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Recent data reveals that Canadians are benefiting from a 25% increase in the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. Despite this, the escalating prices of groceries pose a challenge, with this years standard Thanksgiving dinner for four estimated at $35.72, marking a 10% rise compared to last year. Canadians can cut the prices of groceries by opting for a smaller turkey and comparing prices online and in supermarkets.
In a recent vlog, Farah Khan explored the Ashiana Senior Living Resort, where Mandira Bedi showcasing the facilities available. Residents can enjoy everything from a vibrant gaming room to a dynamic clubhouse filled with activities. Watch as elegant three-bedroom flats are highlighted, exemplifying a senior community that promotes an active, engaging lifestyle, making it a wonderful option for leisure-driven seniors.
SIR protest day 3: Rahul Gandhi says 300 MPs stopped, vows action against Modi, Shah, CEC, Bhagwat
The National Human Rights Commission is currently investigating serious allegations of sexual harassment involving three women journalists during a protest at Jantar Mantar on October 3. The Delhi Police have filed complaints and routed the case to their Crime Branch. Tensions escalated when demonstrators were detained for demanding an FIR, drawing significant attention from human rights groups concerned with the implications of these events.
Russia says reports of second case linked to Siberian plague lab are false
Russia's health regulator has denied claims of a second illness connected to a plague laboratory worker. The worker, Darya Shipilova, died from pneumonia recently, though the exact cause remains unclear. Russian authorities have assured that there is no risk of an epidemic arising from this incident. The World Health Organization has requested confirmation of media reports about another pneumonia case.
South Korea test-flies its first domestically developed hypersonic weapon
On Thursday, South Korea conducted its first flight test of a domestically developed hypersonic weapon. The weapon is designed to travel at least five times the speed of sound, increasing defense capabilities. President Lee Jae Myung attended the test and emphasized strengthening national security. This development follows escalating tensions with North Korea, particularly after recent mine explosions. North Korea has increased its weapons tests and rejected calls for resumed diplomacy.
Indias hidden AI play: Hiren Veds 12-stock basket has beaten the Magnificent Seven
8% growth creates new industries, and that is where alpha lies: Elaras Harendra Kumar
Who is Anne Carson, the Canadian author who won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature?
Anne Carson has received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her inventive body of work. She merges classical traditions with contemporary literature, creating new literary forms. Carson's career includes prominent books like Autobiography of Red and The Beauty of the Husband. Her achievements have earned her various prestigious awards and teaching positions across several universities. This recognition highlights her significant contributions to literature and scholarship.
The Bombay High Court is questioning former assistant police inspector Sachin Waze's use of luxury vehicles and hotel stays. Witness statements indicate that Waze drove high-end cars and stayed at a five-star hotel for months. The court is concerned about the source of his income, given his modest salary as an API. The National Investigation Agency argued for his continued detention, citing potential witness tampering.
Motilal Oswal Wealth MD & CEO Ashish Shanker explains 4C Framework for AIFs
Nobel Prize in Literature 2026 awarded to Canadian author Anne Carson
Canadian author Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her unique contributions. This prize, announced by the Swedish Academy, acknowledges her engaging interaction with classical traditions. The Nobel Prize in Literature is accompanied by a monetary award, a medal, and a diploma. Since its inception in 1901, the award has been given 119 times to 123 individuals.
Nobel Prize in Literature 2026 awarded to Canadian author Anne Carson
Canadian author Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her unique contributions. This prize, announced by the Swedish Academy, acknowledges her engaging interaction with classical traditions. The Nobel Prize in Literature is accompanied by a monetary award, a medal, and a diploma. Since its inception in 1901, the award has been given 119 times to 123 individuals.
A 36-year-old tech professionals possible move to the US has sparked a debate over whether higher nominal pay would translate into a better financial and career outcome. While he expects to save thousands of dollars each month in San Jose and sees potential for professional growth, Reddit users remain divided, with the L-1 visas employment restrictions adding another layer to his decision.
Mar-a-Lago face: Susan Dell, wife of Dell CEO, goes viral after White House appearance with Trump
Susan Dell and President Donald Trump recently appeared to promote Trump Accounts, providing investment funds for children. The initiative aims to distribute $1,000 in seed money to eligible newborns born between 2025 and 2028. Susan Dell encouraged families to claim these accounts, which are now available. Michael Dell highlighted the importance of financial support in a child's early life. The Dells committed a total of $6.
