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Meet top 7 richest Indian Americans in US Seven Indian-Americans have figured in Forbes' list of richest Americans, topped by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos for the third year in a row. The 2020 Forbes list of 400 Richest People in America has been topped by Bezos, 56 who has a net worth of USD 179 billion. World's first floating Apple store opens in Singapore Apple opened its first floating store in Singapore called Apple Marina Bay Sands. Fitted with a glass dome, the store looks to be floating on water, introducing a whole new retail experience. Rocket 3 GT, Triumph's most expensive bike, is now in India It is said to be the costliest bike of Triumph, almost Rs 40,000 more than its sibling - the Rocket 3. The Rocket 3GT has a Rs 18.4 lakh price tag. US names spacecraft after Kalpana Chawla Northrop Grumman, an American global aerospace and defence technology company, announced that its next Cygnus capsule will be named the "S.S. Kalpana Chawla", in memory of the mission specialist who died with her six crewmates aboard the space shuttle Columbia in 2003. The ups and downs of MS Dhoni's CSK MS Dhoni and the rest of the CSK took to the nets in the UAE as the three-time champions finally started their training after all their members barring the 13 positive cases tested negative for Covid-19. India, China agree on five points after Jaishankar-Wang meet India & China agreed that both sides should take guidance from the series of consensus of the leaders on developing India-China relations, including not allowing differences to become disputes. Jane Fraser is the first woman Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser made history when she became the first female global bank chief executive, a role she will take up next year when Citigroup Inc's current CEO Michael Corbat will step down. NASA hopes to purchase moon-mined material The initiative, targeting companies that plan to send robots to mine lunar resources, is part of NASA's goal of setting what Bridenstine called "norms of behavior" in space and allowing private mining on the moon in ways that could help sustain future astronaut missions. North Korea takes a gun to COVID-19 fight North Korean authorities have issued shoot-to-kill orders to prevent the coronavirus entering the country from China, according to the commander of US forces in the South. 9/11 remembrance faces a COVID-19 dilemma Some victims' relatives say they understand the ground zero observance had to change in a year when so much else has. Others fear the pandemic is making plain what they have feared was happening unspoken: that the commitment to "Never Forget'' is fading.

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