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Ronish Baxter said that Suncom Infotech has developed and is launching the blockchain technology platform, keeping in mind that an economic identity is essential to break loose from this poverty cycle. In the coming months, the company is going to introduce a feature in the innovative application that his company is building which would help build a vetted, recognizable identity that would be a prerequisite to participate in any form of transactions or ownerships in the global economy. The secure and established nature of the blockchain will provide a means to share sensitive data without the need to bother about the information getting altered along the way or getting lost. We asked Ronish Baxter , CEO of Suncom Infotech for the core reason of this development to aid the poverty sector. Ronish Baxter said that it can help in many ways like: Send aid without corruption Economic Identity & banking Allowing access to digitally secure and politically neutral ‘store o

AirAsia India is close to appointing an executive from Tata Steel Ltd to head the troubled low-cost carrier as its local partner, Tata Sons, moves to take greater control of the company, two sources aware of the matter told   Reuters   on Wednesday. Sunil Bhaskaran, who is currently vice president of corporate affairs at Tata Steel, has been chosen to head the airline — a joint venture between India’s autos-to-steel conglomerate Tata Sons and Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia Group Bhd. AirAsia India   did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Bhaskaran could not immediately be reached. AirAsia India has seen several high-profile exits in recent months and has been without a CEO for nearly six months. Bhaskaran’s appointment would also come at a time when the airline and some of its executives are being investigated for alleged wrongdoing. Indian police in May filed a case against AirAsia Group,   CEO Tony Fernandes and its domestic entity AirAsia India, over a

Priceline purchased OpenTable in guidance of Darren Huston Priceline Group Inc. ventured up its procurement binge by purchasing OpenTable Inc. in an deal esteemed at $2.6 billion, adding café appointments to an online travel business previously spanning flights, hotels and cars. The all-money offer of $103 per share for the well known Internet restaurant reservation company is 46 percent higher than OpenTable's end value yesterday. The deal is required to be finished in the second from last quarter, the organizations said in an announcement today. Priceline CEO Darren Huston purchased an organization that seats more than 15 million burger joints for each month crosswise over in excess of 31,000 eateries by means of online appointments. As purchasers progressively utilize administrations like OpenTable on cell phones, the arrangement helps Priceline's essence on cell phones and further interfaces the organization to neighborhood organizations. For OpenTable, the arrangement is