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Donald Trumps 2026 State of the Union speech could be among the longest
Donald Trump will give his 2026 State of the Union speech to Congress. The speech is expected to be long because he plans to talk about many important issues. These may include the economy and future government policies. His past speeches were also long, and one of them became the longest address to Congress in many years.
Cartel violence fuels doubts about FIFA World Cup games in Mexico
Recent cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico, raises doubts about Guadalajara hosting World Cup games. The killing of cartel leader El Mencho triggered widespread bloodshed. Despite government assurances of safety, residents express concerns about security and investment priorities.
New York calls for $13.5 billion tariff refund from Trump administration
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is demanding a $13.5 billion refund of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. The U.S. Supreme Court recently invalidated these tariffs. Governor Hochul stated the tariffs cost New York households significantly and harmed small businesses. Other Democratic governors have also called for refunds.
L'Oreal, Dyson, Bausch + Lomb become the latest to sue for Trump tariff refunds
French beauty giant L'Oreal, UK-based Dyson and contact lens maker Bausch + Lomb have sued for refunds of tariffs imposed under US President Donald Trumps emergency trade measures, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the duties unlawful. They join firms including FedEx and Costco, as up to $175 billion in collections faces potential refunds.
Deal with US within reach 'only if diplomacy is given priority', Iran's foreign minister says
Iran's top diplomat believes a deal with the United States is close. Fresh talks are scheduled in Geneva this week. Iran is ready to negotiate with honesty for a fair agreement. The U.S. also prioritizes diplomacy but is prepared for other actions. Iran has proposed sending enriched uranium abroad.
Discord delays age verification plan after user privacy concerns
Discord has delayed its age check plan after many users complained about privacy and data safety. The company says it still plans to bring age verification later in 2026 to follow new child safety rules in many countries. Discord is also working on easier ways to verify age without using face scans or ID documents.
Returning to India? What happens to your US assets and will?
Under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999, assets acquired while you were a non-resident can continue to be held, transferred or reinvested abroad even after you return to India.
Martin Shorts daughter Katherine Hartley Short dies at 42; family confirms sad news
Katherine Hartley Short, daughter of actor Martin Short, has died at age 42. Her family shared the sad news and asked for privacy. She worked as a social worker in Los Angeles and mostly stayed away from the public eye. Police responded to a call at her home, and officials say the exact cause and circumstances of her death are still unclear.
Noel Tata, board clash on term three for Chandrasekaran; issue deferred
Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran sought to postpone his reappointment for a third term. A board meeting revealed differing views, notably from Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata. Concerns were raised about the performance of group businesses like Air India and newer ventures. Chandrasekaran proposed the deferral to ensure alignment between Tata Sons and Tata Trusts.
PayPal stock jumps over 7% after reports say Stripe may plan takeover
PayPal stock jumped after news that Stripe may try to buy the company. Reports said Stripe showed early interest, but nothing is final yet. Investors quickly bought shares after the rumor, which pushed the stock price higher. Both companies have not confirmed anything, and experts say it is still too early to know if a real takeover deal will happen.
The US government is putting pressure on AI company Anthropic over military use of its technology. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given a deadline for the company to allow its AI to be used in legal defense work. Anthropic is worried about safety risks, especially AI weapons and surveillance. The issue shows growing tension between national security needs and AI ethics.
Let me DROP THE NAMES now!: Rep. Massie rips DOJ over Epstein probe, names people for prosecution
'You bribed Senator John Husted to block Epstein files release?': Wexner grilled in House deposition
Anthony Quinn's bold declaration, A big talent steals, a small talent borrows. I steal, challenges notions of artistic originality. His life and career exemplified this philosophy, marked by absorbing influences and transforming them with fearless intensity into powerful, unforgettable performances.
