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    Flipkart alumni seek Esop buyout; Local sourcing for ISM 2.0

    Former Flipkart executives are seeking a full cash-out of vested Esops. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Viral cookie chain Chip City closes in key locations; here's what went wrong

    In a significant shift, Chip City Cookies has closed its three Connecticut shops in Darien, Fairfield, and West Hartford. This move illustrates a larger trend among cookie establishments as they navigate the challenges of changing consumer spending habits. The closure of other outlets in Virginia underscores the influence of economic conditions. As the cookie industry grapples with stagnation, customers are prioritizing their spending in response to rising inflation.

    Trump-Xi dinner: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, Huang, Nadella among star-studded guest list

    Billionaires and leaders from the technology sector gathered at the White House for a state dinner. This event hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, with various US officials. The discussions included trade, artificial intelligence, and strategic issues between the two nations. Trump highlighted his friendship with Xi during the dinner and emphasized mutual cooperation.

    How Ather powered past Ola; Apple's first foldable iPhone

    Ather Energy has surpassed Ola Electric in sales and other metrics. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    iPhone Duo vs Samsung: South Korean rival mocks Apple’s foldable entry with ‘So far, so same’ and other jabs

    Samsung Mobile US engaged in a social media exchange with Apple. The company posted several jabs at Apple's recent iPhone announcements. Samsung highlighted its own foldable phone technology and design innovations. It also playfully involved Duolingo in the online discussion. This social media rivalry has been a recurring theme for years.

    US stocks today: US stocks slip as AI fears weigh on software, while oil and rate bets add pressure

    US stocks fell as renewed AI disruption fears hit software shares, while rising oil prices and shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations added pressure to markets. The S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow declined as investors awaited inflation data, weighed Middle East tensions and reassessed the outlook for interest rates and equities.

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