Uber Employees Petition for Travis Kalanick to Return 
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Today in Uber History: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Resigns 
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India Cementing its Positions as World Leader in Renewable Energy
India was one of the two countries singled out by US President Donald Trump when justifying his decision to roll back out of the …
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India is the Fastest Growing Economy in the World As Per Q1 Poll Results
A recent report on Reuters mentions that India remained the fastest growing economy in the world during the last quarter, i.e. Q1 of 2017. …
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Liquid Rich and Monetarily Poor Venezuela
The civilian disaster that Venezuela is facing currently is not news from yesterday or the past month. It is the unfolding of a saga …
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First London Floating Park to Open by May 2017 at Paddington Basin
The city of London is famous for its unique infrastructure and other such attractions. But for the first time, one will witness the London …
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Oath: The Yahoo and AOL mash up by Verizon
When some of the biggest brands of the internet connectivity industry undergo changes, it is bound to draw the attention of audiences worldwide. Especially …
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The Evolution of Crowdfunding Could Change Everything
Disruption is a term closely associated with crowdfunding, and it’s not necessarily a bad thing. The advent of crowdfunding has definitely changed the face …
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The ‘Apple’ Moneyball
If you’ve watched more than one Apple Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, you must know that it’s the only event that fuels much speculation, anticipation, …
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Intel Acquires Mobileye for a Whopping $15.3 Billion
After the previous partnership with Mobileye, Intel has confirmed its acquisition; which is a leader in the computer vision for autonomous driving technology. Significantly, …
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A New Job Posting Hints at Amazon Starting a Plus-size Brand
Amazon has become a household name with its foot-hold in almost all the departments. Its categories significantly range from clothing, electronics, and technology innovations …
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Two Big Questions About Snapchat IPO
Snapchat parent company Snap Inc. on Wednesday sold its first shares of stock to the public at $17 a share, or a market value …
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First Facebook Startup Incubator to be Launched in Paris
Apart from being the most popular social networking domain, Facebook Inc. now aims to become the world’s biggest startup space as well. Dubbed the …
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EpiPen in America – The Giant Pharmaceutical Scandal
Mylan CEO, Heather Bresch is the daughter of Joe Manchin – a Democratic US senator from West Virginia. Recently news bulletin broke that Mylan …
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The Native American Marijuana Industry
American marijuana industry has a long history with Native hemp cultivation and application until that changed in the early 20th century. It’s more of …
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Samsung is Denting the “Undented” Apple iPhone Sales in Global Market
The smartphone market is cutthroat. The growth in the number of global smartphone sales is huge. Not only is the number of manufacturers increasing, …
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Venturing Into Your Passion!
For a passionate business venture to succeed, you must be able to change customer’s lives positively in order to retain them and later convert …
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How One Single Evolution Wiped Off the Taxi Industry
It’s not every day that you see a ride-sharing company making the headlines globally. But somehow Uber does this, every day. The ride-sharing company, …
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Is Asia Taming Ride Sharing Companies?
‘Cheaper than a taxi’ is Uber’s mantra. In 2013, when it ventured into the sharing economy marketplace, it advertised uberX’s pricing as 10% cheaper …
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4 Reasons to Invest in a Smart Home Now
Buying a home is a liability for most. And a smart home would be a bigger one. Probably being a first-time smart home buyer, …
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What’s in Unicorn Companies’ Future? We Found Out…
I was recently asked ‘what is the startup scene like in New York?’. What they really meant is ‘how does it compare to the …