'What about your sexual relationship with Epstein?': Dem lawmakers grill Wexner in House deposition
Tim Cook warned by CIA that China could move on Taiwan by 2027, report says
Tim Cook CIA briefing China Taiwan 2027 threat: Apple CEO received a classified CIA briefing in July 2023, warning of a potential Chinese move on Taiwan by 2027. The briefing highlighted the global reliance on Taiwan's advanced chip production, a critical factor for Apple and the tech industry.
ET Graphics: Sitharaman launches infra asset recycling program National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has launched the National Monetisation Pipeline 2.0, aiming for over Rs 16.7 lakh crore in receipts by 2029-30. This ambitious program, a significant increase from its predecessor, will see proceeds allocated across government funds and direct private investment. Key infrastructure assets like major expressways and hydropower stations are slated for monetisation.
India is conducting exercise for mapping import reliance
India is undertaking a significant exercise to identify gaps in its manufacturing sector. The government is mapping commonly procured goods to understand import reliance. This initiative aims to boost local production and reduce dependence on foreign supplies. A consolidated procurement plan for these items will be developed.
30 years, zero lost bags: How a Japanese airport achieved the impossible
Kansai International Airport has gone 30 years without a lost baggage incident, earning the Worlds Best Airport for Baggage Delivery award multiple times. Handling up to 30,000 bags everyday, the airport uses a combination of sensors, conveyor belts, and manual oversight to ensure luggage safety. Staff align handles for passenger convenience and personally offer fragile items.
Winter Olympics: Here are different ways to look at the final medals tally
The standard way to track medals is to count each event as awarding a single gold, silver and bronze medal. Counting that way doesnt reward large team efforts like hockey in the official medal count, while other sports allow a single athlete to rack up medals in multiple events.
Pema Khandu, Conrad K Sangma seek swift action over racial abuse
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has strongly condemned the alleged racial abuse of three women in South Delhi, urging swift and strict action from the Delhi Police Commissioner. Other political leaders and organizations have also voiced their condemnation, demanding stringent measures against the absconding accused.
Exporters brace for margin squeeze as government halves RoDTEP tax refunds
Textile and vehicle exporters face tighter margins and working capital challenges after the government halved RoDTEP tax refunds. This decision, impacting cotton textiles, yarn, and two-wheelers, could hinder export growth and profitability. Companies are appealing for the restoration of earlier rates to avoid financial losses on existing shipments and contracts.
Indias GDP may grow 8.1% in Q3FY26 despite global headwinds: SBI report
India's economy is poised for robust growth, with projections indicating an 8.1% GDP expansion in the third quarter of the current fiscal year. Strong rural and urban consumption, supported by farm activity and fiscal stimulus, are driving this momentum despite global challenges. Official GDP estimates for FY26 are anticipated soon, reflecting a new base year.
Automakers may get to trade fuel-efficiency credits to meet stricter CAFE norms
India is introducing a new system for automakers to trade fuel-efficiency credits. This will help companies meet stricter Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency norms. Manufacturers exceeding targets can sell surplus credits to those falling behind. This market-based approach aims to encourage cleaner vehicle technologies. Electric vehicles will receive more credits than fuel-efficient internal combustion engine cars.
Cash shortage hits Bengaluru banks amid election buzz
Bengaluru banks face a severe cash crunch as withdrawals outpace deposits, forcing currency chests to borrow from peers. Businesses, especially in construction, are withdrawing large sums, potentially for upcoming elections. While ATMs are prioritized, 500 notes are scarce, prompting banks to urge customers towards digital transactions to ease the temporary disruption.
T20 World Cup: Mitchell Santner's New Zealand ready for Sri Lanka's spin challenge
The Black Caps need a win in their second Super Eights match in Group 2 on Wednesday at the R. Premadasa Stadium after their first match against Pakistan was washed out at the same venue. Santner's team have been in the Sri Lankan capital for a week after finishing their group stage in India.
Trai cuts 5G spectrum reserve prices by up to 37% ahead of auctions
The regulator also asked the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to initiate action for taking back spectrum held by Aircel, Reliance Telecom and Reliance Communications, which are engaged in insolvency proceedings, and put the airwaves on sale in the upcoming auction.
