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MUMBAI: Digital workflow company ServiceNow will look to its India technology team to be a key enabler for achieving its revenue target of $4 billion by 2020, chief executive John Donahoe told ET.ServiceNow, which has a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, has over 2,000 engineers in Hyderabad and is adding over 1,200 people in the next one year, he said.The company also appointed Arun Balasubramanian as managing director for the India and Saarc region recently, to aid in these efforts, Donahoe said.“As we grow, become a $4 billion or $10 billion company…we want to grow our team. On the technology side, we think India offers enormous opportunity, and so, we do core technology work for many of our products in Hyderabad,” Donahoe said “We believe it (India) is one of our most important strategic markets-…We have doubled our investment, doubled the size of Arun’s team to simply try to serve Indian companies and Indian customers and clients,” he said.The company reported revenue of $833.9 million in the second quarter, and $2.6 billion in annual revenue for 2018.Donahoe said that despite reports of slowing economic and trade indicators, the country was still positioned as the fastest growing economy.“As a global CEO, I don’t lose sight of India’s growth. Read more

A Delaware jury on Monday issued a verdict worth about $37 million to Olaplex LLC, a beauty startup that says industry giant L'Oreal SA copied its hair bonding technology. Read more

Osisko Gold (OR) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations. Read more

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 3, 2019) - Body and Mind Inc. (CSE: BAMM) (OTC Pink: BMMJ) (the "Company" or "BaM"), is pleased to announce the Company has entered into a definitive asset purchase agreement (the "Purchase Agreement") to acquire a 100% Read more

Prime Book Box subscribers receive a box of carefully curated kids books monthly, every two months, or every three months. The service saves customers up to 40% off the list price of the books, which are delivered free through the Amazon Prime program. The service offers book selections tailored to babies and young toddlers, kids ages 3 to 5, 6 to 8, and 9 to 12 years old. As an early Amazon Prime Day deal (Prime Day officially kicks off July 15-16 ), Prime members who are new to Prime Book Box can get 30% off their first box (just $13.99 instead of $19.99). You're already an Amazon Prime member, right? Ok good. And do you have kids? Yes? Do you hope to foster a love of reading in those kids of yours? Ok great! Now, final question: Is inspiring said love of reading worth $19.99 a month to you? Spectacular. You're the perfect household to sign up for Amazon's new Prime Book Box book delivery service for babies and kids . If you want to leave the selection of the books that will be delivered to your kids in the capable hands of Amazon's editors, you can probably complete the sign-up process in the same amount of time you've spent reading this article thus far. Read more

French luxury goods and cosmetics company L'Oreal has started exclusive talks with Clarins Group about buying the Mugler and Azzaro brands, L'Oreal said on Tuesday. Read more

Trace amounts of asbestos were recently found in eye shadow and concealer. The US beauty industry is barely regulated , and the US has not enacted new cosmetic regulations in over eight decades. Some products may be safe, but many are untested. "Natural" labels mean little, and the products aren't necessarily better for your health. Here are the risky chemicals that could lurk in your products. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Toxic makeup is nothing new: The ancient Greeks used heavy metals on their skin , and Egyptian queens wore black kohl eye makeup that was made with lead. But last week, trace amounts of asbestos — a known cancer causer — were found in concealer as well as sparkly makeup marketed to kids at Claire's , a reminder that toxic chemicals and compounds still lurk in beauty products. In March, Claire's also voluntarily recalled some of its eye shadow and face powder after asbestos was found in those products as well. The issue isn't limited to cosmetics: The FDA recently warned about dangerous bacteria in a no-rinse cleansing foam used by hospital patients, alerted tattoo artists about ink contaminated with microorganisms, and found yeast in Young Living essential oils. Read more

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Jean Paul Agon, the chairman and CEO of L'Oréal, speaks about the beauty experience and what can be achieved with augmented reality. Read more

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Osisko Gold (OR) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of 0.00% and -17.91%, respectively, for the quarter ended March 2019. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock? Read more

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