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Piyush Goyal urges Indian diaspora in Cairo to keep 'motherland' close to heart, invokes 'Karmabhoomi' spirit
Piyush Goyal addressed the Indian community in Cairo, urging them to prioritize responsibilities to Egypt. He emphasized the significance of their emotional and cultural connection to India. Goyal highlighted the positive contributions of Indians to enhancing India-Egypt relations. He also interacted with the Bohra community, appreciating their role in fostering economic ties. Goyal's visit aims to discuss trade and investment opportunities between the two nations.
Marco Rubio won’t say if he’s running in 2028. A new poll shows why he keeps getting asked
Marco Rubio is drawing fresh attention as a potential Republican presidential candidate after the 2026 midterms. A Reuters/Ipsos poll gave Rubio and JD Vance similar ratings without asking voters to choose between them.
Lucknow sweet seller's son earns Rs 2.5 crore annual salary after scoring just 48% in class 5; heads an AI company in Dubai now
Tejesh Vaish, a 26-year-old from Lucknow, scored 48% in Class 5 before improving his academic performance, securing admission to IIT Kanpur and graduating with a 9.14 CPI. He now leads AI engineering at Dubai-based Lumian.ai, earning Rs 2.5 crore annually.
Extracurricular activities for children: How much should parents spend on classes beyond academics?
As parents spend more on soft skills, the challenge is to identify pursuits that offer lasting value. While growing emphasis on extra curricular activities is a welcome departure from the traditional overemphasis on academics, enrolling children in multiple programmes because of peer pressure or FOMO (fear of missing out) can strain both family finances and children’s mental well being.
Delhi father who's breathing toxic air takes pride in daughter settling in Finland, where AQI is just 22; internet divided
A Delhi father's emotional post about his daughter settling in Helsinki, Finland, has sparked a debate on air pollution, parenting and moving abroad for a better quality of life. Author Manoj Arora compared the AQI levels of Helsinki and Delhi, while explaining how his daughter secured a 100% scholarship and pursued her career ambitions overseas. The post comes amid growing concerns over Delhi-NCR's worsening air pollution.
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At China’s big import fair, sellers try to crack a tough market
At the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, a plethora of international firms exhibited their products tailored for the growing Chinese consumer market. Emphasizing the importance of cutting-edge technology and skilled craftsmanship, businesses recognize the fierce local competition, with Chinese manufacturers enhancing their capabilities.
8 outlets across Hyderabad in 8 years after quitting her IBM job: Techie turns her love for desserts into a thriving business
Sahithya Raj quit her SAP BI consultant job at IBM in December 2017 to turn her love for baking into a business. Starting with brownies and cupcakes from her apartment kitchen, she gradually expanded production, secured Rs 1.3 crore in funding and built a boutique bakehouse brand with eight locations across Hyderabad. She was recognised at Times Power Women 2026.
ShareChat hires creative directors as AI cuts microdrama costs by 40%: CTO Nitin Jain
Nitin Jain told the Economic Times Digital that AI has lowered the barrier to entry for creators, while the company's engineers now supervise AI-written code instead of writing it by hand.
Why did you come back? The Indian dream beyond India's borders
The trend of Indian emigration continues, driven by aspirations for better opportunities abroad. Despite improvements in India, many individuals still seek to leave the country. Historical patterns of migration are linked to economic conditions and personal ambitions. The allure of the United States remains significant for many professionals. However, immigration policies may restrict future movement and opportunities for those seeking success.
Lithuania changes residence permit rules, creating fresh hurdles for Indian workers and students
In a move to tighten immigration control, Lithuania has established new residence permit rules that pose challenges for foreign nationals, especially from India. This shift affects Indian workers and students looking for work or study opportunities within the country. Particular visa types will now encounter more scrutiny, necessitating that employers assess the eligibility of candidates accurately.
Apple drops with most of Wall Street, but gains for other Big Tech stocks cushion the blow
The stock market has been shaky recently as technology and artificial-intelligence stocks have swung on worries their prices shot too high in the frenzy around AI. Several of the most influential AI-related stocks held firmer Tuesday, which supported the market, after flipping from gains in the morning to losses in the afternoon a day earlier.
Halloween is a Time to Remember Dead Brands
The emotional resonance of discontinued brands often sparks nostalgia among consumers, igniting movements to bring back beloved food items. The recent relaunch of Hostess Twinkies and Reliance's Campa underscores this trend, driven by consumer demand. This longing for the past reflects the deep connections people form with brands, demonstrating how marketing influences consumer behavior and their affinity for familiar products.
'Struggled in India, now own villas': Indian man's comparison of life abroad and homeownership sparks debate
An social media post comparing middle-class life in India with homeownership in the US and Canada has sparked debate. He questioned why some Indians who struggled financially at home appeared to afford villas and cars after moving abroad. While several users shared positive migration experiences, others argued that buying property overseas also involves substantial financial commitments.
What is NATO’s Article 5, the clause that could pull 32 countries into one war?
An attack on one NATO member could bring 31 other countries into its defence. That is the central promise of Article 5, the collective defence clause of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The provision has become increasingly important as tensions between Russia and Western countries grow.
From a Mumbai pavement to India’s esports league table : Santanu Basu's journey
In 2007, Santanu Basu embarked on his esports journey, conquering the World Cyber Games. Over the years, he has proudly represented India in numerous FIFA tournaments. To support budding talents, he established the Indian Super Gaming League. Through LetsGameNow, he envisions a thriving gaming ecosystem that blends entertainment, commerce, and community, ultimately cultivating a robust foundation for aspiring esports champions on a global scale.
Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agencies
Iran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network functions despite ongoing US naval blockades and sanctions since the war began. Extensive investigations reveal significant transactions and military logistics supporting their activities. The secretive agencies have been linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and elite controlled businesses.
You make your own reality: Amrit Acharya left US job to build Zetwerk in India despite his father’s initial scepticism; years later, his father stood beside him as company went public
Amrit Acharya, CEO of Zetwerk, marked the company's public listing at the National Stock Exchange. Acharya faced skepticism from his father initially, but his views changed over time. After returning to India with his wife, he co-founded Zetwerk, focusing on a global manufacturing platform. The company reported significant revenue growth, yet faced a net loss mainly from a discontinued business.
Denmark to launch new work permit scheme in 2027; sets DKK 322,000 as the minimum salary
Denmark is set to roll out a fresh work permit scheme for international workers from January 1, 2027. To be eligible, foreign workers must hold jobs that adhere to sanctioned collective agreements and fulfill salary standards. Employers are required to gain certification to join this initiative and affirm compliance with said agreements.
The bond market swings, but US stocks remain steady after the Fed says it won't raise interest rates
U.S. stock markets rallied following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady. As inflation remains a concern, investors are recalibrating their outlook on potential future rate increases. The bond market showed fluctuations, particularly in the two-year Treasury yield post-announcement. Notably, several companies, such as GE HealthCare Technologies and Wendy's, reported better-than-expected earnings, leading to significant stock price surges.
Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel's longest-serving PM fighting for survival
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's consummate political survivor, faces the fight of his life in Tuesday's election as he tries to convince voters he is still the only candidate capable of keeping them safe. In 1996, in the first election after the assassination of peace-negotiating Yitzhak Rabin, Netanyahu pulled off an upset victory by the tiniest of margins and at age 46 became the youngest prime minister in Israeli history.
Rs 13.5 LPA job offer, 3.5 years of experience: Techie considers moving to Bengaluru for a better lifestyle. Users warn: ‘Not worth the traffic and the tiredness.’
A techie with 3.5 years under his belt weighs a Rs 13.5 LPA job offer in Bengaluru. While he dreams of a brighter future with improved work-life harmony, financial stability remains on his mind. Reddit threads warn about the financial strain associated with relocating to this vibrant city, even as he envisions new career horizons ahead.
Research: Navigating the Business Risks of Changing Pro-America Sentiment
U.S. firms increasingly operate in a marketplace where “Made in USA” is no longer a neutral provenance claim but a charged political signal. A new study analyzing 5,355 companies over twenty years found that pro-America marketing has increasingly shifted from pride-based patriotism to grievance-fueled, us‑versus‑them nationalism. While this can create upsides—new customers, loyalty, pricing power—it also exposes companies to narrative capture, boycotts, and legal scrutiny. To avoid risk, companies must examine their exposure along two axes: domestic embeddedness and symbolic intensity. Leaders must align operations and symbolism, set clear guardrails, and proactively manage meaning drift before others define their loyalties.
Bihar unveils 1,670-acre manufacturing city with Rs 16,500 crore investment potential
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary launched the logo and portal for the integrated manufacturing city in Gayaji. This project aims to attract Rs 16,500 crore in investments while generating approximately 1.1 lakh jobs for local youth. The Bihar government is acquiring 13,500 acres for industrial development which is expected to conclude by January 2027. Furthermore, services linking Gaya to international destinations like Dubai and Kathmandu are planned.
'We may do another Epic Fury': Trump warns Iran of potential strike if deal not reached
Donald Trump issued a military warning to Iran during a campaign rally, suggesting possible future strikes. He highlighted the importance of diplomatic negotiations, implying that Iran's leadership may not be sufficiently strategic. Trump discussed the US Navy's presence in the Caribbean and noted Senator Marco Rubio's role in diplomacy. Additionally, he announced a federal investment of $250 million to hire new nurses for elder care facilities.
Can a $4 million attack ad sink Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio dream?
Vivek Ramaswamy is contending with a growing challenge from rival Amy Acton in the Ohio gubernatorial race. Recent polling indicates that Acton has gained a lead over Ramaswamy, despite his initial advantages. The controversial $4 million attack advertisement featuring Acton's estranged mother has attracted bipartisan criticism. Ramaswamy's campaign is facing scrutiny due to past controversies, including his H-1B visa stance.
Want to work in Japan? Skills, language tests and job routes Indians should know about
Indians can explore job opportunities in Japan through the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) programme in sectors such as manufacturing, construction, agriculture, nursing care and food services. Applicants generally need to pass a Japanese language test and an occupation-specific skills examination. Here is how to understand the visa routes, find legitimate employers, estimate living costs and avoid recruitment scams.
India’s business owners need to match the global ambitions of Korean and Chinese peers: Gautam Kumra, Chairman of McKinsey's offices in Asia
McKinsey Asia chairman Gautam Kumra discusses why owner-led businesses have outperformed professionally managed and state-owned peers, accounting for $7 trillion of the $14 trillion in market value created by Asia’s top 300 companies over 25 years. He explains the leadership traits that distinguish founders, succession challenges, AI adoption and why Indian businesses must look beyond domestic markets to build global franchises.
Samsung to boost India phone exports under new incentive scheme
The South Korean electronics giant is considering expanding India production, including making fresh investments, to boost exports from here. But if the international market continues to contract due to the high cost of memory chips, it could explore a shift of capacity.
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