అమెరికాలోని తెలుగు NRI లకోసం తాజా వార్తలు, కథనాలు, ఈవెంట్లు, మరియు అప్డేట్లు. · 2011 కథనాలు

Marco Rubio rejects anti-India rhetoric, says Trump remains a strong supporter of India and Prime Minister Modi. The post Marco Rubio defends US-India ties, says Trump is ‘a big fan of India’ appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Laura Loomer praised India after Marco Rubio’s visit despite backlash over her past anti-India and Islamophobic social media remarks. The post Laura Loomer calls India ‘beautiful,’ reacts to Marco Rubio’s visit photos on X appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Uber explores higher bid for Delivery Hero as takeover talks fuel stock surge and consolidation expectations. The post Delivery Hero shares surge as Uber explores raised takeover bid appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Jay Sehgal discusses rural transformation, water conservation, education, and women-led entrepreneurship through impactful philanthropy. The post From villages to vision: Jay Sehgal on transforming rural India through philanthropy appeared first on The American Bazaar.

7-Eleven visionary Toshifumi Suzuki dies at 93, leaving behind a global retail empire and revolutionizing Japan’s convenience store culture. The post Japanese retail visionary behind 7-Eleven, Toshifumi Suzuki dies at 93 appeared first on The American Bazaar.


Big Tech firms reconsider AI adoption as soaring token-based costs increasingly exceed traditional human labor, enterprise spending budgets. The post Big Tech reevaluates AI use as it costs them more than human labor appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai addresses growing student backlash over AI, jobs, automation fears and Silicon Valley’s widening trust gap. The post Google CEO Sundar Pichai responds to graduates booing AI appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Chan Medical School professors, Dr. Pranoti Mandrekar and Dr. Anindita Deb, honored for medical education and mentorship. The post Two Indian Americans professors win UMass Women’s Faculty Committee Awards appeared first on The American Bazaar.

AI’s seductive promise masks persistent unreliability, raising questions about trillion-dollar investments in still immature technologies. The post The seductive unreliability of AI: Why we’re pouring trillions into a tool still in its awkward infancy appeared first on The American Bazaar.


If elected, Indian American educationist would become the first South Asian American to represent Florida in Congress. The post Pia Dandiya shifts Congressional run from Florida to 22nd District appeared first on The American Bazaar.



A week of films, parties, industry deals, WhatsApp invites, yacht culture, and the strange realization that Cannes is far more than a film festival The post A first-timer’s guide to the Cannes universe appeared first on The American Bazaar.





An analysis of OpenAI and Anthropic’s IPO trajectory, examining AI infrastructure costs, government dependence, and the growing “vibe slop” problem. The post How Vibe Slop And Fragile Economics could impact Mega IPO for OpenAI and Anthropic appeared first on The American Bazaar.

The Great Falls, VA, resident commands a multi-billion-dollar empire across cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, venture capital, and real estate. The post From Delhi to U.S. boardrooms: Robert J. Makheja, the quiet architect of a business enterprise appeared first on The American Bazaar.

Kiana Ehsani opens up about cancelled wedding due to Iran war and growing Green Card fears for Iranians in US The post ‘No way to call home’: Iranian American founder says war forced wedding cancellation appeared first on The American Bazaar.

New immigration policy requires temporary visa holders to leave the United States and apply for Green Cards from abroad The post H-1B workers, temporary visa holders must apply for Green Cards from outside US appeared first on The American Bazaar.

When critics point to Gautam Adani's meteoric rise under Narendra Modi, the standard defense from BJP supporters is swift The post Crony capitalism didn’t start with Modi- But it has never looked like this appeared first on The American Bazaar.