Seva Teerth is for service, not power show: Union Cabinet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is pushing for swift reforms. Ministers are tasked with creating clear plans to improve ease of living and doing business. The Cabinet has pledged to prioritize public good in all decisions. This move signals a significant shift in governance culture, aiming to simplify life for citizens and accelerate national growth.
Standard Chartered India posts 15% rise in profit before tax in 2025
Standard Chartered's India operations saw a 15% rise in profit before tax to $542 million in 2025, driven by lower expenses and provisions, despite a 3% drop in operating income. India climbed to the fourth position in profit contribution, aided by a 24% decline in China profits. Total loans fell 5% to $12.28 billion, while global pre-tax profit increased 16% to $7.90 billion, boosted by a $238 million gain from the sale of Solv India.
Savannah Guthrie is pleading for answers regarding her mother Nancy Guthrie's abduction. The Today show anchor announced a $1 million reward for information. Nancy Guthrie was taken from her Tucson home nearly a month ago. Savannah expressed agony and fear for her mother's safety. The family hopes for a miracle but prepares for the worst.
'Ukraine loan will happen one way or another...': EU Chief von der Leyen vows new 90B for Kyiv
Banks' liquidity buffers shrink as deposits lag credit growth
Banks are confronting mounting liquidity pressures as loan portfolios expand faster than deposit bases. As a result, liquidity coverage ratios have weakened across a broad set of institutions. Even with abundant liquidity in the wider financial system, banks are struggling to bring in new deposits, pushing up near-term funding costs.
Chalet Hotels to open its first Ritz Carlton in Hyderabad
Chalet Hotels is set to launch India's first Ritz Carlton in Hyderabad, a 330-room luxury hotel project costing approximately 630 crore. This venture, a collaboration with Marriott International, marks Chalet's entry into ultra-luxury hospitality. The company anticipates strong rental performance and good returns from this strategic expansion in a thriving market.
ECI, SECs agree to sync local bodies, Lok Sabha, state poll laws
The Election Commission has passed a 'National Declaration' to collaborate with State Election Commissions, aiming to align laws for local body polls with those for Parliament and state assemblies. This move supports the Kovind panel's recommendation for simultaneous elections across all three tiers, proposing shared resources like EVMs and electoral rolls to enhance democratic integrity and efficiency.
Indias real estate sector embraces artificial intelligence to woo tech-savvy buyers
India's real estate sector is rapidly embracing AI to enhance luxury living and operational efficiency. From biometric access and predictive maintenance in homes to streamlining office design and improving construction cycles, AI is transforming how properties are discovered, evaluated, and managed, catering to a new generation of tech-savvy wealth creators.
Govt tweaks Build Operate Transfer agreement to share risks and rewards with contractors'
New Delhi: The Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, announced modifications to the Build Operate Transfer road project agreement. This change aims for equitable risk and reward sharing between the government and concessionaires. Over 2 lakh crore in BOT road projects are planned.
Cabinet panel allows increased equity investment limit in Power Grid arms
The government has boosted Power Grid Corporation's investment limit to 7,500 crore per subsidiary. This supports large projects and renewable energy. Additionally, three railway projects worth 9,072 crore are approved. These will decongest tracks and speed up transport. The projects will add 307 km to the network and handle more freight.
L&T wins DAE deal to build LIGO facility in Maharashtra's Hingoli
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has secured a major order from Indias Department of Atomic Energy to construct a Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) in Aundha, Hingoli, Maharashtra. The project, valued between 1,000-2,500 crore, includes high-precision civil infrastructure, an 8 km ultra-high vacuum beam tube, and critical vacuum equipment. Scheduled for completion in 48 months, this initiative is set to be one of Indias flagship Mega Science projects.
Coal exchange rollout should be in phases: Coal India Limited
Coal India envisions a phased National Coal Exchange. This new platform will shift from auctions to electronic trading. Market reforms will be carefully balanced with national energy security. Long-term fuel supply agreements will ensure stability for power producers. The exchange aims for transparent price discovery. Independent regulatory oversight is crucial for its success.
