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    Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

    Businesses are divided over whether Washington should propose new tariffs on Vietnamese goods this month, with Tesla and Samsung not in favour, while others have called for penalties, submissions to the US government show.

    Tesla, Samsung oppose new US tariffs on Vietnam as probe deadline nears

    A trade investigation into Vietnam's intellectual property practices is nearing a conclusion with a November 29 deadline. Various industries have conflicting views on whether new tariffs should be imposed on Vietnamese goods. Tesla and Samsung are against additional tariffs, while steel and wood sectors advocate for penalties. Vietnam has faced escalating exports to the US, surpassing its previous trade standings.

    Bridging the AI production gap: Over 100,000 Indian engineers trained to Build with Gemini

    India is seeing a significant shift in its technology workforce towards enterprise AI integration and solutions. The Build with Gemini initiative has trained over 100,000 developers and architects across several major organizations. This transition emphasizes the need for professionals skilled in engineering AI for production. Global System Integrators are crucial in facilitating this workforce transformation. The evolution aims to position India as a key player in AI architecture and engineering.

    Warren Buffett and his arithmetic: Why one might be better without dividend

    He could have called it a record and nobody would have argued. Instead he opened with the bad news, explained why the number was not good enough, and promised not to move the measuring stick to make himself look better. Then he spent several pages proving, with arithmetic, why he will not pay his shareholders the dividend many of them keep asking for. All that in one letter to shareholders from Warren Buffett.

    Another Indian to head Adobe: Are they better at running Big Tech?

    The question is no longer why a few Indians have made it to the top. It is why so many of them appear particularly well suited to running some of America's largest and most complex technology companies.

    Cybersecurity to present new opportunities for IT services providers

    At present, almost half of enterprise outsourced cybersecurity spending, on average, goes to security operations centres (SOC) and security information and event management (SIEM) services.

    The Economic Times
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