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Tech Mahindra (NSE: TECHM), a leading global provider of technology consulting and digital solutions to enterprises across industries, announced a collaboration with Microsoft to modernize workplace experiences for over 1,200 customers and an initial 10,000+ employees across 15 locations using Copilot for Microsoft 365. This collaboration positions Tech Mahindra as a leading Global System Integrator (GSI) adopter of Copilot for Microsoft 365. Tech Mahindra is leveraging Microsoft’s trusted cloud platform and generative AI capabilities to increase employee efficiency, streamline processes, and usher in a new era of modern workplace experiences. Additionally, the company is deploying GitHub Copilot for 5,000 developers,…
The West Coast is experiencing a dangerous heat wave that saw record temperatures over the weekend and is expected to continue into mid-week, with temperatures across the US reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme heat warnings in place for much of California and southern Oregon.More than 150 million Americans were under heat watches and heat advisories as of Friday, forecasters said. In Palm Springs, California, the temperature hit 124 degrees Fahrenheit on Friday, setting a new record.During extreme heat, many people turn to electric fans and air conditioners. However, in West Coast cities such as Seattle, Portland, and San…
Report: Winger set for Premier League return with Everton moveIn a significant development, Everton have confidently secured the signing of Jayden Philogen over Crystal Palace, with TEAMtalk reporting that the club have reached an agreement with Hull City for the energetic winger.Philogen’s Championship BrilliancePhilogene had a brilliant season last year with Championship side Hull City, where he excelled on the pitch and racked up impressive numbers of 12 goals and 6 assists. His impressive performances caught the attention of big clubs such as Manchester United and Barcelona.Photo: IMAGOCompetitive Pursuit of PhilogenThere was fierce competition for Philogene’s signature, with Crystal Palace…
Fasten your seat belt: I’m about to tell you a chilling story about how one man’s vote could determine the outcome of the 2024 Presidential election.The 2020 census results caused blue states to lose their electoral votes. So by 2020, a Democrat could win the presidency with more than the magic 270 electoral votes needed to win, combined with wins in Democratic-held states and the so-called “blue wall” states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. But after the census, wins in Democratic-held states and the “blue wall” are shaping up to be President Joe Biden’s only path to reelection, but with…
San Francisco: Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday revisited the electronic voting machine (EVM) issue ahead of November’s US presidential election, backing paper ballots and in-person voting. “EVMs and anything sent by mail are too risky,” the tech billionaire said in a post on the X social media platform. “Only paper ballots and in-person voting should be mandatory,” the X owner said, pointing to several US news articles about EVMs. However, not many X users supported his theory. “On the other hand, paper ballots can easily be manipulated by polling station eavesdroppers. We have no choice but to…
It was vibrant and colorful, it was new and different.And much of the rest of the newspaper industry seemed to hate it.USA Today stunned critics when it launched 42 years ago. Rival editors mocked its short news stories and its relentlessly upbeat tone. (The first edition’s headline about a plane crash was “Miracle: 327 Survived, 58 Killed.”) The reports were often so brief and superficial that even insiders joked that the stories would win “Best Investigative Story” awards. It soon came to be known as the “McPaper,” the news version of junk food.Critics joked: USA Today has proven to be…
Karachi IT engineer kills boss over unpaid wages, highlights Pakistan’s economic crisis KARACHI: Police arrested a Karachi software engineer on Tuesday for allegedly killing his company’s chief executive officer over unpaid wages, in a case that highlighted the country’s dire economic situation and soaring cost of living. Shoaib Khan, who recently quit his job as a web developer with the company, visited the software house’s offices on the city’s busy Shahr-e-Faisal Road on Monday evening and stabbed his former boss, Naveed Khan. According to a preliminary police report on the incident, the company’s CEO succumbed to his injuries on the…
Most short-term traders have experienced losses and will try to liquidate their positions if the price spikes. The $2.8k level is likely to re-emerge as support, but it remains to be seen whether the bulls can hold on beyond that. Ethereum [ETH] Exchange inflows recently reversed, turning significantly negative in June, but this did not produce the results investors had hoped for: prices continued to fall rather than rise. Bearish sentiment was prevalent in the market as evidenced by the price dropping below $3,000, and while this psychological level is likely to be hotly contested, the selling pressure behind ETH…
Hedge funder and Harvard Business School grad Vlad Artamonov was a fixture on the Hamptons social circuit in 2008, attending charity benefits and throwing parties. Photo: Patrick McMullan The idea sounded solid on the surface. Vlad Artamonov told prospective investors, many of them his former classmates from Harvard Business School, that he’d discovered a hidden way to learn which stocks Warren Buffett was buying early, an edge that would make him a lot of money. It involved, he said, combing through esoteric state financial disclosures and then trading on the information — essentially, a way to obtain insider tips legally.…
TThe seventh seal, from which Ingmar Bergman’s film takes its title, is said to be opened when seven angels blow their trumpets, heralding the pouring out of seven bowls of God’s wrath upon wretched sinners. Hungarian director Zoltán Fabry’s 1976 film, adapted from Ferenc Sant’s novel, takes its name from the less dramatic fifth seal, which, when opened, reveals a prayer in which martyrs plead for God’s vengeance. Martyrdom, tragically compromised, may be the subject of the film. It is a poignant and arresting political cabaret of cruelty and terror, clearly from the same era of European cinema as Pasolini’s…