Few speeches stand the test of time, but Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford University commencement address isn't just remembered—it's ...

When Steve Jobs took the stage at Stanford, he wasn't a struggling entrepreneur. He was Steve Freaking Jobs—the visionary behind Apple, Pixar, and the Macintosh, standing at the peak of his career.

A rvind Krishna, CEO, chairman and president of IBM, used his acceptance speech at the TIME100 AI Impact Awards on Monday to acknowledge pioneering computer scientist and mathematician Claude Shannon, ...

Prayagraj: The King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, on Tuesday participated in the Mahakumbh festivities and took ...

After more than six years at the helm, Seattle Symphony and Benaroya Hall president and CEO Krishna Thiagarajan is resigning, the Symphony announced Friday. Thiagarajan took the reins in September ...

In a well-documented 1985 interview, Steve Jobs shared his thoughts on hiring the right people. You know, those highly capable, super creative, and smart individuals who will perform well and ...

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Haas have promoted Newry native Ronan O'Hare to race engineer as part of a raft of personnel changes, with Laura Muller becoming the first woman in Formula One to occupy the same position.

A special part of this year’s Mahakumbh was the chanting of the "Hare Krishna" mantra. Devotees, both from India and abroad, participated in large group prayers known as Kirtans. They sang and danced ...

Three people have been arrested after a "large amount of vehicles" were involved in suspected hare coursing, Lincolnshire Police said. The force said it received more than 40 reports on Sunday ...

It was Steve Guttenberg, one of the biggest movie ... A "kissing and hugging dad" who worked jobs that weren't exactly touchy-feely. "He was an Airborne Army Ranger. He was a New York City policeman.

A heartfelt letter written by a 19-year-old Steve Jobs in 1974 has been sold at auction for $500,312 (Rs 4.32 crore). The letter, addressed to his childhood friend Tim Brown, reveals Jobs’ plans to ...