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 | As Facebook spends the next few months trying to convince its users that their data is safe, India will be crucial to their plans. India is, after all, its largest market, with 250 million monthly active users. |  |  | The highest number of millionaires leaving their country of origin is from India. 23,000 millionaires have left India since 2014. In 2017, it was 7,000. | |  | Recent cash flow trend suggests merger and acquisition season is around the corner, but not all deal-makers agree | |  | As another International Day of Happiness passes by and the latest World Happiness Report comes out, ET Magazine looks at what one needs to be happy. | |  | Chandrababu Naidu's decision to walk out of the Central government is likely to hurt his plans to build a Singapore-like capital city for Andhra. | |  | It has not been a smooth ride so far. Just last week in Arizona, Uber's self-driving car was involved in the first fatality involving driverless cars. | |  | Minister Vijay Goel recently said that over Rs 2.5 lakh is spent per minute to run Parliament, implying that disruptions are a waste of taxpayer's money. | |  | The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal, which cost FB $30 billion in stock value, raises questions on the credibility of its subsidiaries, like Instagram, as well. | |  | When seen in conjunction with the rate of growth of millionaires in India, and the economic outlook for the country, the trend seems far less overwhelming. | |  | Nixon's announcement means there will be a fight in the Democratic Party primary on September 16 before the final contest against the Republican candidate in November. | |  | From oesophagogastroscopy and colonoscopy to titanium elastic nailing, ultrasonic dental scaling and MRI, pet care has made huge strides over the last few years in India. | |  | While the broad strategies are decided at the respective party headquarters, social media outreach is driven from these war rooms, which also perform the role of hubs for coordination. | |  | Veerashaiva-Lingayats believe Yeddyurappa will give them justice, while the Siddaramaiah government is accused of conspiring to split the community. | |  | Young Indian diners prefer casual dining experiences even in upscale settings. This is in keeping with global trends. | |  | The earphones record the same kind of 180-degree audio as we're used to in the real world. | |  | SoFi is 18.5 inches long from snout to tail and weighs about 3.5 pounds. | | |
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