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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk Jerry Seinfeld with Alec Baldwin | Here's the Thing | WNYC Studios Jerry Seinfeld was just 27 when he first appeared on Johnny Carson in 1981. And he stood out. His material wasn't about his upbringing or personal relationships. It was about our universal experience of small things. His unique comedy style eventually led him to create his namesake show with Larry David. After Seinfeld ran for nine seasons, he decided to go back to stand-up, and to his audience. As he explains to Alec, Seinfeld feels uniquely connected to his fans: "You have this relationship with the audience that is private between you and them." Continued here TradeBriefs: What's important, not just what's popular! 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They drop him off at Palghar Cognizant's ransomware attack is making peers like TCS and Infosys nervous- and they are beefing up security The Maze ransomware attack on Cognizant workers will have an impact on its revenue and operations in the coming year, according to the company filings with Chinese investors flummoxed by India's new foreign investment rules India's plan to screen foreign direct investments from neighbouring countries has Chinese firms concerned that such scrutiny will affect their projects and delay deals in one of Asia's most lucrative investment markets. German calculations put India count at 1.36 lakh Health ministry had until Monday recorded 17,656 confirmed cases, among whom 2,842 have recovered and 559 have died We have protected lives, it's time to protect livelihoods: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on lockdown In conversation with ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta, Mazumdar-Shaw said India needs to get back to work after 3 May, when the lockdown ends. Indian banks are using data from mobile bills and e-shopping to check customers creditworthiness 'Alternative data' allows lenders to assess credit risk beyond repayment history and income. Indian banks are using data from mobile bills and e-shopping to check customers' creditworthiness 'Alternative data' allows lenders to assess credit risk beyond repayment history and income. Trump move on H1-B may force IT firms to move staff offsite Trump impact: Demand for onsite workers set to fall drastically, say analysts Flood of pink slips coming, warn startups Multiple internet firms - including Oyo, Treebo, Acko, Meesho and Swiggy - have on average cut workforce by 30%, including temporary staff, in the pas.. Stirrings of unrest around the world could portend turmoil as economies collapse Protests against coronavirus restrictions have broken out in India, Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere as fears of hunger trump those of disease. If Kim Jong Un dies, who leads North Korea? Considering the country has been ruled by the same family for seven decades, chances are good a Kim will be involved. How to reach students without internet access during coronavirus? Schools get creative in the US As the coronavirus crisis worsens the impact of the digital divide, schools must rely on offline instruction to reach students. This Chinese 24-Year-Old's Parents Just Gave Him a $3.8 Billion Gift South American Family Buys Eight New York Apartments to Stash Cash Amid Coronavirus The buyers paid nearly $27 million for the units at Waterline Square, a three-tower complex on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Indian Envoy condemns hate-speech by Indians in the UAE India's envoy in UAE reminds diaspora of rule of law amidst outrage over 'Islamophobic' slurs How coronavirus will fuel manufacturing exodus from China China may not be able to retain its position as the world's largest factory in the post-Covid global economic order, an analysis reveals. Why the Modi government can't pass on the benefits of falling crude oil prices It's the economy. Why petrol price in India hasn't dropped despite crude oil dip It's the economy. Dengue, malaria threats loom large; Companies want mosquito repellents in essential list In India, Malaria and Dengue cases usually start increasing from May and spike after the monsoon during July and August.According to WHO, India is among the 11 most malaria-affected countries in the world BMW India rocked by sudden demise of CEO Rudratej Singh Americans Are Poisoning Themselves in Their Rush to Fight Virus Mumbai Groom, Bareilly Bride, Priest In Raipur: The Big Zoom Wedding As the pandemic upends industries around the world, India's $70-billion wedding industry has skidded to a stop in the midst of peak marriage season. Nuptials fixed months before on dates dictated by astrological charts have been hurriedly transformed into digital ceremonies over Zoom, YouTube and Google Hangouts. Gone are expensive hotel bookings and caterers, along with related industries such as home buying. The virus has helped achieve what the government has been trying to do for years: limit unbridled wedding-time extravagance. Punjab: In turnaround story, a gurdwara that stepped in to help save lives The gurdwara has been providing a nutritious diet rich in antioxidants to the patients to help them build their strength and immunity. While the recovery rate of Punjab remains at 19.5 per cent, the Nawanshahr Civil Hospital has reported 100 per cent recovery