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Transverse Thomson Effect Observed Experimentally: Unlocking New Possibilities in Thermal Management
The transverse Thomson effect, a thermoelectric phenomenon theorised nearly 100 years ago, has been observed experimentally for the first time. Scientists demonstrated its unique ability to switch between heating and cooling, opening new possibilities for advanced thermal management systems.
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Mark Thomson Appointed CERN Director-General, Takes Charge of Collider Project
Mark Thomson has been named as the new Director-General of CERN, where he will oversee the $17 billion Future Circular Collider project. Thomson, a British physicist known for his role in the discovery of the Higgs boson, will lead the laboratory through challenges such as securing funding and addressing scepticism from key contributors like German...
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Wall Street flat on Eurozone concerns, Greek election
The Dow Jones industrial average was up 9.04 points, or 0.07 per cent, at 12,563.24.
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Ex-Goldman Director Gupta Loses Bid to Stay Out of Prison
Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc director Rajat Gupta will begin serving a two-year prison term on June 17 after a US federal appeals court rejected his bid to stay free while he appeals his insider trading conviction.
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Overseas Funds Seek to Buy Stake in Aditya Birla Retail for $400-500 Million: Report
L Capital, Temasek Holdings and International Finance Corp are in advanced talks to buy a 30 per cent stake in the retail arm of Aditya Birla Group for about $400-500 million (Rs 2400-3000 crore at 1 dollar = 60 rupees), two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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S&P Upgrades Outlook for India Rating to Stable: What Experts Say
Standard and Poor's raised the outlook for India's 'BBB-minus' rating to 'stable' from 'negative', saying the country's government mandate and improved political setting offered a conducive environment for reforms.
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Icahn Urges 'Undervalued' Apple to Buy Back More Shares
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn said Apple Inc shares could double in value and urged the company's board to buy back more shares using its $133 billion cash pile.
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World Stocks Start Week Lower, China Data Can't Lift Gloom
World stocks started the week on a negative note and crude oil prices fell to near-four-year lows with forecast-beating Chinese trade data unable to lighten investors' mood about the health of the global economy.
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Cairn India Q2 Operating Profit Seen at Rs 2,775 Crore: StarMine
Cairn India Ltd's July-Sept operating profit may lag consensus, according to the Thomson Reuters StarMine's SmartEstimates.
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Budget 2014: Indian Sports Fraternity Feels Hike in Budget a Tad Too Late
The Indian sports fraternity felt the athletes training for the Commonwealth Games might have run out of time to make full use of the Rs 100 crore budget hike announced today for their preparations for the July 23 to August 3 event and the subsequent Asian Games.
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Emerging markets' capital flight jars with haven view
There is something unnerving about seeing domestic capital spinning out the same revolving door in emerging markets.
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Cairn Agrees $575 Million Loan to Help Develop Oil Fields
The London-listed group, dragged into India's tax crackdown on foreign companies in January, also announced on Thursday that the financial damage resulting from the tax authorities' freeze on its $1.1 billion of Indian assets will be assessed by the company in August.
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Wall Street Dips as Retailer Earnings Disappoint
US stocks dipped on Tuesday, weighed down by retailers after earnings from TJX Companies and Staples.
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Asia stocks fall after Moody's downgrades global banks
MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan and Tokyo's Nikkei share average both slipped 0.8%.
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Rupee falls to six-week low on import bills, weak local shares
Negative local stocks, subdued global risk appetite due to a slowing Chinese economy and risks surrounding Greece's debt crisis weighed on the rupee.
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Transverse Thomson Effect Observed Experimentally: Unlocking New Possibilities in Thermal Management
The transverse Thomson effect, a thermoelectric phenomenon theorised nearly 100 years ago, has been observed experimentally for the first time. Scientists demonstrated its unique ability to switch between heating and cooling, opening new possibilities for advanced thermal management systems.
-
Mark Thomson Appointed CERN Director-General, Takes Charge of Collider Project
Mark Thomson has been named as the new Director-General of CERN, where he will oversee the $17 billion Future Circular Collider project. Thomson, a British physicist known for his role in the discovery of the Higgs boson, will lead the laboratory through challenges such as securing funding and addressing scepticism from key contributors like German...
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Wall Street flat on Eurozone concerns, Greek election
The Dow Jones industrial average was up 9.04 points, or 0.07 per cent, at 12,563.24.
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Ex-Goldman Director Gupta Loses Bid to Stay Out of Prison
Former Goldman Sachs Group Inc director Rajat Gupta will begin serving a two-year prison term on June 17 after a US federal appeals court rejected his bid to stay free while he appeals his insider trading conviction.
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Overseas Funds Seek to Buy Stake in Aditya Birla Retail for $400-500 Million: Report
L Capital, Temasek Holdings and International Finance Corp are in advanced talks to buy a 30 per cent stake in the retail arm of Aditya Birla Group for about $400-500 million (Rs 2400-3000 crore at 1 dollar = 60 rupees), two sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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S&P Upgrades Outlook for India Rating to Stable: What Experts Say
Standard and Poor's raised the outlook for India's 'BBB-minus' rating to 'stable' from 'negative', saying the country's government mandate and improved political setting offered a conducive environment for reforms.
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Icahn Urges 'Undervalued' Apple to Buy Back More Shares
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn said Apple Inc shares could double in value and urged the company's board to buy back more shares using its $133 billion cash pile.
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World Stocks Start Week Lower, China Data Can't Lift Gloom
World stocks started the week on a negative note and crude oil prices fell to near-four-year lows with forecast-beating Chinese trade data unable to lighten investors' mood about the health of the global economy.
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Cairn India Q2 Operating Profit Seen at Rs 2,775 Crore: StarMine
Cairn India Ltd's July-Sept operating profit may lag consensus, according to the Thomson Reuters StarMine's SmartEstimates.
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Budget 2014: Indian Sports Fraternity Feels Hike in Budget a Tad Too Late
The Indian sports fraternity felt the athletes training for the Commonwealth Games might have run out of time to make full use of the Rs 100 crore budget hike announced today for their preparations for the July 23 to August 3 event and the subsequent Asian Games.
-
Emerging markets' capital flight jars with haven view
There is something unnerving about seeing domestic capital spinning out the same revolving door in emerging markets.
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Cairn Agrees $575 Million Loan to Help Develop Oil Fields
The London-listed group, dragged into India's tax crackdown on foreign companies in January, also announced on Thursday that the financial damage resulting from the tax authorities' freeze on its $1.1 billion of Indian assets will be assessed by the company in August.
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Wall Street Dips as Retailer Earnings Disappoint
US stocks dipped on Tuesday, weighed down by retailers after earnings from TJX Companies and Staples.
-
Asia stocks fall after Moody's downgrades global banks
MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares outside Japan and Tokyo's Nikkei share average both slipped 0.8%.
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Rupee falls to six-week low on import bills, weak local shares
Negative local stocks, subdued global risk appetite due to a slowing Chinese economy and risks surrounding Greece's debt crisis weighed on the rupee.
