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Bill Belichick shirtless on Airbnb Ring camera: What happened next in Jordon Hudson's lawsuit and does she have a case?
Jordon Hudson has initiated legal action against an Airbnb host over a private video featuring Bill Belichick, which was recorded during their rental period. Hudson asserts that this invasion of privacy not only violated his rights but also exposed their relationship to public scrutiny. Despite requesting guarantees for the video's deletion post-stay, he received unsatisfactory responses.
‘Videos are never totally deleted’: The response Jordon Hudson allegedly got before suing Airbnb hosts over Belichick’s shirtless footage
Jordon Hudson has initiated legal proceedings against Airbnb hosts Elise McDevitt and Craig Nolan, citing violations of her privacy. The lawsuit contends that the hosts disseminated video footage of her former partner Bill Belichick without his consent. Hudson asserts that this breach resulted in unwarranted publicity and scrutiny regarding her personal life. Additionally, the complaint indicates that the hosts shared further content with a journalist, exacerbating the invasion of privacy.
Saregama plans Rs 1,200 crore content spend for FY28-FY30
Saregama India plans to invest around Rs 1,200 crore in new content over FY28-FY30, assuming annual budget increases of 10%. The company expects earlier music acquisitions to drive margin expansion, while maintaining 20-23% revenue CAGR guidance for its music business. It is also expanding subscriptions, artist management and live events.
Nasdaq rebounds but posts fourth straight weekly decline
On Friday, technology stocks saw a significant rebound, boosting investor optimism about growth in artificial intelligence amidst recent market fluctuations. The semiconductor sector soared, primarily driven by impressive gains from Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices. Although this recovery was strong, the Nasdaq recorded its fourth consecutive weekly fall, hinting at a mixed market outlook. Job indicators remain strong, influencing Federal Reserve interest rate hike expectations.
Nasdaq, S&P 500, Russell 2000 jump, Dow Jones down at US Stock Market, check top performing Wall Street stocks
US Stock Market today: Nvidia rose 2.8 per cent, AMD stock price jumped 11 per cent, Tesla rose 4.2 per cent and SpaceX jumped 8.6 per cent.
US stocks today: Nasdaq rebounds as chip stocks recover from steep losses, rate fears persist
US stocks rebound as chipmakers recover from Thursday's steep AI-led selloff, lifting the Nasdaq 1.73%. Nvidia, AMD, Intel and Micron lead the recovery, while stronger-than-expected October jobs data revive concerns over a December Fed rate hike. Airbnb rallies after raising its full-year revenue growth forecast, while Atlassian shares decline.
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NVDA stock crash: Nvidia’s worst day since the DeepSeek shock - The AI giant fell 9% and is now down for the year
Nvidia stock rebounds 5% after 9.26% crash: Nvidia suffered its worst single-day fall since the January 2025 DeepSeek shock, with shares plunging 9.26% to $181.60 on Thursday and turning negative for 2026. The crash came as Wall Street lost nearly $3 trillion in market value. Friday’s futures pointed to a partial recovery, with Nvidia rebounding in premarket trading as chip stocks attempted to recover.
First husband, then wife lose their tech jobs in US, newborn baby at home and healthcare coverage worries. Heartbreaking post highlights growing anxiety among tech workers
Ha Nguyen, a founder and managing partner, shared the heartbreaking story of a US-based tech couple who lost their jobs one after another while caring for their newborn baby. With healthcare coverage at risk, the couple faces mounting uncertainty. Her post highlighted the human cost of tech layoffs and called for greater support for affected employees.
Shahrukh Khan House: From a rented house in Delhi to Mannat in Mumbai and Jannat in Palm Jumerah in Dubai, how Shah Rukh Khan built his dream homes
Shah Rukh Khan's property journey stretches from the South Delhi home where he began married life with Gauri Khan to Mumbai's iconic Mannat and Dubai's Palm Jumeirah villa Jannat. In July 2026, the actor also became the sole owner of his former Delhi residence after acquiring its remaining floors for around Rs 37 crore.
Hayden Panettiere’s last interview before her death: ‘a lot more life to live’, months later she was found unresponsive and soon passed away; police close investigation
Hayden Panettiere spoke candidly about her past struggles with addiction and mental health in a podcast interview. She shared her hopes for a brighter future, feeling as if she had moved past her pain. Unfortunately, she was found dead days before her 37th birthday, with her death classified as an accident. The investigation revealed that toxic substances contributed to her passing, including fentanyl and alprazolam.
