Jeff Bezos in India: The Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said SRK was \"one of the most humble people\" he had ever met. Here's what SRK said

Microsoft announced today that it would be removing as much carbon as it has emitted in its 45-year history.

Targeting the Modi government over the ongoing economic slowdown, Chidambaram said Goyal's snub \"will reverse the five successive month decline in imports and the eight successive month decline in exports\"

The two Chinese companies in the top 15 are Huawei Technologies (2,418 patents granted in 2019) and BOE Technology Group (2,177 granted)

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's remarks on the Citizenship Amendment Act have created a controversy, with the BJP saying his remarks are a perfect example of how \"literate\" people need to be educated on the citizenship law. Responding to a question by BuzzFeed on the CAA, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said what's happening in India was \"sad\" and \"just bad\". During an event in New York, the Microsoft CEO added he hoped for an India where an immigrant could aspire to found a prosperous start-up or lead an MNC. Watch what BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi said in response to this.Also read: Over-regulation by govt killing auto industry, says Rajiv Bajaj; Budget must address 'real issues'Also read: Tata-Mistry dispute: Behind Nusli Wadia's decision to withdraw lawsuits against Ratan Tata  

During an event in New York, the Microsoft CEO said he hoped for an India where an immigrant could aspire to found a prosperous start-up or lead an MNC

Microsoft's India-born CEO Satya Nadella has expressed grief over the Citizenship law. \"I think what is happening is sad, primarily as sort of someone who grew up there... I think it's just bad,\" Nadella told BuzzFeed at a Microsoft event in Manhattan; Market regulator SEBI has extended the deadline given to companies to separate the roles of chairman and managing director by two years till April 2022; German engineering group Siemens said it would fulfil its contractual obligations to a controversial coal mining project in Australia's outback, attracting criticism from environmental groups on Monday. This and more news on News Blast.

Aviation ministry asks operators to register drones by Jan 31 or face actionThe Aviation Ministry announced a scheme on Monday asking operators to voluntarily register their drones by January 31. The ministry said that those who fail to register will face action under the Indian Penal Code and Aircraft Act. The number of illegal drones in India is likely to be between 50,000 and 60,000, co-chair of a FICCI committee on drones, Ankit Mehta, had said on October 22 last year.Siemens ...

The $5.3 billion price given in Monday's statement is double what Plaid was reportedly valued at during its last fundraising

'The nation is engrossed with the anti-CAA, anti-NPR protests. Both present a clear and present danger,' Chidambaram said

Google Doodle Today: Today's Google doodle features the noted Urdu poet Kaifi Azmi on his 101st birthday. Here are some interesting facts about Kaifi Azmi

Satya Nadella on CAA: Microsoft CEO said that he hopes one day that a Bangladeshi immigrant can come to India an start his own start-up

Representatives from different companies including Accenture, Adobe, Facebook, Genpact, Google, HCL, Infosys, Intel, Microsoft and TCS are expected to participate in the deliberations with DPIIT

houm.me is essentially a service-led platform where a user owns digital space to store their digital assets safely and privately

Initiatives are being put in place to reach out to women professionals across the country including freshly minted engineers from the tier-II and tier-III cities and towns

Currently there are a total of 80 promoters whose total wealth exceeds a billion-dollar; number was 82 in December last year and 91 in March 2018

Best places to work: LinkedIn has been ranked on 12th spot, followed by Boston Consulting Group on the 13th. Microsoft that was ranked 34th last year has been ranked 21

While the contours of the new bill would only be known once it is tabled in the Parliament, experts are optimistic of the bill given data privacy is critical for most users

From the 998 offers, including that of 167 pre-placement, there were 34 international offers from 17 companies

Aramco and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have been planning to jointly hold 50 per cent stake in the USD 44 billion refinery in Maharashtra