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In an era where artificial intelligence is redefining how industries think, build, and scale, Nitya Bathula stands at the intersection of deep engineering and bold platform thinking. As the Chief Executive Officer of D3E Studio, she is leading one of India’s most ambitious efforts to fundamentally rethink how software itself is created. Based in Hyderabad, Telangana, Nitya repre...

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BY: Khushhboo Kabra A US factory chief’s charitable effort has made headlines. Graham Walker, the former CEO of Fibrebond, became a real-life Santa Claus for 540 full-time employees after offering them a six-figure bonus. The Wall Street Journal said that the total compensation amount was $240 million. Graham Walker sold the business to Eaton for [...]

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BY: Khushhboo Kabra Apps that let people share rides could bring Chinese robotaxis to the UK in 2026. Uber and Lyft have partnered with Baidu to test the technology. In order to test the driverless vehicles in London, the two businesses are trying to get regulatory licences. Millions of rides have been completed by Baidu’s [...]

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BY: Khushhboo Kabra Mexican lawmakers have passed a package of new tariffs affecting hundreds of products, many of which are sourced from China. The Mexican Senate passed the measures, which President Claudia Sheinbaum has stated are necessary to promote domestic production, on Wednesday. The tariffs will go into effect on January 1, 2026, and will [...]

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BY: Khushhboo Kabra Renault and Ford have joined hands to develop electric and low-cost electric vehicles for the European market. The main aim and goal of this partnership is to reduce cost production and stay competitive in the market as Chinese people are becoming true rivals of automakers ‘ game. The company is facing very [...]

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