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Up At 3:45am, In Bed By 8:45pm: How Apple's CEO Tim Cook Uses 'Energy Rituals' to Optimize His Life - Vimarsana News

Up At 3:45am, In Bed By 8:45pm: How Apple's CEO Tim Cook Uses 'Energy Rituals' to Optimize His Life

TIme management is out. Energy management is in.

Source: inc.com
International Yoga Day 2022: These iOS apps help you choose healthy lifestyle [see list] - Vimarsana News

International Yoga Day 2022: These iOS apps help you choose healthy lifestyle [see list]

To start practising yoga on a regular basis, modern technology has helped bring all the asanas to your doorstep, or rather fingertips. With smartphones booming in this digital age, people can choose a healthy lifestyle right on their phones.

Top 100 global firms' market cap reaches $31.7 trillion; Apple leads, RIL ranks 58 [details] - Vimarsana News

Top 100 global firms' market cap reaches $31.7 trillion; Apple leads, RIL ranks 58 [details]

The market capitalisation of the top 100 companies globally increased from $10.3 trillion to $31.7 trillion, an increase of 48 per cent, from March 2020 till March 2021, a new report said on Sunday.

Inside the Ring: China conducts two threatening aerial intercepts - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China conducts two threatening aerial intercepts

Tensions between China's military and two U.S. allies increased recently as after People's Liberation Army fighter planes conducted what officials say were dangerous aerial encounters.

Inside the Ring: China conducts two threatening aerial intercepts - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China conducts two threatening aerial intercepts

Tensions between China's military and two U.S. allies increased recently after People's Liberation Army fighter planes conducted what officials say were dangerous aerial encounters.