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US Proposal Could Halve Biocon's Biosimilar Development Costs
India's Biocon expects a 50% drop in costs for developing complex biosimilars as the United States has proposed to ease clinical testing for the drugs that make up more than 60% of its revenue, a top executive said on Wednesday.
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Transgender Women Set To Be Banned From Female Sports In Olympic Games: Report
The IOC plans to ban transgender women from female categories after a review found lasting physical advantages despite testosterone suppression.
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Why Did BBC Chief Resign? Controversy Behind 'Trump Documentary' Explained
Two of the top executives of the BBC have resigned following a report suggesting the British public service broadcaster misleadingly edited a speech by US President Donald Trump that preceded the January 6 Capitol riot.
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BBC Director-General Resigns Amid Backlash Over Edited Trump Speech
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned following criticism that a BBC documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by US President Donald Trump.
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Indian Man Who Once Washed Dishes At This US Chain Restaurant Now Owns All 250 Outlets
"This (restaurant business) is one of the few industries in the entire world where you can literally start from that level (dishwasher) and work your way up to a CEO or executive," says Amol Kohli.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Alabama Executes Man With Nitrogen Gas For 1993 Murder Over $200 Drug Debt
Anthony Boyd, 54, was sentenced to death for his role in killing Gregory Huguley in Talladega County. Prosecutors said Huguley was set on fire after he didn't pay for $200 worth of cocaine.
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Amazon Is Reportedly Planning to Replace Half a Million Workers With Robots and Automation
Amazon is reportedly planning to replace human workers with AI-powered robots to cut costs and boost efficiency. Internal documents suggest the company could avoid hiring around 6,00,000 US workers by 2033 through warehouse automation. To soften backlash, executives are reportedly advised to use terms like “advanced technology” or “cobots” ...
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As India Sticks To Death By Hanging, A Look At Execution Methods Across The World
The Supreme Court is listening to a proposal to give convicts on death row an option of choosing lethal injection as an alternative to death by hanging as a mode of execution.
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Hamas Brutally Executes 8 Gazans In Public Amid Trump's 'Disarm' Warning
Hamas is reportedly carrying out mass public executions in Gaza as it desperately seeks to maintain control over the Palestinian enclave, even as US President Donald Trump has vowed to disarm the group.
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Hamas Launches Crackdown In Gaza, Executes Alleged Collaborators
Hamas tightened its grip on Gaza's ruined cities Tuesday, launching a crackdown and executing alleged collaborators, even as US President Donald Trump vowed to disarm the group.
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Number Of Executions In US This Year Could Be Highest Since 2012
Thirty-five men have died by court-ordered executions in the US so far this year, including one early Friday, with seven others scheduled to be put to death later this month.
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Who Is Dhravya Shah? Mumbai Man Who Raised $3 Million For AI Startup From Silicon Valley Bigwigs
Shah dropped out of IIT prep to launch Supermemory AI, an innovative startup that's making waves in the tech world.
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Boeing Plans New Airplane to Succeed 737 Max: Report
Boeing Co. has started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually replace the 737 Max, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Wall Street To Academia, Who Is In Trump's Line Of Fire
US President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism and actions against executives, corporations and institutions. His unprecedented actions - from novel export deals to frozen university grants - have upended the status quo between the government,
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US Proposal Could Halve Biocon's Biosimilar Development Costs
India's Biocon expects a 50% drop in costs for developing complex biosimilars as the United States has proposed to ease clinical testing for the drugs that make up more than 60% of its revenue, a top executive said on Wednesday.
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Transgender Women Set To Be Banned From Female Sports In Olympic Games: Report
The IOC plans to ban transgender women from female categories after a review found lasting physical advantages despite testosterone suppression.
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Why Did BBC Chief Resign? Controversy Behind 'Trump Documentary' Explained
Two of the top executives of the BBC have resigned following a report suggesting the British public service broadcaster misleadingly edited a speech by US President Donald Trump that preceded the January 6 Capitol riot.
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BBC Director-General Resigns Amid Backlash Over Edited Trump Speech
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned following criticism that a BBC documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by US President Donald Trump.
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Indian Man Who Once Washed Dishes At This US Chain Restaurant Now Owns All 250 Outlets
"This (restaurant business) is one of the few industries in the entire world where you can literally start from that level (dishwasher) and work your way up to a CEO or executive," says Amol Kohli.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Alabama Executes Man With Nitrogen Gas For 1993 Murder Over $200 Drug Debt
Anthony Boyd, 54, was sentenced to death for his role in killing Gregory Huguley in Talladega County. Prosecutors said Huguley was set on fire after he didn't pay for $200 worth of cocaine.
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Amazon Is Reportedly Planning to Replace Half a Million Workers With Robots and Automation
Amazon is reportedly planning to replace human workers with AI-powered robots to cut costs and boost efficiency. Internal documents suggest the company could avoid hiring around 6,00,000 US workers by 2033 through warehouse automation. To soften backlash, executives are reportedly advised to use terms like “advanced technology” or “cobots” ...
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As India Sticks To Death By Hanging, A Look At Execution Methods Across The World
The Supreme Court is listening to a proposal to give convicts on death row an option of choosing lethal injection as an alternative to death by hanging as a mode of execution.
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Hamas Brutally Executes 8 Gazans In Public Amid Trump's 'Disarm' Warning
Hamas is reportedly carrying out mass public executions in Gaza as it desperately seeks to maintain control over the Palestinian enclave, even as US President Donald Trump has vowed to disarm the group.
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Hamas Launches Crackdown In Gaza, Executes Alleged Collaborators
Hamas tightened its grip on Gaza's ruined cities Tuesday, launching a crackdown and executing alleged collaborators, even as US President Donald Trump vowed to disarm the group.
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Number Of Executions In US This Year Could Be Highest Since 2012
Thirty-five men have died by court-ordered executions in the US so far this year, including one early Friday, with seven others scheduled to be put to death later this month.
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Who Is Dhravya Shah? Mumbai Man Who Raised $3 Million For AI Startup From Silicon Valley Bigwigs
Shah dropped out of IIT prep to launch Supermemory AI, an innovative startup that's making waves in the tech world.
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Boeing Plans New Airplane to Succeed 737 Max: Report
Boeing Co. has started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually replace the 737 Max, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Wall Street To Academia, Who Is In Trump's Line Of Fire
US President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism and actions against executives, corporations and institutions. His unprecedented actions - from novel export deals to frozen university grants - have upended the status quo between the government,
