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Microsoft tops Reuters' Top 100 Global Technology Leaders list, Intel takes second place

Microsoft Corp is on the no. 1 spot, followed by chipmaker Intel Corp and network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc.

Raghuram Rajan’s name figures in Clarivate’s list of possible winners of Nobel Prize in economics

Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's name figures in this year's list of possible winners of Nobel Prize in economics brought out by Clarivate Analytics.

SBI Life to launch India's first billion dollar IPO in 7 years on 20 Sept, price range Rs 685-700

This would be the second listing of a life insurer after ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, which went public last year.

Netflix is losing around $391 million a year to password sharing, a crackdown might be in the offing

As per Reuters' survey the password sharing, a misnomer for password borrowing is used to spend less on video subscription.

Thomson Reuters inks pact with NSDL e-Governance to offer joint GST solution

Thomson Reuters offering will be an added service on NSDL e-Gov’s existing GST Suvidha Provider portal

Apple shares drop for second straight week after Mizuho rating cut

Apple shares were stung by a broker downgrade for a second straight week on Monday, sending the stock lower to keep the tech sector under pressure for a second straight session.

Netmagic Inaugurates Co-Location Datacentre At BSE

Hosting facility will minimise latency and enable high frequency trading.

Thomson Reuters Launches Real-Time Network & Hosting Environment In India

Thomson Reuters will deploy its direct feed technology for the Indian cash equity markets as well as providing access to their Elektron network.

BSE To Deliver Low Latency Market Data Through Thomson Reuters

Utilising Reuters Data Feed Direct, clients can access BSE's Low Latency Feed (LLF), providing real-time market data for all BSE-listed stocks, including prices, indices and volumes up to five levels.

Malaysia arrests seven for suspected links to militant groups| Reuters

KUALA LUMPUR Malaysian police said on Tuesday they have arrested seven people, including four foreigners, for suspected links to the Islamic State (IS) militant group and for planning attacks in Malaysia and abroad.Authorities in Muslim-majority Malaysia have revoked the passports of scores of citizens identified as having left the country to join Islamic State and police reported this year that 18 Malaysians had been killed fighting for the group in Syria, and another seven were killed carrying out suicide attacks.A grenade attack on a bar on the outskirts of the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, in June was the Islamist group's first successful assault in the country.Police said in a statement their latest arrests were made between Nov. 3 and Dec