Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s appointment is being scrutinized due to concerns over his investments in Chinese tech companies, with reports suggesting he holds stakes in over 600 Chinese firms, including some linked to the Peopleβs Liberation Army. Some investors worry that Tan’s investment background may complicate efforts to revive the struggling chip maker, with analyst Andrew King calling him ‘unqualified’ for the role. Despite this, other analysts believe Tan’s experience in investing in Chinese startups could benefit Intel, and the company has stated that Tan has disclosed any potential conflicts of interest but did not comment on his investments in China.
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SC says evaluate NEET booklets manually
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has mandated the manual evaluation of a NEET-UG 2025 answer sheet after a candidate reported incorrect stapling of the question paper, causing a disordered sequence of questions. Despite the National Testing Agency's claims of robust processes, the court's intervention highlights ongoing student grievances regarding faulty exam materials and scoring issues. Want More Context? π
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