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He joined a fire department as a volunteer at 15, left Goldman Sachs to build a $225 million used fire truck marketplace targeting a $1 trillion market
Martin Hunt joined a volunteer fire department at 15, worked at Goldman Sachs and then left finance to build Garage, an AI-powered marketplace for used heavy equipment. Now 27, he has raised $41 million for the startup, which is valued at $225 million and aims to tap a $1 trillion market.
Zerodha users flag glitches in BSE F&O price update; broker says issue resolved
Zerodha experienced a technical setback on Wednesday, which hampered price updates within the futures and options sector of BSE. This situation concerned various brokers, leading to anxiety among derivatives traders who rely heavily on accurate real-time data. Zerodha quickly collaborated with the exchange to rectify the problem, successfully resolving it later in the day.
Farmer's son from small Tamil Nadu village builds Rs 1.5-crore software business after quitting nine-year Chennai IT career & starting with just two laptops
Eswaran Arumugam started his software company, Yaa Creations, in Tamil Nadu with Rs 1 lakh borrowed from his brother and just two laptops. After facing financial difficulties, Covid-19 disruptions and Rs 5 lakh in debt, he gradually expanded the business. Based in Rasipuram, Namakkal, the company now has 26 employees, clients across seven countries and undertook projects worth Rs 1.5 crore in 2025, as per a YourStory report.
Quote of the day by Tim McGraw: 'Time can make a feeling fade, but the memory of a first love never fades away' - Why forgetting the first love of life is always difficult explained by the American country singer
Tim McGraw's 1999 hit song Something Like That explores how the memories of first love can stay with us even as emotions fade over time. Featuring the lines "Like an old photograph time can make a feeling fade, but the memory of a first love never fades away", the song tells the story of a teenage romance, an unexpected reunion and the moments that remain unforgettable years later.
Help NASA build a home on the Moon and get $1 million prize: Check competition rules, key dates, how and where to apply
NASA has announced a $1 million Moon Base Student Challenge, inviting eligible high school and college students in the US to develop innovative solutions for building a permanent human settlement near the Moon's South Pole. The competition will focus on six areas, including power generation, construction, life-support systems and astronaut safety.
Anbil Avan OTT release date: When and where to watch the Tamil romantic thriller starring Ashok Selvan and Preity Mukhundhan
Ashok Selvan and Preity Mukhundhan's romantic thriller Anbil Avan is set to make its digital debut around six weeks after its theatrical release. The film will be available in five languages. Directed by debutant R. Karthikeyan, the story follows a newly married couple whose dream of starting a new life in a hill station takes an unexpected turn after they encounter a series of mysterious challenges.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's woes evoke sympathy, disbelief in his birthplace Taiwan
As questions loom over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following revelations about his affair with a suspected spy, his hometown admirers stand firm in disbelief, continuing to applaud his contributions. The allegations have prompted Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister to stay silent on the espionage matter. Academic Liu I-li stressed the importance of context when evaluating such situations. Despite these personal troubles, Huang retains a strong fan base back home.
Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape. Ex-wife Katy Perry once said, 'He should be in jail.’ A look at their one-year marriage, which ended through a text
Actor-comedian Russell Brand will be spending more than 10 years behind bars for rape. During an interview, his ex-wife Katy Perry said he was very controlling, and in a concert in London, she quipped about her ex-husband, saying that he should be in jail.
Nasdaq futures slip with Nvidia woes, Anthropic IPO in focus
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is facing scrutiny, impacting investor sentiment in the tech sector. Anthropic is preparing for a huge initial public offering, potentially raising $64.4 billion. The market is anxious about upcoming inflation data that could influence stock performance. Cooling oil prices have provided some optimism among investors and pushed Dow futures higher. Concerns over the sustainability of the AI boom continue to linger in the background.
