
Apple looks to bring Apple Pay to India
Apple is talking to Indian banks ahead of a planned launch of its Apple Pay service in the country later this year, according to Bloomberg.

Apple is talking to Indian banks ahead of a planned launch of its Apple Pay service in the country later this year, according to Bloomberg.

We’ll start this week off with a bit of controversy from Linux Land. Anyone who’s ever used the sudo command knows that you don’t see any kind of visual feedback ...read more

Cognizant won a multi-year deal of more than $300 million from Daimler Trucks. Kumar was instrumental in winning the Daimler contract for Infosys during his stint at India's second-largest software services provider.

(MENAFN - IANS) New Delhi, March 2 (IANS) A Morgan Stanley report on Monday said it expects the growth impulse to remain strong in India, and see upside to its growth forecast of 6.5 per cent for ...

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Canva says it is “not exploring any redundancies” as it accelerates the integration of Leonardo.ai into its AI roadmap.The post Canva refutes job loss reports amid Leonardo.ai integration appeared first on SmartCompany.
Tokyo, Japan, March 2, 2026 – Content Guru, a leading global cloud Customer Experience (CX) technology provider, has announced the appointment of Masakatsu Yoneda, as its Japan Country Manager. Headquartered in Tokyo, Content Guru has been established in Japan for almost 10 years, during which time it has become a major CX player. Yoneda-san will ... Continued

The Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Rashid Pelpuo, has underscored the critical role of private sector sanitation companies in advancing Ghana’s proposed 24-hour economy policy, describing Zoomlion Ghana Limited as a model enterprise capable of driving employment creation and economic productivity. The Minister made the remarks during a working visit to the Accra Compost [...]The post Minister highlights Zoomlion’s role in gov’t’s 24-hour economy drive appeared first on The Business & Financial Times.
Bridging Global Capital to Circular Solutions

There is no easy way to shape our words on what happened over the past two days. As the markets approached the end of the working week, it took just a couple of hours to experience a shocking 'cold plunge' effect. US and Israeli forces launched an attack on Iran, a development that many had anticipated, but it took an unexpected turn following a week of fluctuating negotiations.

Nepal Oil Corporation says fuel reserves are adequate despite increased demand during election period.

Asia Pacific to Capture 45% Share in 2026 Fueled by Expanding Mining Output Infrastructure Growth and Strong Demand from China and India