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How Forces, Hungry And Thirsty, Gunned Down 16 Maoists In Chhattisgarh
The forces' supplies ran low and they were hungry and thirsty, but they didn't let that affect their morale and went on to kill 16 Maoists, including a senior leader carrying a Rs 1-crore bounty, in Kulhadighat in Chhattisgarh's Raipur district.
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Samsung Q4 Earnings Expected to Be Hit by Nvidia AI Chip Supply Delay
Samsung is expected to estimate its operating profit rose to 8.2 trillion won ($5.6 billion roughly Rs. 47,984 crore) in the quarter ended December, up from a low base of WON 2.8 trillion (roughly Rs.16,562 crore) a year earlier but down from WON 9.18 trillion (roughly Rs. 54,284 crore) in the preceding quarter.
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SpaceX’s Dragon to Reboost ISS for First Time, Paving Way for Future Deorbit Mission
SpaceX’s Dragon is set to perform its first reboost of the International Space Station (ISS) on Nov. 8. This mission, conducted in partnership with NASA, is a step towards a future in which a larger Dragon spacecraft will play a crucial role in safely deorbiting the ISS when its mission concludes around 2030. Currently, reboosts are generally man...
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India's Oil Imports From Russia Hit 12-Month Low In January As Sanctions Bite
India's crude oil imports from its top supplier Russia fell for a second straight month in January to their lowest in a year as tighter Western sanctions hit supply of light sweet Sokol grade, preliminary ship tracking data showed.
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iPhone SE 4 Will Launch in 2025 With Custom Apple 5G Modem: Jeff Pu
Apple was recently reported to have restarted work on the iPhone SE 4, which was previously thought to have been paused or delayed due to low demand for mid-to-low-end iPhone models. A new report now suggests that the phone will launch in 2025 with a custom 5G modem by Apple.
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Nearly 1 Billion People Served By Healthcare Facilities With No Electricity: Report
Close to 1 billion people in low and lower-middle-income countries are served by healthcare facilities with unreliable electricity supply or with no electricity access at all, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Wo
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Qualcomm to Keep Supplying Apple With Chips in 2023, Q4 Revenue Forecast Falls Short of Estimates
Qualcomm's forecast for the Q4 2022 revenue was $2 billion (roughly Rs. XXX crore) lower than estimates, while the chipmaker said it expected a low double-digit percentage decline in handset volumes this year. Meanwhile, the chipmaker won more business from Apple and said it would start to see benefits from its increased share of chips Samsung uses...
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Oil Prices Surge To Above $101 Per Dollar; Up $10 Since Last Week's Lows
Oil prices rose on Thursday on mounting supply tightness concerns amid disruptions to Russian exports, the potential for major producers to cut output, and the partial shutdown of a US refinery.
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Dollar Resilient, Euro Wallows At Two-Decade Low On Economy Trouble
The dollar held firm on Tuesday on safe haven flows, while the euro languished around a two-decade low as Europe confronts energy supply and broader economic growth concerns.
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Samsung Cuts 2022 Smartphone Shipments Target to 260 Million Units Due to Supply Chain Constraints: Report
Samsung is said to have reduced its smartphone shipment target for 2022, as per a report. The company is said to have made the decision due to slum in global economy, supply chain constraints, and low demand for phones. The report added that the South Korean company was earlier aiming to ship 300 million units in 2022.
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US Recession Fears Darken Outlook For Global Factories, Japan
Japan's factory activity growth slowed to a four-month low in June as China's COVID-19 curbs disrupted supply chains, while many other economies in Asia were also facing headwinds amid growing risks to the outlook from a potential US recession.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Predicts Tough Quarter Ahead Amid Low Demand, Rising Inflation in China
Apple supplier Foxconn has predicted a dip in current-quarter revenue for its electronics business including smartphones. The company has blamed rising inflation, escalating supply chain issues and cooling demand in locked-down China for the tough quarter.
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Rupee Falls To Near One-Month Low On Inflation Surge And Higher Oil
The rupee weakened to its lowest in nearly a month, tracking a decline in domestic stocks as inflation surged and as oil prices climbed to their highest in nearly three weeks on supply fears from the prospect of more sanctions on Russia as the crisis in Ukraine deepens.
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Oil Slumps To Three-Week Low After Fed Minutes, Big IEA Reserve Release Announcement
Oil futures fell sharply on Wednesday after large consuming nations said they would release oil from reserves to counter tightening supply and hawkish minutes from the U.S. central bank that bolstered the dollar.
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Oil Gains $1 As Emergency Crude Supply Boost Seen As Band-Aid
Oil prices clawed back some losses on Thursday after tumbling more than 5 per cent to a three-week low in the previous session after consuming nations announced a huge release of oil from emergency reserves to offset supply lost from Russia.