Young India shifts to solitaires as prices decline 30%
Solitaire diamond rings are seeing a surge in demand among Indians aged 28-40, with sales rising 25-35% year-on-year following a 30% price drop. A 1-carat ring now costs 5-5.5 lakh, down from 7-8 lakh, making diamond-heavy, low-gold jewellery more appealing amid high gold prices. Millennials are driving growth, with engagements as the primary purchase but self-buys and milestone-driven purchases also rising. Lower entry barriers and a preference for accessible, meaningful jewellery, including 9-carat and 14-carat gold, are reshaping consumer behaviour, benefiting jewellers despite elevated gold prices.
ICAIs new global networking rules unsettle Big 4, tighten compliance for audit affiliates
India's new global networking rules for audit firms, aimed at boosting local players, have introduced stringent compliance and disclosure requirements. While allowing firms to join global networks, the norms mandate registration, appointment of a nodal officer, and arm's length dealings, causing disquiet among Big 4 and consultancy houses.
Wondrlab in talks to acquire Madison World from Sam Balsara in Rs 1,000 crore deal
Marketing network Wondrlab is reportedly in the final stages of acquiring homegrown advertising major Madison World for approximately 1,000 crore. This significant deal, if completed, would be the largest acquisition of an independent Indian ad agency by a domestic firm, marking founder Sam Balsara's exit after nearly four decades.
Venezuela readies larger oil cargoes for exports, targets India
Venezuelan oil exports are set to accelerate. The first Very Large Crude Carriers are now chartered for shipments. This development follows a recent deal between Venezuela and the United States. Deliveries to India are expected to increase significantly. Trading firms Vitol and Trafigura are involved in these operations. This marks a new phase for Venezuelan crude exports.
ESR enters data centre market with Rs 900 crore investment in Navi Mumbai
ESR is making a major foray into Indias data centre space with a high-value investment in Navi Mumbai. The company will develop a large, multi-level campus in Rabale designed to handle intensive cloud and AI workloads. This initiative underscores Indias rising prominence in the global digital infrastructure landscape and is expected to stimulate local employment, technology adoption, and economic growth.
Merck & Co to create a separate cancer unit as patent cliff looms
Merck & Co is restructuring by splitting its drug division into two separate businesses. The change is designed to spotlight its fastest-growing medicines as the blockbuster cancer therapy Keytruda nears patent expiration. The company plans to emphasize newer products, including a pneumonia vaccine and a treatment for lung disease, as key drivers of its next growth phase.
Pay hikes at India Inc likely higher this year; Average rise expected at 9.1% from 8.9% in 2025
Indian companies anticipate a 9.1% average pay hike in 2026, an increase from last year. Real estate and NBFC sectors are expected to offer the highest increments. Attrition rates have slowed to a five-year low. Companies are investing in critical talent and building sustainable compensation strategies. New Labour Codes are being assessed for their impact on pay structures.
Why not Bangla?: Mamata Banerjee questions Centre after Kerala renamed Keralam
Banerjee vowed to get Bengal's name changed when BJP is out of power as she questioned why Bengal's name was not renamed despite repeated requests. Bengal's culture, richness and language is well known. But Bengal's students suffer in various examinations or interviews as the name comes last due to alphabetical order, Banerjee emphasised.
Can a job offer really be rescinded over a false positive drug test? What happens when a promising job offer vanishes due to a positive oral swab result, even if you havent used drugs recently? A Reddit user shared how a job offer that would have almost doubled their salary was rescinded due to a positive oral swab test for marijuana, despite no recent use.
Ukraine, western intel behind terror attacks in Russia: Putin rips Zeleskyy & European allies
Tejas skips major fire power demo exercise following recent accident
The indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) missed the full dress rehearsal of Exercise Vayu Shakti and may also skip the main event due to technical checks following an accident earlier this month. The IAFs showcase, highlighting rapid strike capability, will proceed with President Droupadi Murmu as chief guest. This marks the third major incident involving the LCA fleet, with two previous crashes reported.
