier this month.
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Indian Techie Shot Dead By US Cops At Home, They Say He Stabbed Roommate
A 30-year-old Indian techie was shot dead by the police in California after he allegedly stabbed his roommate with a knife earlier this month, officials said.
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Indian Software Engineer Found Dead On Microsoft's Silicon Valley Campus
Pratik Pandey badged into the office on the evening of August 19 and was found dead in the early hours of the following morning, according to a family member who has spoken with Microsoft and requested anonymity to discuss a personal matter.
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Intel's Quarterly Revenue Tops Expectations as Investors Await New CEO
As Intel undergoes a historic transition and attempts to emerge from one of its bleakest periods, its December quarter results have beat analysts' low expectations. Shares of the Santa Clara, California-based company climbed 3.8 percent in after-hours trading. Last year, Intel's shares lost about 60 percent.
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Pregnant US Teacher Dies After Falling 164 Feet Down A Gorge While Hiking In Greece
The couple was trekking near the Preveli Monastery on the Greek Island of Creteabat on December 23 when she "slipped and fell" 164 feet down a gorge.
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Intel Sells Stake in Chip Designer Arm Holdings
Intel, which is cutting thousands of jobs as it struggles to stay relevant in the chip industry, sold its 1.18 million share stake in British chip firm Arm Holdings in the second quarter, a regulatory filing showed on Tuesday.
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Beyonce's Dazzling Glamour In A Shimmering Bodysuit Is Fit For A Mayor Of Santa Clara
Beyonce added another look to her style files in a bedazzled bodysuit with a hat and gloves
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Taylor Swift Gifts Rs 82 Lakh To Each Tour Truck Driver Who Carried Her Equipment
She also gifted a "very generous amount" to band members, dancers, lighting and sound technicians, caterers, and other staff.
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California Man Charged With Hate Crimes After Targeting Hindu Women In Necklace Robbery Spree
At least 14 Hindu women in the US state of California have been attacked by a man who also ripped their jewellery in a spate of hate crimes, authorities said.
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Apple Loses Early Round in Discrimination Lawsuit Filed by Indian Engineer in US
Apple lost an early round in a discrimination lawsuit brought in the US by a female engineer from India who says her two managers — one from her country, the other from Pakistan — treated her as they would in their own countries: as a subservient.
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Nuru Starts Charging For Robot Deliveries In CaliforniaÂ
The California DMV has allowed the company to operate its delivery service in parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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Nvidia Turns To Driver-Assistance Market As Robo-Taxis Stall
Nvidia Corp, whose semiconductors power data centers, autonomous cars and robots, said on Thursday it plans to enter the market for technology that helps cars with automated lane-keeping, cruise control and other driver-assistance features. The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represe...
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Nvidia Turns to Driver-Assistance Market as Robo-Taxis Stall
The move, announced as part of the chip company's annual conference, which was held online this year, represents a change in direction for Nvidia. Until now, the Santa Clara, California-based company has supplied key technology aimed at making autonomous vehicles that require much more sophisticated computers.
