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This 100-year-old is the world’s oldest practicing doctor. Meet Dr Howard Tucker

'During the pandemic, I treated patients for five or six days a week. Then I switched to teaching medical residents for up to three days a week,' Dr Howard Tucker said.

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OYO CEO Ritesh Agarwal on US expansion: 'Full of opportunities, revenue is 3 times higher'

OYO plans to add over 100 hotels this year across the states of Oregon, Washington, Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia and Florida, in the US.

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Protesters in France storm headquarters of the world's richest man. See pics

'If you’re looking for money to finance pensions, take it from the pockets of billionaires,' a protester said.

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World's most expensive sandwich costs Rs 17,500. It has gold flakes and...

When it is ready to be served, the sandwich is cut diagonally and instead of tomato soup, it is served with a South African lobster tomato bisque on the side as a dip.

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Apple's Tim Cook does this to clear his mind. 'It’s better than any other thing you can possibly do'

Tim Cook said that the strategy he follows is like a 'palate cleanser for the mind'.

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This CEO failed to get an internship with NASA. Now, he owns a $1.8 billion rocket company

The company has completed more than 35 space launches, including one to the moon with a NASA satellite in 2022.

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Delhi braces for heatwave, government shares advisory. Alerts issued in West Bengal, Odisha

A prolonged dry spell is expected to drive temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius in Delhi next week, the meteorological department stated.

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Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath has a message for graduates from 'fancy colleges in US' wanting to return to India

Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath said, 'All indications point to India being 'the place' to be this decade; from a relative standpoint, for an entrepreneur.'

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Want a salary hike? Ex-Meta, Microsoft HR executive reveals 'the best time to ask for raise'

Maddie Machado says it's important for employees to keep track of their achievements throughout the year so that they can be used when asking for a salary raise.

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Mamaearth's Ghazal Alagh reveals 3 key values that helped build the business

Mamaearth co-founder Ghazal Alagh explained that it is the founder's responsibility to design the principles that the company will operate on for years.

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How the BBC got the last-minute Elon Musk interview

After the interview, Elon Musk tweeted, 'I said BBC could come (to) Twitter, then, to my surprise, a reporter shows up.'

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Sundar Pichai responds to reports of second mass layoff at Google

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said, 'Where we can, we are definitely prioritising and moving people to...'

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Ashneer Grover questions diversity in Delhi University: 'That can't be healthy'

After his visit to DU, Ashneer Grover tweeted, 'Essentially DU has become an extension of school - where everyone is a frontbencher. Where is the diversity?'

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When Keshub Mahindra and Ratan Tata shared a table at key government panel

Ratan Tata on being requested to continue for another term as the chairman of Tata Group had said, 'I am not Mr Mahindra. Please let me enjoy my life as I want to.'

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81-year-old best friends travelled the world in 80 days, had an 'amazing view' of Taj Mahal

Ellie Hamby and Sandy Hazelip visited 18 countries across all seven continents.

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Meet the Bengaluru couple who sold their flat to sell samosas. Now, they make Rs 12 lakh a day

Nidhi and Shikhar Singh's Samosa Singh now has more than 40 outlets across the country and is known for its butter chicken samosa and kadai paneer samosas.

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Viral video: Noida pub plays 'Ramayan' dubbed clip with Nucleya's song, 2 arrested

As the video went viral, many on social media commented how Indians can't take a joke.

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Jeff Bezos's megayacht worth $500 million makes its maiden voyage. 9 points on 'Koru'

Running Koru will cost Jeff Bezos $25 million a year.

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Techies earn more 'writing inconsequential code', complains Bengaluru doctor as 'salary after MBBS is...'

Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy said that the ideals that people expect doctors to follow don't pay for their bills. 'Someone writing some inconsequential code is entitled to make more money and fly business class while the doctors have no such right whatsoever,' he tweeted.