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newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy
Home / News / Business News / World's 3rd-largest pizza chain, Little Caesars, is coming to India Carlos Vidal, VP of International Development at Little Caesars, said India is on a growth trajectory and they do not want to miss this wave. The company has partnered with Harnessing Harvest for its Indian operations. Despite the competitive landscape with major players like Domino's Pizza and Pizza Hut, Little Caesars is targeting 100 stores in India by 2030.
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2 weeks ago |
newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy
The Toyota 2000GT, built in the late 1960s, was Japan's first true sports car. Its very low roofline, fender-mounted mirrors, and purposeful stance were a bold statement that Japanese automakers could rival Europe's best in beauty. Despite its limited production numbers, the 2000GT remains an enduring symbol of automotive design excellence.
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2 weeks ago |
newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy
According to NDTV, Starlink will offer a bandwidth of 600-700Gbps in India within the next year. The firm already operates in over 100 nations with both residential and roaming plans. In most places, the residential service is divided into two categories: Residential Lite for light usage households, and Residential for larger homes with higher data needs. Starlink has also signed pacts with Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, two of India's largest telecom companies.
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2 weeks ago |
newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy
The current rally in silver prices is driven by a mix of global and domestic factors. These include safe-haven demand due to a dovish outlook from the US Federal Reserve and weak economic data, making precious metals more attractive to investors. A weaker US dollar has also made commodities like silver more appealing for buyers holding other currencies. Renewed US-China trade tensions have kept silver attractive as a hedge and an industrial input.
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2 weeks ago |
newsbytesapp.com | Dwaipayan Roy
Home / News / Technology News / Meet Peggy Whitson, veteran astronaut leading Axiom-4 mission to space Born on February 9, 1960 in Iowa, Whitson grew up in Baconsfield, a small town with less than 20 residents. She credits her upbringing for instilling determination and diligence in her. Whitson has a doctorate in biochemistry from Rice University and worked at NASA's Johnson Space Center from 1989 to 1993, before being selected as an astronaut candidate in April 1996.
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