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How Forces, Hungry And Thirsty, Gunned Down 16 Maoists In Chhattisgarh
The forces' supplies ran low and they were hungry and thirsty, but they didn't let that affect their morale and went on to kill 16 Maoists, including a senior leader carrying a Rs 1-crore bounty, in Kulhadighat in Chhattisgarh's Raipur district.
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Samsung Q4 Earnings Expected to Be Hit by Nvidia AI Chip Supply Delay
Samsung is expected to estimate its operating profit rose to 8.2 trillion won ($5.6 billion roughly Rs. 47,984 crore) in the quarter ended December, up from a low base of WON 2.8 trillion (roughly Rs.16,562 crore) a year earlier but down from WON 9.18 trillion (roughly Rs. 54,284 crore) in the preceding quarter.
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SpaceX’s Dragon to Reboost ISS for First Time, Paving Way for Future Deorbit Mission
SpaceX’s Dragon is set to perform its first reboost of the International Space Station (ISS) on Nov. 8. This mission, conducted in partnership with NASA, is a step towards a future in which a larger Dragon spacecraft will play a crucial role in safely deorbiting the ISS when its mission concludes around 2030. Currently, reboosts are generally man...
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India's Oil Imports From Russia Hit 12-Month Low In January As Sanctions Bite
India's crude oil imports from its top supplier Russia fell for a second straight month in January to their lowest in a year as tighter Western sanctions hit supply of light sweet Sokol grade, preliminary ship tracking data showed.
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iPhone SE 4 Will Launch in 2025 With Custom Apple 5G Modem: Jeff Pu
Apple was recently reported to have restarted work on the iPhone SE 4, which was previously thought to have been paused or delayed due to low demand for mid-to-low-end iPhone models. A new report now suggests that the phone will launch in 2025 with a custom 5G modem by Apple.
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Nearly 1 Billion People Served By Healthcare Facilities With No Electricity: Report
Close to 1 billion people in low and lower-middle-income countries are served by healthcare facilities with unreliable electricity supply or with no electricity access at all, according to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Wo
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Qualcomm to Keep Supplying Apple With Chips in 2023, Q4 Revenue Forecast Falls Short of Estimates
Qualcomm's forecast for the Q4 2022 revenue was $2 billion (roughly Rs. XXX crore) lower than estimates, while the chipmaker said it expected a low double-digit percentage decline in handset volumes this year. Meanwhile, the chipmaker won more business from Apple and said it would start to see benefits from its increased share of chips Samsung uses...
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Oil Prices Surge To Above $101 Per Dollar; Up $10 Since Last Week's Lows
Oil prices rose on Thursday on mounting supply tightness concerns amid disruptions to Russian exports, the potential for major producers to cut output, and the partial shutdown of a US refinery.
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Dollar Resilient, Euro Wallows At Two-Decade Low On Economy Trouble
The dollar held firm on Tuesday on safe haven flows, while the euro languished around a two-decade low as Europe confronts energy supply and broader economic growth concerns.
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Samsung Cuts 2022 Smartphone Shipments Target to 260 Million Units Due to Supply Chain Constraints: Report
Samsung is said to have reduced its smartphone shipment target for 2022, as per a report. The company is said to have made the decision due to slum in global economy, supply chain constraints, and low demand for phones. The report added that the South Korean company was earlier aiming to ship 300 million units in 2022.
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US Recession Fears Darken Outlook For Global Factories, Japan
Japan's factory activity growth slowed to a four-month low in June as China's COVID-19 curbs disrupted supply chains, while many other economies in Asia were also facing headwinds amid growing risks to the outlook from a potential US recession.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Predicts Tough Quarter Ahead Amid Low Demand, Rising Inflation in China
Apple supplier Foxconn has predicted a dip in current-quarter revenue for its electronics business including smartphones. The company has blamed rising inflation, escalating supply chain issues and cooling demand in locked-down China for the tough quarter.
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Rupee Falls To Near One-Month Low On Inflation Surge And Higher Oil
The rupee weakened to its lowest in nearly a month, tracking a decline in domestic stocks as inflation surged and as oil prices climbed to their highest in nearly three weeks on supply fears from the prospect of more sanctions on Russia as the crisis in Ukraine deepens.
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Oil Slumps To Three-Week Low After Fed Minutes, Big IEA Reserve Release Announcement
Oil futures fell sharply on Wednesday after large consuming nations said they would release oil from reserves to counter tightening supply and hawkish minutes from the U.S. central bank that bolstered the dollar.
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Oil Gains $1 As Emergency Crude Supply Boost Seen As Band-Aid
Oil prices clawed back some losses on Thursday after tumbling more than 5 per cent to a three-week low in the previous session after consuming nations announced a huge release of oil from emergency reserves to offset supply lost from Russia.
