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10 reasons why gold is a good buy in 2025 – CNBC TV18
Tata Motors shares up 5% but tariff troubles continue to linger – CNBC TV18
Tata Motors shares up 5% but tariff troubles continue to linger – CNBC TV18
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Muthoot Finance shares fall over 8% in reaction to draft RBI norms, Kotak downgrade – CNBC TV18
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Asian shares sink, with Japan’s Nikkei down 5.6% as China-US trade war escalates – CNBC TV18
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GIFT Nifty surges nearly 500 points indicating a potential gap-up despite US sell-off – CNBC TV18
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Toyota and NTT to invest $3.26 billion in AI for self-driving tech by 2028, says report – CNBC TV18

[ad_1] Toyota Motor and Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) will invest 500 billion yen ($3.26 billion) in research and development to create artificial intelligence software to improve self-driving, Nikkei reported on Tuesday. The automaker and the Tokyo-headquartered telecommunications major are planning to develop automotive software which will use AI to anticipate accidents and take […]

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