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    Meta unveils India pricing for AI agent Muse ahead of local launch

    Meta has announced the pricing details for its AI companion, Muse, in India. The subscription options are set at ₹1,799 for the 'Power' tier and ₹8,999 for the 'Maximum' tier. Users currently outside supported markets can register via a VPN. Muse aims to enhance user experience by integrating with various Meta services, positioning itself against local competitors like Instinct, available worldwide.

    NBC Sunday Night Football anthem omitted: Viewers criticise network for skipping US national anthem before Chicago Bears vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers during Veterans Day week

    NBC did not air the national anthem before the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers game. This decision upset many viewers due to its timing during Veterans Day Week. Critics accused NBC of disrespect towards the military and the anthem. Fans expressed their disappointment and threatened to cancel their subscriptions in response. Additionally, sportscaster Mike Tirico missed the broadcast due to a health issue, with Noah Eagle replacing him.

    Saregama plans Rs 1,200 crore content spend for FY28-FY30

    Saregama India plans to invest around Rs 1,200 crore in new content over FY28-FY30, assuming annual budget increases of 10%. The company expects earlier music acquisitions to drive margin expansion, while maintaining 20-23% revenue CAGR guidance for its music business. It is also expanding subscriptions, artist management and live events.

    From enterprises to SMBs: How Flashfox AI plans to change the hiring game

    GetWork’s AI hiring business, now spun off as Flashfox AI, is targeting 500 enterprise clients in the next 24 months as it expands into Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

    Beyond ‘no subscription’, NeoSapien sees a paid future for advanced AI features

    The Bengaluru-based AI wearables startup is exploring another funding round in early 2027 but its CEO said there was no pressure to raise capital because its cash burn remained low and capital from earlier round was still in the bank.

    India's gold bar game is next only to China despite 40% investment plunge

    India’s gold investment demand rose 12% quarter-on-quarter to around 60 tonnes in the September quarter, although it remained below year-ago levels as easing price momentum and higher import duties weighed on buying, the World Gold Council said.

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