Anand Mahindra expressed his condolences for the death of actor Nana Patekar on social media. Mahindra emphasized Patekar's cultural impact and distinct persona in Indian cinema. He noted that Patekar represented qualities such as individuality, authenticity, and humor. Many prominent figures from various fields mourned his passing, acknowledging his influence beyond the film industry. Patekar's last rites are scheduled to take place with full state honors in Pune.
Why electric vehicles sales are lukewarm in America, but hot in Europe
Electric vehicle sales in the United States have dropped 30.7% this year following the expiration of a federal subsidy. In contrast, European buyers have embraced electric vehicles, significantly increasing their market share amid rising fuel prices. Many US automakers have discontinued electric models, with buyers shifting towards hybrids and used EVs. Meanwhile, certain EV-only brands like Tesla and Rivian continue to perform better than traditional automakers' electric offerings.
Ukraine faces a shortage of troops to relieve tired fighters at the front
Ukraine is struggling with a shortage of combat-ready troops as the war with Russia enters its fifth year. While Ukraine has advanced drone technology, the lack of personnel restricts the exploitation of these innovations. Military officials report that many units are operating below full strength, leading to increased risk and exhaustion among soldiers. Reforms are being discussed, but recruiting enough troops remains a significant challenge.
Trump repeatedly called Talarico Talafreako during his speech. He claimed the candidate had vanished from public view. Trump also suggested Talarico was feeling unwell after facing political pressure to eat meat.
Russia Plague Explained: What do we know so far about the institute lab workers death?
A laboratory worker at Russias Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute died after developing an unidentified form of pneumonia, triggering precautionary quarantine measures and social media speculation. Authorities have said there is no evidence she died of plague or that anyone she contacted was infected, while tests have so far found no plague cases linked to her.
Fed's Waller: More hikes needed, but there is 'flexibility' about the pace
US Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller indicated that more rate hikes may be necessary to achieve the inflation target. He acknowledged the flexibility in timing for these increases, suggesting they may not occur consecutively. Waller expressed concerns about rising inflation impacts on consumer and investor expectations. Expected economic data and trends will guide future monetary policy decisions.
Students must be heard, batons are no solution: Murli Manohar Joshi
Murli Manohar Joshi addressed the media at the FICCI Higher Education Summit regarding student protests. He emphasized that students' demands should be heard with empathy and understanding. Joshi compared students to children, suggesting that their concerns must be taken seriously by authorities. He expressed his disapproval of using force to handle protests, citing the impact on society.
Adani Enterprises has finally got strong winds filling its sails
Adani Enterprises outlook is improving as several incubated businesses reach commercial scale. CARE Ratings upgraded AEL to AA, citing stronger financial flexibility after its 15,000-crore QIP and Adani Airports monetisation. Airports, Kutch Copper and roads are expected to drive FY27 earnings, while data centres, new energy, defence and aluminium offer longer-term growth.
A quarter century later, legacy of US-led invasion of Afghanistan endures
The 25th anniversary of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan reflects on its enduring impact on Afghans. Many citizens express feelings of loss regarding personal freedoms following the Taliban's return to power. Women's rights in education and employment face significant restrictions despite some improvements in security. Formerly hopeful youths now see their futures hindered by limited opportunities and harsh regulations.
Centrum Wealth Chief Sandeep Das on Top HNI Mistakes
Deloitte fined $7.98 million over audits of transport operator Go-Ahead Group
International accounting firm Deloitte faced a fine of 6.05 million for auditing Go-Ahead Group. The penalty was initially set at 11 million but was reduced due to Deloitte's cooperation. The audits in question spanned financial years between 2016 and 2020. The decision was reported by Britain's Financial Reporting Council on Thursday. Deloitte admitted to shortcomings in their auditing practices during this period.
El Nino could rank among strongest since 1950, peak in December, last through February: UN body
El Nino is forecasted to intensify and peak by December, lasting through February 2027. Sea surface temperatures are expected to reach unprecedented levels during this phenomenon, affecting global weather patterns. It could be one of the strongest El Ninos since at least 1950, according to the World Meteorological Organization. India may experience economic repercussions, including increased food prices and disrupted agricultural practices.
