The CEO of Swiss food and beverage giant Nestle has said it would be open to doing a “big deal” as it reasserts its growth strategy after cutting its stake in French cosmetics business L’Oreal.Mark Schneider, CEO of the company responsible for household brands including Nescafe and Kit Kat, told CNBC that while it is…Continue Reading

No Man’s Sky had one of the worst launches in video game history. It was the perfect example of overpromising and underdelivering. Six years later, the game has had 19 major updates. Every feature promised at launch is now in the game, and there’s plenty more besides. Players can build bases, adopt aliens, help grow…Continue Reading

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Since they were children, cousins Arianna Murray and Jane Fox Long had known the story of Oliver Cromwell. His story wasn’t taught in school books. But in New Jersey and across the country, nine generations of his family helped keep it alive.“We knew that our great-great-great grandfather – I forget how many greats – had crossed…Continue Reading

Unable to bear the cost of treatment of his three-and-a-half-year-old son suffering from haemophilia, a 30-year-old man allegedly strangled his child to death in Uttarakhand’s Udham Singh Nagar district Tuesday. Although the man initially filed a missing complaint, later, he confessed to his crime. Tuesday, after Mohd Taariq registered a missing person report, the police…Continue Reading

The Jharkhand Police has said that a CPI (Maoist) leader carrying a bounty worth Rs 15 lakh was killed on Wednesday in a gunfight with security forces. The deceased, identified as Ravinder Ghanjhu, was one of the “most dreaded” Maoist leaders and was “extremely active” in the Lohardaga, Latehar and Gumla districts of Jharkhand, said…Continue Reading

The Supreme Court on Thursday, while setting aside the High Court order staying the Haryana government’s law reserving 75 per cent of private sector jobs for residents of the state, asked the HC to decide within four weeks, petitions challenging the validity of the legislation. The top court also restrained the state government from taking…Continue Reading