Four Indian-origin executives in the spotlight as Anthropic files for IPO
Anthropic reported $16.3 billion in revenue in the first half of 2026, up from $1.16 billion a year earlier. Its net loss, however, widened to $80.7 billion, largely because of an accounting adjustment linked to the rising value of its convertible securities. Its operating loss, which reflects the performance of its core business, narrowed to $693 million from $2.1 billion a year earlier.
Anthropic IPO: Here are some of the key people of Indian origin behind the AI giant
As the artificial intelligence company prepares for the next phase in its journey, let’s take a look at several top people in the organisation with Indian connections.
In 2026, 5 US businesses reached a $1 million pitch competition judged by Nicki Minaj; meet the entrepreneurs behind them
The US Small Business Administration (SBA) organised the Million Dollar Pitch Competition as part of its Freedom 250 initiative marking America's 250th anniversary. Five businesses reached the final after being selected from 1,182 businesses representing all 50 US states. The final was held before a live audience in Washington, DC, on September 18, 2026.
Anthropic's filing for blockbuster US IPO shows key executives and board
In a significant step forward, Anthropic has filed for a US initial public offering, with hopes for a mid-November listing. Amid rising interest rate concerns and investor scrutiny over AI sector stock performance, the company is backed by a formidable leadership team. Co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei lead this endeavor, promising a noteworthy entry into the public market for Anthropic.
Infinity pool, lake views, cricket room: Inside Ajinkya Rahane’s 5-bedroom holiday home near Mumbai
RAAYA Estate, Ajinkya Rahane’s beautiful holiday home, is nestled in scenic Igatpuri near Mumbai, amid the Sahyadri mountains. Built during the pandemic, the upscale property boasts 5 elegantly designed bedrooms, a dedicated space displaying cricket memorabilia, and a play area for children. The inviting living room, featuring earthy hues and abundant natural light, creates an ideal atmosphere for unwinding and enjoying a peaceful retreat.
Airbnb guests no longer have to wash the dishes or strip the beds at checkout
Airbnb has announced new rules that limit hosts to reasonable checkout requests, effective November 20. Guests will no longer need to complete chores typically reserved for professional cleaners during checkout. These changes aim to create better expectations between guests and hosts regarding cleaning fees. Additionally, Airbnb requires that hosts disclose all house rules clearly in their listings before bookings.
Airbnb new guidelines: What travellers need to know before booking a vacation rental
Beginning on November 20, Airbnb is rolling out updated guidelines to enhance cleanliness expectations for guests. Hosts can no longer impose extensive cleaning responsibilities, permitting only simple tasks. A new feature in the app aims to clarify house rules and host requests for better guest comprehension. If guests encounter unreasonable demands, they can report them. It's important for travelers to check house rules and total expenses before confirming their bookings.
MacKenzie Scott once needed her college roommate's help with a $1,000 loan so she could stay at Princeton University; years later, Jeff Bezos' ex-wife is backing her student-loan company
Scott reportedly got the loan after her college roommate, Jeannie Tarkenton, found her crying over the possibility of leaving Princeton during her sophomore year. Being a good roommate, Tarkenton asked her father lend Scott some money. Years later, Tarkenton founded Funding U. This is a company that provides students loan to help people from lower-income backgrounds pay for college. Interestingly, Scott also supported this.
Five hours a week of posting earned more than her 9-to-5: Meet Sundas Khalid of Seattle, she posted career wins on Instagram while at Amazon. In 2024 the side hustle earned $302,000
Sundas Khalid spent years building her career in Big Tech, moving from a $77,000 starting salary at Amazon to earning $292,000 a year at Google. Then her side business began bringing in even more money than her full-time job. In 2024, Khalid generated $302,000 in revenue through content creation, according to Business Insider. She spent around four to five hours a week on the business while continuing to work a 40-hour week at Google.
Homebuyer paid Rs 15 lakh for a Rs 10.41 lakh flat, builder threatened and asked Rs 20 lakh more; he approached Consumer Commission and won refund with interest
Mr Anwar believed that the flat would be delivered after disposal of the litigation. However, after waiting for another 3 years, he came to Patna (from USA) in September 2011 and went to the builder with his sister to inquire about the same. Allegedly, one of the directors of the construction company refused to hand over the flat, demanding another Rs 20 lakh for possession, and threatened them.
