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Austrian sensor maker ams OSRAM on Tuesday forecast first quarter revenue below or in line with last year's number, citing muted demand for its automotive semiconductors. The company sees revenue ...

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With an endless array of emojis at our fingertips—and new ones constantly popping up—knowing when and how to use them is more important than ever. This is especially true for the emoji we use ...

Google Calendar is adding a new feature that allows users with 'Make changes to events' permission on a shared calendar to see all other users who also have access to that calendar. This update ...

Parents want to know: When is Winter Break? When is Spring Break? What’s the last day of school? How long is Thanksgiving break this year? When does summer vacation start and how long does it last?

Using a calendar has always been an important part of our daily life, starting from being used as a way to keep track of days/dates and plan our schedules, and meetings. We also keep a calendar to ...

French unemployment rate declines in final quarter of last year By Investing.com - 52 minutes ago Investing.com -- The unemployment rate in France saw a slight decrease in the last quarter of the ...

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has released the tentative calendar for online CRP ... 20 kb to 50 kb in .jpeg file Scanned Copy of handwritten declaration as per the format ...

Though it's in beta, and its output can range from weird to terrifying, it's still fun to make and sure your own custom emojis. Genmoji, as the name sounds, is an amalgamation of generative AI and ...

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