More than 400,000 BKLN put options were bought in just three weeks. That equals about 40 million shares. This is the highest bearish positioning since 2023. The Invesco Senior Loan ETF (BKLN) trades near $20. Software exposure is about 18%. Investors fear rising software credit risk and stress in the leveraged loan market. Nearly $1 billion has left the ETF in four weeks. Credit spreads are sensitive to rates and growth. If defaults rise, BKLN could fall further. If conditions stabilize, this crowded trade may unwind fast. Credit markets now lead the signal.
Reduced RoDTEP rates not applicable to exports of agri, processed food products: Govt
The government clarified that reduced RoDTEP rates and value caps do not apply to agricultural and processed food exports (ITC HS Chapters 124), amid backlash over a 50% cut in benefits. Exporters warned of margin pressures and policy instability, even as the Commerce Ministry seeks higher budget allocations for the scheme.
'Prez is frustrated by Supreme Court': Johnson drops major clues on Trumps State of Union address
How the AI boom is fueling the South Korean economy - here's the breakdown
AI and semiconductor demand South Korea: South Korea's economy is experiencing a significant rebound, driven by a booming AI sector that's fueling a surge in semiconductor demand and exports. The Bank of Korea forecasts stronger GDP growth for 2026, with chip shipments seeing remarkable increases.
Government blocks 5 OTT platforms for streaming obscene content
New Delhi authorities have taken decisive action against five OTT platforms. MoodXVIP, Koyal Playpro, Digi Movieplex, Feel, and Jugnu have been blocked. This move follows established procedures under the Information Technology Rules 2021. The government aims to uphold public decency and national interests. This action is in line with the Information Technology Act 2000.
Lunar Eclipse Season 2026: Five zodiac signs set for professional and personal upgrade
Lunar Eclipse Season 2026: As eclipse energy subsides, the focus shifts toward integration. Astrologers recommend journaling, mindful reflection and measured action rather than impulsive decisions.
Jharkhand plane crash: RedBird Airways says there were no defects with air ambulance
RedBird Airways has stated there were no defects with the aircraft that crashed in Jharkhand. The company also confirmed the pilots were experienced. The air ambulance was en route from Ranchi to Delhi when it crashed, killing all seven people on board. The probe agency AAIB has seized documents from RedBird Airways' office. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Deepinder Goyal has unveiled his new wearable device, Temple. This experimental gadget is designed to monitor brain health. Goyal describes it as the most important wearable ever created. The Temple device will soon be available to the public via a waitlist. This innovation is generating considerable global interest and discussion.
WTO establishes penal on India-China dispute on PLI
The World Trade Organisation has agreed to form a dispute panel. China filed a case against India concerning its automotive and renewable energy policies. Beijing claims India's incentive schemes discriminate against foreign businesses. India maintains its measures comply with WTO rules. This development follows earlier consultations between the two nations. The US also commented on China's decision.
Trump tariff pivot could benefit Brazil's Embraer, US airlines and aerospace industry
Brazilian planemaker Embraer and U.S. airlines stand to gain after the Trump administration exempted aircraft, engines and parts from new Section 122 tariffs. While the move eases cost pressures and boosts jet imports, industry experts warn ongoing steel tariffs and a Section 232 probe still cloud the outlook.
Gobsmacked means being completely astonished, amazed, or shocked. It is stronger than ordinary surprise, featuring disbelief or being taken aback. Originating from British slang, the word gob means mouth, so gobsmacked figuratively indicates that being struck in the mouth by amazement. It is commonly used in informal contexts to describe reactions to unexpected events, achievements, or discoveries.
A Delhi-based designer shared on Reddit that after resigning in 2025 and agreeing to stay on until February at HRs request, he resigned again in 2026 only to be told he must serve a fresh two-month notice period. The new HR reportedly called the earlier email from the former HR null and void and said the previous representative does not exist on our team.
