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Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Series Reportedly Starts Getting Android 11-Based One UI 3.0 Updates
The wider rollout comes just two days after the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra on AT&T network got updated to One UI 3.0.
Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinbase Files With Regulators To Go Public
Coinbase Inc said on Thursday it had confidentially applied with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to go public in a move that would make it the first major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange to list on the stock market.
Karnataka Bans Big Christmas & New Years' Parties Amid Covid, Church Services to be 'Socially Distanced'
While clubs, pubs and restaurants can function as usual, any special parties, get togethers, DJ/dance events where a large amount of people could gather are banned from December 30 to January 2.
Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Over Bronx Zoo Elephant
An appellate court on Thursday upheld a lower courts ruling dismissing a petition from an animal rights group for an elephant in the Bronx Zoo to get humanlike rights and be moved to a sanctuary.
Coca-Cola Laying Off 2,200 Workers As It Pares Brands
The Coca-Cola Co. said Thursday its laying off 2,200 workers, or 17% of its global workforce, as part of a larger restructuring aimed at paring down its business units and brands.
How Major US Stock Indexes Fared Thursday
Technology and health care stocks helped lift stocks to new highs on Wall Street Thursday.
Police Release Video Of Botched Raid On Chicago Woman's Home
Videos released Thursday by Chicago police depict disturbing scenes of officers wrongfully raiding the home of a Black woman who was not allowed to put on clothes before being handcuffed.
Lennar, Accenture Rise; Worthington, R.R. Donnelley Fall
Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially Thursday:
As US Rushes To Give Shots, Tennessee Builds Vaccine Reserve
As states rush to inoculate health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic, only Tennessee has prioritized building its own emergency reserve of the coveted vaccine.
8 Nuns Die Of COVID-19 In Last Week At Wisconsin Convent
Eight nuns living at a suburban Milwaukee convent have died of COVID19 in the last week, according to the School Sisters of Notre Dame Central Pacific Province.
Pulling Out of RCEP a Mistake, India Should Join Bloc as Soon as Possible: Montek Singh Ahluwalia
Addressing a virtual event organised by the Centre for Social and Economic Progress, Ahluwalia further said India is not going to be part of the global supply chain if the country keeps increasing tariffs.
No Amount of Govt Intervention Adequate for Pandemic-hit Economy, Says Nirmala Sitharaman
Addressing the annual general meeting of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Sitharaman said that while in early 2020 green shoots and revival signs of the economy were visible, it was upset with the pandemic setting in.
Defence Ministry Approves Acquisition of Military Hardware Worth Rs 28,000 Crore
The officials said almost all the weapons and military hardware approved for procurement will be acquired from domestic industry.
Inter-ministerial Panel for Strengthening India's Capital Goods Sector Holds First Meeting
Heavy Industries Secretary Arun Goel, who heads the panel, said it is essential that constraints faced by the capital goods sector are resolved at the earliest in order to achieve Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat or self-reli...
Kejriwal Tears Copies of Farm Laws in Delhi Assembly, Draws Parallel With 1907 Protests Against the British
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said 20 protesting farmers have died so far and asked the Centre when it will "wake up".