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Employees of Dell India were tested for the COVID-19 virus PTI A medical staff while working at a hospital in Wuhan, China -- epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. (File photo: AFP) The Dell employee had returned from the US, including a visit to Texas while the Mindtree employee also had a travel history abroad, the two companies said in separate statements. "We can confirm two employees of Dell India were tested for the COVID-19 virus following their return home from the United States – including a visit to our headquarters in Round Rock, Texas. One employee tested negative; another tested positive and has since been placed in quarantine,"  The company said it continues to take steps to protect Dell Technologies team members and communities by adhering to the health and safety guidelines from the  World Health Organization  and Centers for Disease Control, and coordinating with local health officials. Mindtree said that one of its employees returning from an overseas t...

Asia's richest crown to Jack Ma, Mukesh Ambani loses his crown. The rout erased $5.8 billion from Ambani’s net worth Meawhile, Jack Ma Ma is back on top with a $44.5 billion fortune Indian energy tycoon Mukesh Ambani is no longer Asia’s richest man, relinquishing the title to Jack Ma after oil prices collapsed along with global stocks. The rout, exacerbated by mounting fears that the spread of the novel coronavirus will thrust the world into a recession, erased $5.8 billion from Ambani’s net worth on Monday and dropped him to No. 2 on the list of Asia’s richest people, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Ma, the Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. founder who relinquished the No. 1 ranking in mid-2018, is back on top with a $44.5 billion fortune, about $2.6 billion more than Ambani. Oil plunged the most in 29 years as Saudi Arabia and Russia vowed to pump more in a struggle for market share just as the coronavirus is spurring the first decline in demand in more than a...

                    Analysis Ethereum Ethereum Is Preparing to Explode Bitcoin’s Rally to $9,000   Bitcoin’s and Ethereum’s strong surge to kick off 2020 has caught many traders aback. Case in point: each leg higher in the price of BTC during January and February was marked by dozens of  millions of dollars worth of short liquidations  on margin trading platforms like  BitMEX . While the majority seem to have been caught off guard, one trader called the crypto market’s then-emerging uptrend:  Tyler “Sawcruhteez” Coates . Just a day after New Year’s Day, the prominent trader claimed that Bitcoin was starting to show signs it was forming a textbook Wyckoff Accumulation and Spring pattern. The pattern, Sawcruhteez suggested, implied BTC was going to hit $9,200 in the middle of January. And that it did. By January 17th and 18th, the leading cryptocurrency had passed above the key psychological and technical resi...