Suits & Sayings: Conflict Zone
ETs roundup of the wackiest whispers in corporate corridors
DGCA tightens norms for non-scheduled operators; says lapses cannot be simply blamed on pilots
Aviation watchdog DGCA is implementing stringent safety measures for non-scheduled flight operators. This follows recent plane crashes. Measures include public disclosure of aircraft maintenance history and a safety ranking system. Pilots' decisions to divert or cancel flights for safety will be respected. Accountable managers and senior leadership will be held responsible for non-compliance.
Business Jet Operators' Association asks business jet operators to comply with safety culture
Following two fatal accidents involving non-scheduled flight operators, the Business Jet Operators' Association (BAOA) urged its members to conduct internal safety audits and reinforce crew briefings. This call comes after a Redbird Airways aircraft crashed in Jharkhand, killing all onboard, and a previous Learjet incident in January.
PM Modi Israel visit: FTA talks, defence, trade, Knesset address on agenda
DGCA takes action against VSR Ventures for various lapses; grounds 4 planes
DGCA has grounded four Learjet 40/45 aircraft operated by VSR Ventures after a safety audit found multiple compliance lapses in maintenance and flight operations. The action follows last months Baramati crash that killed Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others.
Rising pollution levels in Mumbai contributing significantly to lung cancer: Maharashtra government
In Mumbai, rising pollution levels are driving a surge in lung cancer, now linked to 57% of reported cases. Breast cancer among women is also on the rise, largely because its often detected too late.
Persian poet Rumi's timeless advice urges us to shed what no longer serves us. Like a tree dropping dead leaves, we can find renewal and peace. Letting go of past mistakes and negative habits allows for personal growth. This practice fosters mental clarity and emotional balance. Embracing Rumi's philosophy helps us navigate life's changes with resilience and grace.
Jharkhand air ambulance crash: DGCA teams start probe, bodies handed over to families
Two DGCA teams began probing the crash of a Redbird Airways Beechcraft C90 air ambulance in Jharkhands Chatra district that killed seven, including two pilots and a patient. The aircraft lost contact after take-off from Ranchi, with inclement weather suspected as a possible cause.
India-Israel kick off formal negotiations for FTA ahead of PMs Tel Aviv visit
The current round of negotiations in New Delhi, which commenced on February 23, 2026, is scheduled to conclude on February 26
CA Nitin Kaushik has warned that buying a 50 lakh luxury car can quietly lead to a loss of over 1 lakh every month when EMI, insurance and rapid depreciation are factored in. In a widely shared post, he argued that the same 12 lakh annual outflow, if redirected into land in high-growth corridors with strong returns, could potentially grow into a 4.5 crore portfolio over a decade.
DGCA grounds 4 VSR Ventures planes, initiates stringent steps for charter ops safety
A safety audit was ordered of VSR Ventures following the accident and that has revealed non-compliances in areas of airworthiness, air safety and flight operations, says DGCA
Azim Premji University says 20 people vandalised campus, caused ruckus; probe ordered
Azim Premji University condemned a violent incident where an external group of 20 people forced entry, vandalized property, and assaulted staff and students. The university clarified that no unauthorized event was planned or held on campus, and police apprehended the individuals.
Gold silver price today dropped after a massive $1.1 trillion AI stock market crash shook global investors. Gold price today fell to $5,174 per ounce, down 1.17%. Silver price today hovered near $87 per ounce amid sharp volatility. A stronger US dollar and hawkish Federal Reserve signals pressured precious metals. Profit booking accelerated after recent rallies. The Nasdaq AI index plunged 28% in one week. Investors rotated to cash. Now traders watch Fed rate cuts, inflation data, and dollar movement. Will gold and silver prices rebound, or extend losses? Markets remain fragile.
March 2026 Calendar: Whether through awareness campaigns, heritage festivals or seasonal milestones, March signals transition. The lengthening days and diverse celebrations offer a reminder of resilience and shared humanity.