In 2019, Susa Ventures raised a $90 million fund; 6 years later, its reported assets had reached $265 million
A venture capital firm based in San Francisco, California, Susa Ventures was founded in 2013. The firm backs early-stage companies. It also works with entrepreneurs as they develop and grow their businesses. The venture capital firm focuses on pre-seed and see-stage investments, which involves providing capital to startups at an early point in their development.
In 2010, Ashton Kutcher helped launch a $30 million investment fund; 6 years later, its portfolio had grown to $250 million through bets on Uber and Airbnb
Kutcher became a widely known actor through films and television shows. After getting famous, his interest in business also grew gradually. Once an endorsement deal made him realise the value of owning a stake in a business. He then went on exploring technology investments, and later built a lot of connections with people in the Silicon Valley.
Goodbye sightseeing, hello selfcare: The nearly trillion-dollar business of getting your life back
Wellness travel is transforming holidays as Indian travellers increasingly prioritise fitness, sleep, stress relief and personal wellbeing over conventional sightseeing. From Hyrox races and yoga retreats to luxury wellness resorts offering medical diagnostics, longevity programmes and digital detoxes, the trend is reshaping tourism. Experts say the real challenge is turning holiday wellness experiences into lasting everyday habits.
US midterm elections: Who is Abdul El-Sayed? The Egyptian-American Rhodes scholar and public health expert taking on Republicans in Michigan’s Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed took an unusual route to American politics. Trained in medicine and public health, he spent years studying why people get sick and how public systems can improve their lives. Now, the 41-year-old Egyptian-American is running for the US Senate in Michigan after defeating establishment-backed Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary. A Rhodes Scholar and former Detroit health chief, he is campaigning for Medicare for All, tighter campaign finance rules and relief from rising living costs.
Obama-appointed preservation architect bought a UFO-shaped home made from reinforced plastic in 2002, moved it from San Diego to California’s San Jacinto mountains in 2004, and is now selling it for $1.5 million
Milford Wayne Donaldson, known for his commitment to architectural preservation, is putting his extraordinary UFO-shaped home on the market in California. Saved from the brink of destruction in 2002, this iconic piece, featuring playful 1960s aesthetics with bold colors, awaits a new owner. With Donaldson's health in decline, the home is listed at $1.5 million, representing a rare opportunity to own a historic Futuro design.
Mandira Bedi’s Madh Island villa has direct access to beach and village. Inside her Mediterranean-style retreat with repurposed Benarasi fabrics, outdoor shower and a pool
Mandira Bedi's charming getaway, Bougainvilla, is nestled in the scenic Madh Island. This exquisite retreat offers four glamorous bedrooms and five luxurious bathrooms, accommodating eight guests comfortably. Visitors can bask in breathtaking sea views, take a dip in the swimming pool, or stroll through the vibrant bougainvillea-laden garden. The interior boasts eco-conscious furnishings crafted from upcycled materials, highlighting sustainability.
Meet Brian Chesky, man who quit his stable job, struggled to pay rent, built Airbnb, faced investor rejection, until cereal boxes helped keep the company alive
Before he started his own business, Brian Chesky was busy designing industrial products in Los Angeles after graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design. His time in school really inspired him since he learned that designers have the power to make a real difference in the world, pushing him toward his entrepreneurial dreams.
'Rs 15 lakh alimony to ex-wife': Techie who died by suicide at Noida Supernova had 7-8 lakh due left on divorce settlement; he had also borrowed Rs 30 lakh for son's treatment
A 28-year-old software engineer died by suicide at Noida's Supernova building on Saturday. A court had ordered him to pay his former wife Rs 15 lakh in alimony after their divorce, and he was also carrying a Rs 30 lakh loan taken for his premature son's hospital treatment. Police are examining his finances and the days before his death.
‘Rs 3.5 lakh weekly rental for a 3BHK’: Man compares expensive living costs in Europe with India after his one-week stay in a Barcelona Airbnb
Indian founder shared a video of his three bedroom Airbnb in Barcelona after the one week stay cost him Rs 3.5 lakh. His walkthrough of the apartment, paired with his comments on cost of living in Europe, sparked a debate online, with several users questioning the comparison he drew with India.
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