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I have about a dozen different letter puzzles and use a different one each week ... you could have the child match upper and lowercase. I have used the cards to see if the child knows alphabet letters ...

In the bustling city of Mumbai, renowned jeweller Mr Ramesh Agarwal was hosting a grand exhibition to showcase his most prized possession, a rare blue diamond worth ₹50 crore. Security was tight ...

Capacity is a bottleneck, executives have been saying lately. "Given that revenues are correlated with the timing of deployment of new capacity, we could see variability in cloud revenue growth ...

Alphabet reported Q4 profit and that beat expectations but revenue that missed, for the first time in two years. EPS rose to $2.15 from $1.64 a year ago, above the FactSet consensus of $2.13.

(Bloomberg) — Technology shares got hit in late hours as Alphabet Inc. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s quarterly figures failed to inspire. A $329 billion exchange-traded fund tracking the Nasdaq ...

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