Canning Asian pears, requires meticulous attention, especially given their low acidity. To safely prepare these fruits for preservation, it's advisable to add bottled lemon juice to each jar prior to canning. Ensure you select ripe pears and maintain hygiene throughout the canning procedure. This consistent acidity helps mitigate spoilage risks, making it crucial to adhere to tested recipes for optimal results in preserving these seasonal delights.
What's happening with Britain's Jerusalem consulate?
Britain has decided to keep its nearly 200-year-old consulate in Jerusalem open under the new name UK Mission. This decision comes after Israel ordered the consulate's closure following Britain's announcement of sanctions on settlement goods. The consulate, established during the Ottoman Empire, mainly serves Palestinians in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza. Jerusalems status remains contested internationally, with East Jerusalem considered occupied.
'Fed wants US economy to do badly...': Trump targets Federal Reserve over Mortgage rates
IAF has grown into exceptional, network-centric force: Air Chief Marshal A P Singh
Air Chief Marshal A P Singh highlighted the Indian Air Force's operational capabilities at the 94th Air Force Day celebrations. The event included a ceremonial parade showcasing various IAF combat assets and aircraft. Singh emphasized the importance of air power in protecting national interests and saluted fallen air warriors. He expressed pride in serving as IAF chief and mentioned his upcoming retirement.
Manisha Koirala continues to prioritise fitness at 56, recently sharing a glimpse of her workout routine featuring yoga-based mobility exercises and strength training. From cat-cow and thread-the-needle stretches to dumbbell lunges and leg raises, her routine focuses on mobility, flexibility, balance and strength. The actor has also previously spoken about taking a more holistic approach to fitness and understanding how her body changes with age.
'They are paid by enemies of our nation': Trump interrupted repeatedly by protesters at Texas rally
ElevanLabs Mati Staniszewski: India Ticks All Boxes for Voice AI
Live | PM Modi inaugurates the 10th edition of the India Mobile Congress
This feature phone can show content without the internet | Freestream | IMC 2026
Nana Patekar: Lights, camera, and a life lived beyond the silver screen
Veteran actor Nana Patekar passed away at the age of 75 after suffering a cardiac arrest. Attempts to revive him with CPR were unsuccessful, leading to his death at home in Goa. Known for his impactful performances, Patekar received multiple awards throughout his film career, including national honors. Beyond cinema, he engaged in significant social work, supporting farmers in Maharashtra through his foundation.
Nana Patekar funeral: Maharashtra has decided to accord veteran actor Nana Patekar a state-honours funeral following his death at 75 in Goa. Known for his work in Marathi theatre and both Marathi and Hindi cinema, Patekar also had a notable association with the Indian Army, including service during the 1999 Kargil conflict. Funeral arrangements and the last rites schedule are yet to be announced.
'You didn't miss a beat...': Hegseth hails USS Lincoln crew for resilience after tough mission
Trump proposes Camp David-style presidential retreat at his private Florida golf club
President Donald Trump says he wants to turn part of his private West Palm Beach golf club into a retreat for future presidents and their guests, similar to Camp David near Washington
Oil prices climbed on Thursday, with Brent crude surpassing $102 a barrel as Middle East tensions and attacks on Gulf shipments heightened supply concerns. WTI also rose nearly 2%. Falling US crude inventories added support, while analysts warned prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruptions could push prices significantly higher, potentially toward $120.
Lululemon puts Nike veteran in charge of product as CEO O'Neill looks to right ship
Lululemon Athletica has appointed Maggie Gauger as chief product officer to lead product development. Gauger previously worked at Nike and was CEO of Gap's Athleta brand. The company is also undergoing significant leadership changes with several key executives leaving. Investors are closely monitoring Lululemon's efforts to revive its declining performance and market position. Lululemon aims to establish a strong foundation for sustainable growth with these leadership shifts.
