In about 10 days, the RBI's new mandate on tokenization of debit and credit cards is set to kick in nationwide and this might actually make your online spending more safe than what it is now.

After Covid-19 pandemic put a 2-year-long pause on the world’s largest beer festival, the 187th edition of Oktoberfest commenced once again from 17 September and will go on until October 3.

After missing four deadlines, the EdTech company, Byju's finally released its audited financial statements on 14 September and the report card is not looking good. In other news, the "champagne of teas" is struggling.

India's first chip factory is coming up in Gujarat. If you remember, in one of our previous episodes, we had talked about the global chip race that comes amid an ongoing chip shortage.

The infamous online community known as Kiwi Farms, which encouraged harassment, has finally disappeared.

With its new emergency-text feature on its latest iPhone 14 series, Apple has become the frontrunner in the emerging market for low-cost satellite phones. So, it's safe to say the race to dominate the satellite smartphone market has begun!

Telegrams aren't extinct in Japan. And Japan is considered to be the third largest telegram market after Russia and Italy.

20 out of the 26 Bollywood releases till September have been flops or unprofitable. That's 77 per cent of the total releases.

Dutch city, Haarlem has now enforced a ban on meat advertisements in what is reportedly the first such action by a city in the world.

The verdict is out and the United Kingdom has a new Prime Minister. Liz Truss is the country's third female prime minister, following Theresa May and Margaret Thatcher.