Nvidia is 7% of the S&P 500, so if you have an index fund or pension, the Jensen Huang scandal is in your portfolio too
Nvidia faces a notable stock decline following the announcement that CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation by foreign intelligence. This situation raises alarms for investors since Nvidia holds a prominent position in the S&P 500. Although the investigation centers around allegations, Nvidia insists that national security is intact. Analysts are apprehensive about how this may influence Nvidia's strategic direction and leadership.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's woes evoke sympathy, disbelief in his birthplace Taiwan
Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, widely respected in Taiwan, is currently under scrutiny following reports of an affair allegedly tied to a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Huang has played a pivotal role in Taiwan's technology sector, especially with his admiration for TSMC and its AI advancements. Local supporters, while apprehensive, are calling for transparency as the community grapples with the implications of this unfolding story.
New Zealand changes residence rules for parents with unlawfully staying children from November 12
New Zealand will tighten its residence rules from November 12, 2026, preventing parents and other secondary applicants from securing residence if their dependent child is unlawfully staying in the country. Under the revised policy, parents will need to address their child's immigration status before their residence applications can be approved.
Powerball winning numbers for November 9 revealed - Did anyone win $30 million jackpot on Monday night?
To claim the jackpot, one has to match five white balls and the red Powerball. It is extremely difficult to achieve this, and from the estimation of the probability, there is 1 in 292.2 million chances of winning the Powerball jackpot. Nevertheless, it is important to note that for one to win the Powerball, it is not necessary for the numbers on the ticket to match all numbers. There are nine types of prizes in the Powerball, which depend on how many white balls and Powerball are matched.
You have an emergency fund and investments, but are you financially mature? CA explains 4 stages of money management
CA Nitin Kaushik explains four stages of financial maturity, from spending money to impress others and building financial security to investing for freedom and learning to enjoy accumulated wealth. He highlights why people who spend decades saving and investing often struggle to spend their own money without guilt, and why knowing how to use wealth is just as important as building it.
We had got things so wrong on pollution
Firecrackers are continuously burst during Diwali, contributing to significant air pollution in India. This practice leads to toxic air conditions that affect public health. Recent evaluations showed that 99 out of the world's 100 most polluted cities are in India. The cultural significance of these practices has overshadowed the health implications associated with them. Ultimately, the trend reveals a collective indifference toward pollution and its harmful effects.
Manipur CM Khemchand meets families of two youths killed in Kangpokpi
Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited the families of the deceased youths in Kangpokpi. He expressed condolences and offered government support during their difficult time. Singh confirmed that the case is with the National Investigation Agency for further investigation. The Committee on Tribal Unity suspended a district-wide shutdown, pending government action on their demands. The Chief Minister emphasized the importance of fostering peace and unity among communities in Manipur.
AI a boon, but its misuse can cause serious distress: NCW chief
Vijaya Rahatkar, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women, warns about the dangers of artificial intelligence, especially concerning the misuse of women's images and deepfakes. She advocates for increased understanding of AI to not only mitigate risks but also harness its potential. The NCW has launched the 'Yashoda AI' initiative to educate women in rural and semi-urban communities about AI and enhance their digital security skills.
In 2017, California replaced a fish-blocking road crossing on Upper Green Valley Creek; surveys later found 136 young steelhead upstream of the former barrier
In 2017, engineers undertook a significant project to replace an old culvert that hindered fish migration in Upper Green Valley Creek. The successful replacement is evidenced by the discovery of 136 young steelhead fish in previously unreachable habitats. Researchers are actively studying the long-term effects on these fish populations and their growth.
Time-management lesson from Nike CEO: Elliott Hill reveals one simple habit that helps him balance work, family and personal growth
Nike CEO Elliott Hill has a simple approach to balance a demanding career along with family responsibilities. From protecting dinner time with his children to prioritising exercise and personal growth, Hill explains how identifying key commitments and planning his day around them helps him stay organised and maintain work-life balance.
Krakow shooting: Why was Poland's tourist hotspot Main Square targeted? Who is the gunman found with military-style clothes, weapons?
Krakow Poland shooting: A shooting in Krakow, Poland, has left six people dead and more than a dozen injured, turning a popular tourist hotspot into a crime scene. Police are investigating the attack, with reports that the gunman wore military-style clothing and had additional weapons in his car. Here's what happened, why the location is significant and what is known about the suspect.
Job market dark reality: Man attends 55 interviews after applying for over 175 roles, gets no offers, says, 'Doesn't know what else to do...'
