Netflix's first original series from India, 'Sacred Games,' is an addictive crime thriller with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes

Netflix's first original series from India, "Sacred Games," debuted Friday to positive reviews. Adapted from a 2006 novel by Vikram Chandra, the series has a 100% "fresh" rating on the reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

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Netflix's first original series from India, 'Sacred Games,' is an addictive crime thriller with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes Netflix's first original series from India, "Sacred Games," debuted Friday to positive reviews. Adapted from a 2006 novel by Vikram Chandra, the series has a 100% "fresh" rating on the reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Read More »

Goldman Sachs once again changes its World Cup predictions — and is now forecasting a Belgium-England final Prior to the tournament, Goldman used machine learning to simulate 1 million variations and pick a winner. It initially forecast a final between Brazil and... Read More »

'Either it happens or TV gets decimated': Insiders are split on AT&T's chances of building an ad platform for the entire TV industry BI PRIME: The advertising industry is still chewing over the finally closed AT&T-Time Warner merger and what it means for TV advertising. Some see AT&T's plan to build a central ad hub for TV ad space as futile, while others see such an initiative as vital to the business' survival. Read More »

A Chinese electric car startup is trying to take on Tesla by making its cars more like an iPhone The Chinese electric vehicle startup Byton is developing three vehicles, the first of which will hit the market in 2019. The company has prioritized interior features, like touchscreens and adjustable seats, over traditional performance metrics, like range and acceleration. Read More »

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A bank just fired its world-famous AI assistant, Amelia Swedish online bank Nordnet has fired its virtual assistant, Amelia — used by dozens of major companies around the world, Amelia was developed by American artificial intelligence company IPSoft but it seems she simply wasn't the right fit for Nordnet. Read More »

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There's a stronger relationship between getting a college degree and buying a home than ever before Millennials tend to prioritize graduating from college over buying a house, a new First American study found. The gap between college-educated and non college-educated Americans who are also homeowners nearly doubled between 1997 and 2017. Here's what it means. Read More »

Meghan Markle keeps wearing dresses with the same neckline — and it's quickly becoming one of her signature looks Meghan Markle wore an olive green Ralph Lauren dress with a boat neck to Prince Louis' christening. It's a neckline the duchess has rocked many times before. Read More »

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