Cornell students stage sit-in to protest university's handling of alleged 2024 gang rape
Cornell University students held a sit-in at a dining hall to protest sexual violence and school response. They demanded changes to university disciplinary procedures for sexual assault complaints against students. The protest followed allegations of a gang rape in a fraternity house in 2024 and the slow response from the university. Police later investigated but did not file criminal charges.
Trump threatens to fire advisers Chris LaCivita and James Blair over Bosnia election conflict
Donald Trump has indicated he will terminate advisers Chris LaCivita and James Blair if conflicts emerge. This statement follows a report regarding their recent visit to Republika Srpska in Bosnia. The two consultants were appointed to lead operations for the upcoming US midterm elections. Trump clarified that they work as outside consultants, implying limited control over their other activities.
The status of Iran's uranium enrichment programme | Explained
Iran has enriched uranium to 60% purity, which is near weapons-grade, causing significant concern internationally. Following US-Israeli airstrikes, several of Iran's enrichment facilities were either destroyed or damaged last year. The International Atomic Energy Agency has not been informed about the current status of Iran's enriched uranium stocks or sites. US Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the need for Iran to reduce its enrichment capacity significantly.
TikTok gave thousands of young users fake safety tools in tests, New York lawsuit alleges
TikTok is facing allegations from New York for conducting misleading placebo tests on its safety features. Those tests involved thousands of young users, including minors, who tried to activate a feature called 'Algo Refresh'. Despite believing they had engaged the tool, their feeds remained unchanged compared to users with the actual feature. The lawsuit also highlights the tragic outcome of a teen boy's death after being exposed to harmful content.
Gold edges higher after hitting a two-month low
Gold prices are on the rise, up by 0.4% after a dip earlier this week. Investors are closely monitoring the upcoming interest rate decisions from the US Federal Reserve, with an 18% probability of a hike this month and 80% in December. Heightened geopolitical tensions in Saudi Arabia and persistent global economic challenges are also in the spotlight.
WHO seeks more information from Russia on Irkutsk lab worker's death
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus of WHO reported on a laboratory worker's death in Irkutsk due to severe pneumonia. Initial reports suggested a possible pneumonic plague infection following a lab accident. Russia's health authorities stated that no recent cases of plague were recorded in the area. An investigation and quarantine measures were put in place for identified contacts of the deceased.
Oil rises as Middle East supply concerns persist amid shipping attacks
Rising oil prices are driven by persistent supply concerns from the Middle East. This month has seen a surge in attacks on shipping in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, despite the International Energy Agency releasing oil stocks. Recent U.S. inventory reports indicated larger-than-expected declines in crude stockpiles. These trends point to potential volatility in the oil market that could last for the foreseeable future.
French mayor caught in viral clash video says student protesters 'could be my children'
Mayor Bally Bagayoko stood with students during protests in Saint-Denis against education issues and police violence. Demonstrators, primarily from marginalized suburbs, have faced severe police responses leading to many injuries and arrests. Bagayoko criticized the government's failure to uphold equality in education while calling for more investment and taxing billionaires. As protests continue, the government promises to review student demands and respond by the end of October.
Trump says he deserves Nobel, doubts hell get it
US CENTCOM rejects Iran's claim of Hormuz closure
US Central Command has rejected Iran's assertion that the Strait of Hormuz is closed, stating that traffic continues. Commercial and energy traffic flows through the waterway, including substantial oil shipments. Iranian officials have expressed their commitment to ensuring security in the Strait and have proposed a peace plan to the United States. Tensions in the region remain high as military actions and diplomatic discussions unfold.
'Great discredit to them': Trump renews push for Nobel Peace Prize, says he saved millions of lives
Iranian official says 'illegal routes' in Strait of Hormuz to soon be blocked
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have announced intentions to close illegal transit routes in the Strait of Hormuz. These routes allegedly facilitate oil smuggling operations and affect regional oil exports. Iranian officials maintain that the Islamic Republic has full control over this vital waterway. The situation will persist until Iran's demands are met, according to military advisers.
Delhi building collapse in Seemapuri: 1 more body found under debris, taking death toll to 4
A four-storey building collapsed in Delhi's New Seemapuri area, leading to the deaths of four individuals. Eight injured people were rescued from the wreckage and transported to the hospital for treatment. Rescue operations are still taking place, with teams from various agencies actively searching for more potential victims. Witnesses reported that nearby demolition work may have contributed to the building's collapse.
