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Mumbai: Ed-tech start-up and online mentoring service Intercell – Virtual Mentor Network announced on Wednesday that it has onboarded Abhishek Verma to its leadership team as chief marketing officer. Verma will lead all marketing and PR initiatives and will help build a compelling brand story and drive user growth. Intercell is backed by marquee HNI investors, including actor

The Indian government has issued an advisory to citizens urging the use of caution against ed-tech companies. The advisory comes months after reports suggesting lucrative behaviour of ed-tech companies including Byju’s surfaced online.

Last fiscal, manufacturing constituted around 17.5 per cent of Indias GDP versus 15.3 per cent two decades ago.

/PRNewswire/ -- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) (the Company) today announced the appointment of several senior leaders to the Companys Executive Committee....

/PRNewswire/ -- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) (the Company) today announced the appointment of several senior leaders to the Companys Executive Committee....

/PRNewswire/ -- Med Tech Solutions (MTS), provider of practice-centered IT solutions for healthcare organizations, today announced significant growth in...

In 1971, a trio of Minneapolis educators, using a hulking teletype machine connected to a mainframe miles away, designed the legendary game of westward expansion (and dysentery) that would help revolutionize personal computing. Despite more than 65 million copies sold, they never saw a dime. Do you want to eat (1) poorly (2) moderately or […]

The healthcare sector in India has grown exponentially over the last decade and has become one of India’s largest sectors, both in terms of revenue and employment. In the medical devices and equipment segment, expansion of diagnostic and pathology centers as well as miniaturised diagnostics have a high potential for growth. Here is an overview of the way the industry fared in 2021.

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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world must invest in preparing for a “new normal” of larger and more frequent shocks. This was the resounding message from world leaders as the international investment community convened virtually for UNCTAD’s 7th World Investment Forum from 18 to 21 October. But the current investment status quo “is not fit for building resilience”, UNCTAD Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan said on the forum’s opening day.