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KBTG launches KXVC - a 100 million USD flagship fund targeting global AI, Web3, and Deep Tech startups and funds with potential synergy in APAC - Vimarsana News

KBTG launches KXVC - a 100 million USD flagship fund targeting global AI, Web3, and Deep Tech startups and funds with potential synergy in APAC

KASIKORN Business-Technology Group (KBTG) - a tech arm of KASIKORNBANK (KBank) - launches KXVC - 100 million USDflagship fund targeting AI, Web3, and Deep Tech fintech startups globally with potentialsynergy in APAC. Asia-Pacific, especially

Best MBA Specializations For 2024: Top Universities & High-paying Jobs - Vimarsana News

Best MBA Specializations For 2024: Top Universities & High-paying Jobs

In the ever-evolving world of business, pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) has become a key stepping stone for professionals looking to advance their careers and open doors to high-paying job opportuni…

Positronic has launched LIT AI, its new Predictive AI - Vimarsana News

Positronic has launched LIT AI, its new Predictive AI

DALLAS, Sept. 12, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, Positronic AI announced the launch of LIT AI, a groundbreaking platform capable of automating over 90%...

Elon Musk pictured with his 'secret twins' for first time; Who is the mother of the two? - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk pictured with his 'secret twins' for first time; Who is the mother of the two?

Elon Musk captured in photograph with his twins, born to a woman who works at Musk's company Neuralink.

A menstrual pad that tests for cervical cancer? These teens are inventing it - Vimarsana News

A menstrual pad that tests for cervical cancer? These teens are inventing it

The invention of six high school students could reduce more than 340,000 deaths per year and turn menstruation from a stigma to a diagnostic boon.

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