The plague is back? It never really left
Amazon makes fresh job cuts, mainly in retail division
Amazon has confirmed recent job cuts affecting employees in its Stores unit during a major sales event. The layoffs are part of a series of reductions following a larger workforce decrease that started last year. A spokesperson indicated the adjustments aim to align better with the companys priorities and efficiency. Jeff Bezos attributed the ongoing job losses to overhiring during the pandemic.
Pakistan-IMF staff deal to unlock $1.2 billion
Britain's BBC, Channel 4 discuss broader tie-up to cut costs, sources say
BBC and Channel 4 are engaging in preliminary discussions regarding a potential joint venture to combine operations. This collaboration would primarily focus on integrating Channel 4's advertising and video-on-demand services with UKTV. The proposed partnership aims to cut costs and ensure sustainability in a competitive broadcasting environment. While the discussions are ongoing, they are expected to intensify next year based on funding negotiations with the government.
Trump expected to award science medal to SpaceX's Elon Musk, other tech leaders
US President Donald Trump will present the National Medal of Science to Elon Musk and other innovators. The White House event will discuss the impact of private-sector investment in scientific breakthroughs and technology. Musk's relationship with Trump has improved following a previous dispute over government contracts. The awards ceremony is significant as it is the first of its kind during Trump's administration.
IMF reaches staff deal with Pakistan, potentially unlocking $1.2 billion
The International Monetary Fund has reached a staff-level agreement with Pakistan on reviews of some of its facilities, potentially unlocking up to $1.21 billion in funding after board approval, the fund said on Wednesday.
The Netherlands opened the worlds first PlasticRoad cycle path in Zwolle in 2018. The 30-metre stretch used recycled plastic equivalent to 218,000 plastic cups or 500,000 bottle caps, while sensors tracked temperature, cyclists and the load placed on the path.
French mayor caught in viral video clash says student protesters 'could be my children'
In a video that has gone viral on social media, Bally Bagayoko, the mayor of the French town of Saint-Denis, stands facing police at a march in Paris
Travis Kelce celebrated his birthday in New York City with Taylor Swift after the Chiefs' recent victory. He enjoyed a meal at Torrisi, which is one of his favorite restaurants. Although there was no birthday cake, Torrisi provided delicious desserts to mark the occasion. The highlight for Kelce was the Chiefs winning against the Raiders, improving their record to 4-0.
Instead of ugly sweater, put 50 bucks Aunt Susie: Ted Cruzs unique pitch for Trump Accounts
I couldve done very bad things to Hillary, Biden, Obama: Trump erupts over Dems impeachment call
I couldve done very bad things to Hillary, Biden, Obama: Trump erupts over Dems impeachment call
We condemned our own history: Rubio reflects on qualities the West 'forgot' to be proud of
We condemned our own history: Rubio reflects on qualities the West 'forgot' to be proud of
Benefiting Cuban regime through: DHS seizes 600k gallons of fuel shipments worth $2.8M to Cuba
Benefiting Cuban regime through: DHS seizes 600k gallons of fuel shipments worth $2.8M to Cuba
Trump says he deserves Nobel Peace Prize but has doubts he will get it
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Bitcoin's price dropped to $83,000 following a significant sell-off in the cryptocurrency market. More than $714 million worth of crypto positions were liquidated in the past 24 hours. Ethereum and several altcoins, including XRP and Dogecoin, also experienced declines. Concurrently, oil prices rose above $101 per barrel, adding to inflation concerns.
Retired FBI agent Jennifer Coffindaffer received four ransom emails demanding bitcoin after Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. The emails featured an AI-generated image of Guthrie and were turned over to the FBI. Investigators believe the messages may have originated from scammers, potentially linked to similar demands involving Lauren Serpa. Furthermore, Nancy Guthrie remains missing, with no known suspects, and a masked individual was seen on surveillance footage.
October carries an energy that may push people to question who holds the power. Venus retrograde brings attention back to what is truly worth keeping. Pluto points toward deeper change. Mars adds momentum, especially in situations where tension is already building.