Sri Chidambaram Garu OTT release date confirmed: When and where to watch the Telugu romantic drama
Sri Chidambaram Garu, starring Vamsi Tummala and Sandhya Vasishta, is set to premiere on ETV Win soon, after a weeks delay from its initially announced date. The Telugu romantic drama, which released in theatres on February 6, had a brief box-office run before moving to OTT. Directed by Vinay Ratnam, the film follows a young man battling guilt and insecurity as he tries to overcome rejection and win back love in a rural village backdrop.
Quote of the day by Alain Delon: I don't really have the fear of death. I think to life.
Alain Delons quote, I don't really have the fear of death. I think to life conveys a profound perspective on mortality and existence. Instead of fearing death, he chooses to focus on life, embracing the present and all its experiences. This approach encourages living fully, appreciating small moments, and pursuing purpose without being impacted by anxiety about the inevitable.
US consumer confidence improves in February
U.S. consumer confidence rose more than anticipated in February, reaching 91.2, driven by improved perceptions of the labor market. While the unemployment rate saw a slight decrease, long-term joblessness and scarce opportunities for graduates persist. Economists suggest President Trump's policies are impacting hiring, despite recent tariff adjustments.
Persistent fatigue in women often stems from low iron levels, not just stress or poor sleep. Doctors highlight that this silent decline, exacerbated by menstruation and pregnancy, affects millions. Subtle symptoms like hair thinning and breathlessness are easily overlooked. Addressing dietary habits and seeking timely medical advice can significantly restore energy and well-being.
Nisus Finance makes Rs 247 cr investment in Majan, Dubai
Nisus Finance has invested approximately Rs 247 crore in residential apartments at Majan, Dubai, through its High Yield Growth Fund. This latest acquisition brings the fund's total UAE property investments to over $145 million. The investment targets a Grade A, fully occupied asset with strong rental yields, aligning with Nisus Finance's broader UAE real estate deployment strategy.
WTO sets up panel in China's case against India's certain auto, renewable measures
The WTO's dispute settlement body has established a panel to examine China's complaint against India's automotive and renewable energy sector policies. Beijing alleges that India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes discriminate against Chinese goods, violating global trade rules. Bilateral consultations failed to resolve the dispute, prompting China's second request for a panel.
After IT, Anthropic targets new industries with 10 fresh AI use cases
Anthropic Claude AI 10 new enterprise AI tools: AI firm Anthropic is expanding Claude's reach beyond IT with 10 new enterprise plug-ins for sectors like investment banking and HR. These tools, developed with partners like LSEG and Slack, aim to enhance workflows by integrating business expertise, not replace employees. This move intensifies competition for traditional software providers.
Bamboozle means to trick or confuse. This word describes situations from playful riddles to misleading advertisements. Understanding bamboozle helps us recognize deception and appreciate humor. It appears in everyday talk, business, and entertainment. The word's origin is unclear but it has been used for centuries.
New build-own-operate road projects have equitable risk and reward sharing: Nitin Gadkari
The Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways announced modifications to the BOT road project concession agreement, aiming for equitable risk and reward sharing with concessionaires. This initiative, involving Rs 2 lakh crore in projects, will allow for shared profits and losses between contractors and the government.
Its gonna be a very bad day: Trumps explosive ultimatum to Iran ahead of nuclear talks
'80% weapons seized from cartels are of US origin': Mexican defense secretary reveals stunning stats
MP to implement Bhavantar in mustard, announces 600/qtl bonus over MSP for Urad
The decisions came a day before Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who addressed the Kisan Mahachaupal rally in Bhopal on Tuesday
Anthropic vs China: The grand AI heist is a hall of mirrors
A new front has opened in the global AI race, focusing on theft and national security. American AI firms like Anthropic and OpenAI accuse Chinese companies of stealing advanced AI capabilities. Meanwhile, these American firms face accusations of data theft themselves. The situation involves complex legal challenges and geopolitical rivalry, raising questions about AI development and national power.
