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From Beer to Burgers to AI: Why Every Industry Now Wants an India Capability Centre
Across the better part of two decades, the words 'Global Capability Centre' conjured a fairly narrow picture in most people's minds. A bank running its back-office operations out of Bengaluru. A software major with a second headquarters in Pune.
Beer belly or muffin top? Study shows which type of fat is worse for us
Belly bloat could be a better measure of health than BMI, new research shows. A study of 34,000 Brits has analysed the impact of where fat is stored on heart health and aging. It found levels of visceral fat around the abdomen - which appears as…
Bryson DeChambeau hard launches new relationship with hockey goalie Mikayla Demaiter, 'Beer Deleter' & Wendy's
Before we dive into Tuesday Screencaps, I have to brag a little bit about the weather here in NW Ohio where it was 53 again this morning with crisp blue skies and birds chirping. I heard from several of you who are roasting in Texas, Louisiana and…
Colleges are increasingly just political echo chambers with beer - and that's putting our democracy at risk
Why go to college to expand your views, when you can spend four years in an echo chamber canceling all dissenters? Sociology professor Neil Gross explores why more and more kids are choosing the latter option — and putting our democracy as…
Thredbo's woes: Is a ski resort without snow like a pub with no beer?
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. For sale: large Australian ski resort with unreliable snow. All offers considered. It is more than 10 years since James Packer saw the writing on…
Check out Dragon Boat Races, Durango beer festival, Denver fine dining, wine events this weekend across Colorado
Park After Dark: You've been on the Royal Gorge Bridge under the high sun, but the ambiance hits differently during golden hour. For three hours, visitors will have access to select rides and attractions while listening to live music. The evening…
I Tried To Play The Latest Friendslop And Got Murdered By A Crab
In a crowded field of games both about fishing and that have fishing in them, the simply named How to Fish has surprisingly managed to reel people in. As I write this, it's got over 127k players on Steam, with a 24-hour peak of over 370k, and its…
This American city perfected clean water for beer - now it's fighting to keep cancer-causing nitrates out of the tap
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wisc. — Ever since Jacob Leinenkugel discovered spring waters here that were pure enough to brew his famous beer, this small Wisconsin city's devotion to clean water has been paramount. That's why in 1997, when Chippewa Falls…
UCL playoffs: LASK's 4-goal rally stuns Celtic; Bodo/Glimt return
The Champions League's feel-good story Bodo/Glimt are back for a second season joined by two debutants, Sabah of Azerbaijan just nine years after being formed and -- remarkably -- LASK Linz of Austria. Bodø/Glimt eased through the second leg…
The Latest: Canada is expected to announce retaliatory tariffs against the US
Canada will announce retaliatory tariffs against the United States on Tuesday as relations sharply deteriorate, with President Donald Trump telling Canadian leaders to “fall in line” and Prime Minister Mark Carney accusing Washington…
Fans Have More Friends: Heineken's Formula for Real-Life Connection
The future of brands gets decided here. Join the industry's top marketers at Brandweek for the ideas, insights, and connections shaping what's next. Get your ticket. Culture moves quickly, but brands that chase every new behavior, platform or…
Deepening U.S.-Canada Trade Fight Spells More Pain For Winemakers
California's winemakers are bemoaning a further deterioration in U.S. trade relations with Canada—what was, for many years, a big market for American vino. “We are disappointed that an agreement has not yet been reached to end what…
Sippin' (and chuggin') through the years with a party mainstay - the red Solo cup
It's red. It's soft plastic. And it probably contains your favorite beverage. The red Solo cup belongs on any list of the country's most distinctly American objects, but it's actually more than a single object. It is a symbol of the American psyche…
Cost of living more likely to prompt drinkers to cut back than health scare
The increased cost of living is more likely to prompt drinkers to cut back on booze than a health scare or hangover, according to new research. New analysis from the latest Drinkaware monitor shows 16% of people said rising prices was the issue…
The 10 holiday hotspots where pints cost less than £2.50
From the Balkans to the coast of Spain, Europe has plenty of affordable and fascinating destinations worth a visit, and not only for their famously cheap beer. With the cost-of-living crisis pushing the price of a pint ever higher, finding a cheap…
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