Movie is simply an overlong and poorly edited slog.
Author: AB Wire
The best is yet to be.
‘Star Trek Into Darkness’: non-strop twists and turns.
Personal matter, says fired CEO of iGate.
Post Bank of India to beat State Bank of India.
Prohibition of torture is rooted in Bill of Rights.
Both countries can benefit if they cooperate, says professor.
India and China sign eight bilateral agreements.
Opinion: Reagan’s vision needs update.
Higher visa costs in US take toll, too.
Allegations of misuse of power by Ranjini Haridas, police.
“I was very impressed with Pitt for standing by Angelina.”
For skilled workers, GOP proposals might be a way out.
Big jolt for India’s chances for an upgrade.
Senate vote is final hurdle.
SC delivers verdict on posting ‘objectionable’ content.
Film releases worldwide June 7th.
Signs of the Valley. By Zenobia Khaleel SAN FRANCISCO: Last year, KQED (the local radio station) hosted a call-in show where listeners were asked to finish the sentence, ‘You know you’re in Silicon Valley when…’ Callers came up with nuggets that defined Silicon Valley lifestyle, like: Driving on the 101 freeway in traffic, the guy next to you is Larry Ellison. 700,000 dollars buys half a house. Your 2nd grader borrows books from the library titled “Learning Perl” or “Ruby on Rails for Dummies”. The menu card at the café boasts: service faster than an Intel processor. This inspired me…
Decision could be critical for getting banking license.
Plan to tap at least $1 trillion to develop infrastructure.
Is gold losing its sheen globally?
Is it going to work?
19 applications for export of shale gas to India are pending.
Global fund managers lean towards Indian markets.
Strong sales on ‘Akshaya Tritiya.’