Firms/companies
ONGC to drill 9 development wells in K-G Basin
15 Mar 2016
Microsoft ends support to Bitcoin within Microsoft Store
14 Mar 2016
Microsoft had introduced bitcoin support in December 2014 and allowed users to trade in the cryptocurrency at the going market value via third-party bitcoin payment processor BitPay
GM to buy autonomous vehicle technology software start-up Cruise Automation
12 Mar 2016
GM recently started dabbling in self-driving vehicle technology, and invested $500 million in Lyft, Inc an automated on-demand rides company, which led to starting its own car-sharing service company called Maven
GM to buy autonomous vehicle technology software start-up Cruise Automation
12 Mar 2016
GM recently started dabbling in self-driving vehicle technology, and invested $500 million in Lyft, Inc an automated on-demand rides company, which led to starting its own car-sharing service company called Maven
Apple v/s Department of Justice turning into epic battle
11 Mar 2016
In a courtroom battle that is escalating beyond the unlocking of a single iPhone, the US Justice Department accuses Apple of seeking to make its phones ‘warrant-proof’, while Apple calls such remarks “offensive” and “desperate”
Siemens to cut 2,500 jobs worldwide
11 Mar 2016
Siemens to cut 2,500 jobs worldwide
11 Mar 2016
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