In a relentless job search, a determined candidate has submitted 175 applications and participated in 55 interviews but has yet to secure an offer. After advancing to the final round 25 times, financial pressure has mounted due to exhausted unemployment benefits. To increase their chances, they have turned to artificial intelligence for targeted job hunting, highlighting the struggles faced by many in today’s demanding employment landscape.
He was inconsolable after his IIT results in 2005; 21 years later, Bombay Shaving Company founder meets the teacher who told him 'do your best and forget the rest'
Bombay Shaving Company founder Shantanu Deshpande recently reunited with his former mathematics teacher, JJ Sir, after 21 years. Recalling a difficult phase during his IIT preparation in 2005, Deshpande shared how his teacher's reassuring words, "Do your best and forget the rest", stayed with him over the years. The emotional reunion struck a chord with LinkedIn users, prompting many to share memories of teachers who supported them during challenging times.
Kerala woman lost 9 family members in Wayanad landslide, fiancé in road accident; finds new beginning, marries govt employee at Guruvayur temple
S Shruthi, who lost nine members of her family and her home in the 2024 Wayanad landslide, married Sandeep at Guruvayur Sree Krishna Temple on November 7. She had also lost her former fiancé Jenson in a road accident. Shruthi works as a clerk in Kerala's Revenue Department.
'Safed jersey se vida': Mohammed Shami retires from Test cricket after 13-year journey
Mohammed Shami has announced his retirement from Test cricket after playing 64 matches over 13 years. He took 229 wickets and had a notable best performance of 6/56. Shami expressed gratitude to his teammates, coaches, and fans for their support throughout his career. His Test debut occurred against the West Indies in November 2013, and his final match was in June 2023.
Russell Brand's case involved more than 100 witnesses, 400 statements and 1,400 documents: How police built the evidence
Russell Brand was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault. The investigation involved extensive witness accounts, documents, and Brand's previous public materials for timeline establishment. Despite being acquitted on three charges, he faces potential sentencing following the verdict. The case highlights challenges faced in historical investigations without CCTV or forensic evidence. Further inquiries into separate rape allegations against Brand are still ongoing.
Pisces Weekly Horoscope, November 9 - November 15, 2026: Career Pressure, Relationship Clarity and a Week of Important Decisions
Pisces Weekly Horoscope, November 9–15, 2026: Mars enters Leo on November 12, activating your Sixth House of work, competition and daily responsibilities. Mercury turns direct in Libra on November 13, while Venus ends its retrograde phase on November 14. These planetary movements may increase your workload, bring pending financial matters into focus and encourage you to review personal relationships. Focus on completing important tasks, managing disagreements and maintaining a disciplined routine. Read your weekly predictions for career, money, love, health and education.
His father chose $5 tooth extraction over a $50 root canal. Today, being a billionaire he still refuses to fix it. How childhood poverty affects adulthood
Billionaire lawyer John Morgan has refused to fix a missing tooth for decades, despite having two dentist brothers who have offered to repair it. The gap dates back to a childhood dental visit when his father chose a $5 extraction over a $50 root canal because the family could not afford the more expensive treatment. Morgan says the experience pushed him towards financial independence and continues to remind him of his family's struggles.
After taking voluntary buyout offer in Google and returning laptop, she ran 7 miles home. Her 2027 prediction and unusual career journey is intriguing
Former Google employee Kristin Furdak Smart, after a fulfilling decade with the company, opted for a voluntary exit program. Joining in 2007 and returning in 2017, she played a key role in numerous employee training initiatives. Celebrating her departure with an energetic seven-mile run home, she whimsically hinted at a potential comeback in 2027, showcasing her playful spirit and dedication to an active lifestyle.
Hawaii introduced black wattle as a forestry tree; it escaped cultivation and now chokes about 3,000 acres of Maui pasture, gulches, and empty lots
Black wattle has become a formidable invasive force in Hawaii, spreading rapidly beyond its initial planting zones into the island's treasured native ecosystems. This explosive growth is transforming open pastures into impenetrable thickets, effectively pushing out native plant species. With seeds that can lie dormant for extended periods, the challenge of management and restoration is heightened.
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