Are links doing more harm than good? With the rules for link building constantly changing, it can be hard to know what’s a smart link building strategy and what will land you in hot water with Google. Last year, Google’s... Read more
Actor Shamita Shetty is making a comeback on screen after a gap of nine years.(Aalok Soni/HT PHOTO) Actor Shamita Shetty was considered as one of the most promising newcomers in the film industry when she made her debut in Mohabbatein... Read more
PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) has announced a new cashback Mastercard credit card. The new card may encourage your customers to make more purchases with cash rewards and make it even easier for you to accept in-store credit cards. The PayPal Cashback Mastercard was launched... Read more
Lizards are famous for losing their tails, but perhaps the bigger question should be: How do their tails stay on? The answer may lie in the appendage’s internal design. A structure of prongs, micropillars and nanopores holds a lizard’s tail on... Read more
January is almost over and for those who follow the budget closely, it means 1st Feb is that much closer. Well, before we get to the best part of this article today here are few details you may want to know.... Read more
Blogging is essential for any company that wants to connect with consumers online. 70% of buyers learn about a company through posts rather than ads. But while it’s easy to start a blog, it’s not always easy to publish valuable, engaging posts... Read more
Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has told the National Press Club Australia’s tourism and education sectors are likely to suffer billions of dollars worth of damage if travel bans remain in place. Photograph: Joel Carrett/AAP The coronavirus outbreak may further... Read more
The U.S. economy tapered off toward the end of 2019, but a record expansion is still alive and well. The numbers: The U.S. economy grew slightly faster than 2% in the final three months of 2019, aided by a temporary plunge... Read more
Mumbai: The two-day National Seminar hosted by XIME on ‘Make in India: Making It Work’ ended with amazing power packed sessions highlighting ways in which not only the manufacturing industry but all industries including SMEs and start-ups can contribute towards... Read more
Despite India’s ambitious plans for the solar sector, incoherent policies, retrospective changes in law and a convoluted taxation system has spelt a death knell for the nascent industry. India has ambitious plans of generating 100 GW of solar power by 2022.... Read more