A new Tesla driver on TikTok broke down his cost savings in the first month of driving his electric vehicle, and the numbers were incredibly enticing. HapaThunder (@hapathunder) purchased a Tesla ...

Google's latest animated Doodle celebrates the quadratic equation, transforming its homepage into an interactive classroom. This visual tribute highlights the formula's components and solutions, ...

India Quotient was the first investor in ShareChat, Sugar Cosmetics, Lendingkart, Kuku FM, Vyapar, and several other startups. India Quotient, an early-stage investor, has raised $129 million in its ...

She's a planner; he’s more spontaneous. She needs to talk things through immediately, and he needs time to process. Most couples describe their partner's differences as their biggest source of ...

Jack Spitaleri returned a fumble for a touchdown in second-seeded Glen Rock’s 14-7 win over seventh-seeded Waldwick in the first round of the NJSIAA/Xfinity North Jersey, Section 1, Group 2 playoffs ...

High-yield savings accounts have become a popular vehicle for depositing and growing savings since they allow account holders to earn significant interest on their balances. But when it comes to ...

Arthrosis is another term for osteoarthritis (OA), the most common form of arthritis. Both OA and rheumatoid arthritis affect bones, ligaments, and joints, but the difference between the two is ...

Early-stage venture capital firm India Quotient has secured USD 129 million (approx. INR 1,132 crore) from a mix of domestic and global investors for its fifth fund, Fund V. The firm plans to deploy ...

India Quotient, a seed-to-early-stage venture capital firm which has backed the likes of ShareChat, Sugar Cosmetics, Lendingkart, Kuku FM, and Vyapar, on Wednesday said that it has raised $129 million ...

ATHENS, Ga. - The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Ole Miss Rebels 43-35 behind an excellent offensive performance. Georgia’s offense scored on all eight drives outside of the kneel downs at the end of ...

Former PlayStation Indies lead Shuhei Yoshida has said Sony can't keep "increasing the graphics power" of its consoles Yoshida says graphics have hit a point where you can't tell the difference ...