FINLAND INVITES SINGLES
Finland invites singles rejected on dating apps on a free trip to meet life partners over dinner; check eligibility and how to apply; registration closing soon
Finland invites singles: Finland is offering singles an unusual chance to find love through a dinner-date experience in the world's happiest country. The selected participants will get a free trip, with applications closing soon. Who can apply, what does the experience involve and how can interested singles register?
India to issue tourist visas for Chinese nationals 5 yrs after Galwan clash
India has updated rules for Chinese tourists, Buddhist pilgrims, and diplomats. This comes after the Galwan clashes and aims to facilitate travel. Direct flights and the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra have already resumed. The move signals a potential thaw in relations. Restrictions on satellite phones remain in place.
India PP&E: Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Gaurav Dalmia addressed Stanford MBA students in New Delhi. He highlighted India's unique wealth creation opportunities. He emphasized the blend of old and new economies. Dalmia draws lessons from Indian philosophy. He discussed the relevance of religion and the rise of Indian entrepreneurs. He also touches upon India's macroeconomics and consumer behavior.
Maha Kumbh 2025: AI-powered lost and found centre established for devotees
An AI-based lost and found centre has been set up at Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj, ensuring lost pilgrims are reunited with relatives. A 21-member delegation from 10 countries is visiting to take a holy dip at Triveni Sangam, reflecting global interest in the event. Maha Kumbh continues until February 26 with key bathing dates ahead.
EU founders and VCs turn to safer shores like AI on slump
European startups are making strides towards developing AI platforms that aim to compete with US-based companies, such as Open AI, in addition to building in areas such as quantum computing, chip design and semiconductors.
Deeptech, AI warm up the tech talk at Slush 2023; and other top tech, startup stories
Slush 2023 saw over 13,000 participants, including 5,000 startup founders and operators, in addition to around 3,000 investors managing a combined total of $3 trillion in assets.
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Angel tax: Experts suggest safe harbour for investment via convertible preference shares too
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on May 26 issued draft rules providing more flexibility for valuation of equity investments made in unlisted startups.
Engaged with Vodafone Idea over 5G rollout, says Nokia India head Sanjay Malik
"Whenever this kind of technology change happens, one of the factors is device penetration. As of now, the 5G device penetration is in single digits, but, as we go along, during this year, penetration will go up significantly. So, once the 5G penetration goes up, data starts moving from 4G to 5G and overall, data growth will also happen," Malik said.
7 EU nations that are making it easier for migrants to find jobs and move in
Some EU nations have the toughest immigration laws in the world, specially working against job seekers. Those days are gradually ending, with countries like Finland, Denmark and Sweden relaxing rules to attract more skilled workers.
ET Awards: Indian economy on a growth path, but macro events do weigh
We may not be permitted to fund buying of shares but line of credit is something which we have done in the past when the Indian assets were acquired that is something which we have already made available and I think that came handy at the material point of time, said SBI MD Dinesh Kumar Khara in a panel discussion moderated by Arijit Barman
Modi seeks Nordic investments in Blue Economy; invites sovereign wealth funds
Modi and Prime Ministers of Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Sweden and Norway participated in India-Nordic Summit at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark on Wednesday.
Meet a new generation of rising stars of the Indian diaspora making a mark in diverse fields around the world
Together, they are the single biggest remittance group — sending $80 billion home in 2018 alone.
India unlikely to ban Huawei’s 5G equipment
While India has been suspicious of Chinese gear makers, there is no fresh instance to point fingers at them now.
OnePlus against cheapening products, can't disrespect loyal customers: Carl Pei
The co-founder said frequent price drops affects brand value and impacts second hand sale.
First India-Nordic summit to boost ties with 5 nations
Swedish Ambassador to India Klas Molin told ET “Prime Minister Löfven was very happy to accept the proposal by PM Modi to hold an Indo-Nordic Summit in Stockholm.
Applying for a Schengen visa? You don't need an agent, just keep these points in mind
The various types of visas, required documents and process, we've got it all covered.
Meet the female diplomats heading missions in India
The small number of Indian women who make it to the top jobs in the foreign services is not because of glass ceiling but because very few women opt for the IFS.
Indian trunk makers such as Nappa Dori and The Trunks Company planning to go global
Indian trunks and luggage makers are taking the battle to the enemy’s camp as it were, with plans to go global instead of tending only to their domestic clientele.
Poke me: Is India Inc’s new-found enthusiasm to have women board members a reflection of changing mindsets or mere tokenism?
More than 250 companies appointed women directors on Wednesday to meet the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi) deadline.
CrediHealth, Perfiniti, FolksVagn & Shaadi-e-Khaas: Four start-ups with innovative ideas
The four start-ups featured are part of that rare new ideas group — one has made a biz out of carpooling, while another crowdsources opinion on who’s the best doctor.
Facebook, Twitter new roadmap for high-end travel
Facebook, Twitter and a host of invite-only travel websites are fast becoming a key pipeline for well-heeled travellers as well as the budget-conscious to find hot deals and destinations.
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