A US-based Indian-American engineering leader has a message for tech families. Two incomes and one child can build serious wealth. But that’s only possible if lifestyle spending stays disciplined.

A recent startup-focused event by Y Combinator in Bengaluru has sparked an online debate after an attendee criticised its on-ground arrangements, calling the experience disappointing despite high ...

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Two of the most popular battery-electric vehicles in Europe have received 2026 model year updates in the United Kingdom. Similar to the Old Continent's electric vehicle policies, going electric gets ...

A viral account of a high-earning tech professional forced to turn bike taxi rider after a sudden layoff has highlighted the financial fragility many salaried individuals face. The man, who reportedly ...

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A growing sense of uncertainty about visa rules in the United States is prompting some professionals to rethink long-term plans, even after nearly a decade spent building careers abroad. Despite more ...

In a major relief after days of anxious search, a 36-year-old tech professional from Kerala, who went missing during a trek to Tadiandamol hill in Kodagu, was found alive on Sunday evening after ...

GS Sharanya, a 36-year-old techie working at an IT firm in Kerala, has been missing for the past four days while she went to trek at Tadiandamol hills in Kodagu district of Karnataka. The governments ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — It's not just the speed of the greens, or their undulations, or the layout itself, or the gravity of the Masters Tournament that makes conquering Augusta National so difficult for ...