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In 2021, Indians spent $5–10 per person on virtual purchases, which is lower than the global average of $130–140 per person in 2020.

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Entrepreneur Bhavish Aggarwal said while the global Windows outage was not deliberate, it represents "an outcome that could also happen due to deliberate action by bad actors". "And since 80% of our data is stored outside India, we won't be able to d

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Meet the man who started a 12,000 CR company at 69. 1. Ashok Soota was famously known as the magic man of the IT industry. In 1978, he took over as CEO of Shriram Refrigeration, which posted losses for four consecutive years and turned it around to

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