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BharatPe confirmed receipt of the notice and in a reply to ETs questions, said it is related to an inquiry that started in 2022. The Registrar or Companies, an arm of the ministry, has sought additional information in a letter to the company, a spokesperson said.

Instagram vs YouTube is the power battle that is shaping where brands put their money, and users their attention. Who will garner eyeballs; who will take home more ad budgets? ET speaks to marketers to find out the parameters that will determine who emerges triumphant in this gladiatorial royal rumble.

On Friday, Byjus said an ​​“artificially induced crisis” by a select group of investors for a delay in paying the January salaries. Raveendran also said the support from employees helped strengthen the fight against the odds.

Google and Microsoft already have dipped their fingers, toes and several limbs into the AI pie, meaning your browsers are much smarter than they were last year. ​​But its not just the biggies who are going all in; lesser-known browsers are also incorporating AI to make everyday surfing a better ​experience.​

Reels have transformed the landscape of nuptials, dictating not just how weddings are captured, but how they are conducted

India-based shopping apps climbed the Asia download ranking chart for the quarter ended December 31 driven by Diwali and online shopping events such as Flipkarts ‘Big Billion Days.

The prize reflects the growing popularity of Afrobeats, and other music from the continent, which is gaining a global audience with help from social media platforms such as short-form video app TikTok.

Android app developer Dylan Roussel has apparently leaked a company change-log that says "Bard is now Gemini" which is the new model to compete with OpenAIs GPT-4. "Bard is now Gemini. Gemini is the best way to get direct access to Google Al. All the collaborative capabilities you know and love are still here, and will keep getting better in the Gemini era," reads the change log.

Scores of the operations have popped up in recent years across the United States. When a mining computer lands on numbers that bitcoins algorithm accepts, the payout is currently worth about $250,000. The more computers an operation has, the better chance of earning the payout. The industry is often criticized for its vast energy use -- often a boon for the fossil-fuel industry -- and noise is a common complaint.

Last week, the United States added more than a dozen Chinese companies to the list, created by the Defense Department to highlight firms it alleges are working with Beijings military.