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    US Stock Market: What to led to S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones, Russell 2000 rebound after historic low despite fall of Nvidia stocks, TSMC shares?

    US Stock Market today: Nvidia dipped 1.8 per cent after chip manufacturer TSMC struck a cautious note on 2027 despite reporting a sixth consecutive record quarterly profit on robust AI-driven demand.

    Global firms use AI at Indian hubs to bring more ad work in-house

    Global companies are using AI in India to create advertisements. This technology helps them produce images and videos faster. Companies like Kimberly-Clark and Target India are bringing more creative work in-house. This shift is changing the advertising industry. AI is speeding up campaign creation and reducing costs for businesses.

    AI to turbocharge patent creation at India tech hubs, executives say

    Global companies anticipate AI will boost new product and IP creation at Indian tech hubs, transforming routine tasks into complex innovation. Despite regulatory hurdles slowing local patent filings, India's skilled workforce and cost advantages continue to drive investment, positioning its centres for high-value work.

    AI shift forces skills rethink at India tech hubs, Kimberly-Clark executive says

    India's offshore centers are seeing a major shift in hiring. Companies now prioritize domain and product skills over coding. AI tools are handling routine programming, leading to a focus on experienced workers. Kimberly-Clark is retraining its staff. Graduates need domain knowledge alongside technical skills for these evolving roles.

    One pay dispute, $200 million gone: Inside the blaze that shocked California

    The fire started around midnight inside a very large warehouse. The building stored everyday items like tissues, paper towels, and toilet paper for the region. The warehouse is worth about $156 million (around Rs 1,446 crore), according to Zillow, as cited in Moneycontrol. Police quickly found the fire suspicious and identified a person of interest early in the investigation.

    US stocks open higher on optimism for AI demand

    Wall Street kicked off November on firmer ground on Monday, driven by optimism around AI demand with OpenAI and Amazon striking a $38 billion deal, while Kenvue shares soared after Kimberly-Clark's buyout deal.

    The Economic Times
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