rate. Almost Every Hospitalized Coronavirus Patient Has Another Underlying Health Issue, According to a Study of New York Patients A new study of hospitalized patients shows that 94% had at least one underlying health problem U.S. oil plunges below $0 a barrel: What does a negative futures price mean? The U.S. Energy Information Administration said last week that storage at Cushing, Oklahoma, was about 72% full as of April 10. Mumbai: 53 of 167 TV Reporters Test Positive for COVID-19, Say Media Houses Not Doing Enough TV journalists say they do not have a choice about whether or not to go out reporting. Singapore had a model coronavirus response, then cases spiked. What happened? Less than a month ago, Singapore was being hailed as one of the countries that had got its coronavirus response right. Taiwan hasn't needed lockdowns to fight the coronavirus, but it simulated one anyway Taiwan reported multiple days with no new cases last week, but it's taking no chances. Mukesh Ambani's Facebook deal should make India's online grocers nervous The partnership comes at the cusp of an Indian online grocery-retail boom. Why is India targeting writers during the coronavirus pandemic? Journalists, intellectuals and dissidents are being threatened by Modi's government, say Priyamvada Gopal and Salil Tripathi Opinion | There is a reason the rest of India cannot be Kerala A political system doesn't create a society, it's the character of people that enables political systems Abu Dhabi royal invests Rs 7,600 crore in retailer LuLu Lulu Group was founded by Indian entrepreneur M A Yusuffali, who hails from Thrissur, Kerala. Apart from shopping malls, Ali also owns premium hotels .. Covid-19: Indians among worst affected ethnic groups in England Of the 13,918 patients who died in hospitals till April 17 after testing positive for the novel coronavirus, 16.2 per cent were of black, Asian and minority ethnic background Why Vaccines Are So Difficult to Develop This Japanese Toaster Costs $270. It Only Makes One Slice at a Time Kerala Institute says it has a faster and cheaper test for COVID-19 At present, India is using the RT-PCR (reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction) method for SARS-CoV-2 test. The time taken from collection of .. Is Disney finding India's Hotstar too hot to handle? For these 'Covid-proof' businesses, there's no better time to make some money WFH, school shutdowns, increased social welfare spending are helping a few companies log better growth numbers. These are some of India's 'Covid-proof' companies. Several technology-backed businesses in education, agriculture, health, content and essential retail trade are getting tailwinds that may help them post better growth numbers. Will India Enable Online Liquor Delivery As Virus Hurts Excise Revenue? Liquor excise duty is a huge part of state revenues and allowing liquor deliveries now would be the best opportunity to regulate the sector. A philosopher answers everyday moral dilemmas in a time of coronavirus In these times of fear and uncertainty, many of us face daily decisions regarding the right thing to do. An ethicist offers guidance on how to think through them. How does coronavirus kill? Clinicians trace a ferocious rampage through the body, from brain to toes The lungs are ground zero for COVID-19, but blood clots may play a surprisingly big role in severe illness Lav Agarwal, a 'reticent' IIT grad, Andhra IAS officer who's the face of India's Covid fight Lav Agarwal insists he's only doing his job, but has become the 'most popular IAS officer in India now'. Colleagues say he's the ideal man to brief the public in this crisis. One Restaurant's Story Shows How Recession Spreads Government issues new guidelines for multinational e-commerce giants, sentiment of domestic players gets a boost While it is a no-brainer that coronavirus outbreak has disrupted almost all industries, for consumers, it has come to a relief that despite the nationwide lockd The Reliance Jio deal could give Facebook a much-needed image makeover in India It will be interesting. Why Every Business Owner Needs to Invest in Artificial Intelligence undefined Companies move jobs away from India as coronavirus shakes up back offices Restrictions on normal activity has created a logistical nightmare for the managers of call centres and other back-office operations for foreign corpo.. Facebook's $5.7bn bet on India's richest man Mukesh Ambani The social media giant becomes a shareholder in cut-price Indian mobile internet company Reliance Jio. Infosys freezes pay hike, promotion; to honour all job offers Infosys expects impact on its revenue since businesses across multiple sectors are hit by the outbreak of the coronavirus. The company sees its business to be hit in all geographies. The Super-Rich Are Being Scammed on Their Private Jets Donald Trump's immigration ban could hit tech sector A temporary ban on US immigration could affect its technology sector and the foreign talent it needs. BloombergQuint shutters TV division, writes off ₹200 crore It had FIPB nod for a 74:26 joint venture in November 2016 to operate an English language business news channel.It has decided to scale back operations and focus only on its digital product even as it continues to partner Bloomberg Real Estate Development Will Never Look The Same Post Covid-19. 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