Canada's Weston family company agrees to buy UK's Boots
Wittington Investments, Limited will acquire Boots' retail operations in the UK and Ireland, Boots Opticians, No7 Beauty Company and its Thailand and franchised businesses.
'Parents must claim it!': POTUS celebrates all kids under 18 having a Trump Account
4 Zodiac signs are reaching their limit and Mars in Leo could change how they respond
For four zodiac signs, the coming weeks could mark a turning point. Their patience may finally start wearing thin. Mars has moved into Leo, a transit astrology associates with greater courage, pride and a stronger urge to take action.
Florida asks court to force Meta to change Facebook, Instagram for teens
Florida asked a state judge on Wednesday to order changes to Instagram and Facebook to better protect young users, pressing ahead with a lawsuit accusing parent Meta Platforms of harming
'Going to find out soon': Trump responds to Russia plague bioweapon question
Ronald Read worked as a janitor in Vermont. He lived a simple life and saved his extra money. For decades, he bought shares in good companies and never sold them. When he died at 92, his estate was worth nearly $8 million. Regular savings and time built his secret wealth.
The plague never went away. Cases are reported in parts of Africa and the US nearly every year
The plague, a rare bacterial infection known for its deadly impact in 14th-century Europe, still exists today
How can you watch Mike Flanagan's Carrie series online for free this October?
Mike Flanagan has released a new adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie, which is available on Prime Video. The series features Summer H. Howell as Carrie White and Samantha Sloyan as Margaret White. New members of Prime Video can take advantage of a 30-day free trial to watch the series. Flanagan's work is noted for its engaging monologues, which are highlighted in the show.
Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh detained by ICE at Dulles Airport
Upon his arrival at Dulles Airport, Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh faced detention by ICE. He traveled to the US to attend an 'Art as Resistance' event in Washington, DC. Despite a pending immigration application, Sheikh's detention reportedly lacked a warrant. His supporters are organizing a campaign for his release from the Caroline Detention Center in Virginia.
Christa Pike's family told she was brain dead and would be allowed to die, then she woke up
Christa Pike, whose death sentence stemmed from a 1995 conviction, underwent a controversial execution attempt on September 30. Reports indicated her family was informed of her brain death, but surprisingly, Pike has since regained a limited ability to communicate. Her attorney is advocating for the preservation of evidence due to serious doubts surrounding lethal injection methods.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for the invocation of the 25th Amendment against President Donald Trump. Newsom labeled Trump as mentally ill following his controversial comments at a Nebraska rally. Various California politicians criticized Trump's remarks about cities like Los Angeles and San Diego. Trump's statements are concerning for Republicans as they may energize Democratic voters ahead of the midterms.
Finland's Licensing and Supervision Agency has ordered Google to stop work at two data centre sites. The halt affects projects planned in Muhos and Kajaani due to necessary environmental impact assessments. Google intends to follow the guidance of the agency and respond by October 14. The company's 13 billion investment in Finland remains unaffected despite this setback.
'Political dynamics in South Korea': Vance explains uncertainty over Trumps $54B Alaska LNG project
Sunny Deol will reprise his role as Arjun Mehra in the upcoming sequel 'Ikka 2'. Akshaye Khanna will not return, indicating a significant change in the franchise. The sequel will focus on a new storyline rather than continuing the first film's plot. Production is expected to start next year after finalizing the screenplay and theme. Both actors have busy schedules with several upcoming projects on the horizon.
KTR hits out at Rahul Gandhi over arrest of BRS leader; calls him 'coward,' 'undemocratic'
K T Rama Rao took a stand against Rahul Gandhi, condemning his undemocratic behavior during a protest in Delhi. He pointed out Gandhi's involvement in the political chaos in Telangana through ties with Revanth Reddy. The situation worsened with the arrest of BRS leader Krishank Manne, who is linked to allegations concerning Reddy.
Trump LIVE | POTUS unveils major treasury plan for Trump Accounts for American children under 18
Small business owners have a major tax break to consider in 2026. Businesses can immediately expense up to $2.56 million in qualifying purchases under Section 179, up from $1.25 million in 2025. The deduction starts to phase out when total qualifying purchases go above $4.09 million.
'Were bringing shipbuilding back': Trump announces massive Maryland shipyard in US naval expansion
