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Morgan Stanley, Nomura sharply differ on AI chip outlook for SK hynix, Samsung
Global investment banks Morgan Stanley and Nomura have sharply differing views on the sustainability of the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven memory chip boom, with their price targets for South Korean chipmaker SK hynix differing nearly threefold amid contrasting expectations over supply and profitability beyond 2027, according to a news report by The Korea Herald.
Johnny Depp returns to Hollywood with ‘Ebenezer’, Penelope Cruz reunion in ‘Day Drinker’ and ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ comeback talks - why he’s grabbing headlines
Johnny Depp is returning to a major studio film as Ebenezer Scrooge in Paramount’s upcoming Christmas adaptation of “A Christmas Carol.” He is also set to reunite with Penelope Cruz in “Day Drinker,” while renewed discussions about a possible “Pirates of the Caribbean” return have brought fresh attention to his Hollywood comeback.
Congress questions Rijiju's 'silence' on proposed Siang dam, slams Gao for supporting project
Congress criticized Union minister Kiren Rijiju for remaining silent on the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project issues. The project has caused anxiety among the indigenous Adi community regarding displacement and environmental concerns. BJP MP Tapir Gao's support for the dam is questioned as it overlooks local grievances. Congress demands Rijiju clarify his stance and ensure public consultation before moving forward.
Your Social Security check faces a 22% cut risk: The funding shortfall that could cost retirees $2,700 a year
Social Security’s 2032 warning: Millions of retirees could receive smaller monthly checks if the retirement trust fund runs out of reserves. Payroll taxes would still finance payments, but cover only 78% of scheduled benefits, according to trustees. Congress could prevent the reduction through legislation. Until then, workers may need additional retirement savings through 401(k) plans and IRAs.
Horoscope Today, November 10, 2026: Libra Rethinks Love and Commitment, Scorpio Confronts Unfinished Matters and Sagittarius Enters a New Phase
Today's cosmic energy centers on resource administration, personal executive presence, and behind-the-scenes research as the Moon enters Scorpio. Libra sees a 2nd house focus, encouraging portfolio organization and sweet speech; Scorpio experiences a 1st house transit in their sign, boosting leadership, authority, and personal appeal; and Sagittarius sees a 12th house transit, favoring quiet planning, remote work, and careful budget management.
Social Security benefits cut: One move can prevent beneficiaries losing out 22 per cent, here are details
US lawmakers will need to ensure that Social Security benefits and the annual cost-of-living adjustment (CoLA) should not be curtailed.
Love Horoscope Today, November 9: Aries Faces an Important Conversation, Gemini Finds Romance, Capricorn Shows Commitment
Kartik Amavasya brings a reset for hearts. Mornings ask for honesty and the afternoon opens a fresh chapter. Aries may finally get the long conversation they've been putting off, Gemini's romance gets a soft glow, and Capricorn gets a chance to prove they're the one who shows up. Read the love predictions for all 12 zodiac signs for singles, daters, couples and married folks.
Horoscope Today, November 9: Libra Takes the Lead, Scorpio Focuses on Important Work, Sagittarius Builds Connections
Today brings focus to personal confidence, quiet reflection, and community networking. The Moon is shining brightly in Libra under the Visakha Nakshatra, enhancing personal charm, deep background research, and futuristic team projects. While social alliances and long-term goal planning bring success, avoid impulse spending and informal lending. Libra can step into leadership roles with grace; Scorpio can handle confidential research and prioritize rest.
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.
Horoscope Today, November 8, 2026: Diwali Inspires Libra to Find Harmony, Scorpio to Embrace Change and Sagittarius to Look Ahead
Today brings focus to personal confidence, quiet reflection, and community networking. The Moon shining in Libra enhances personal charm, deep background research, and futuristic team projects. While social alliances and long-term goal planning bring success, avoid impulse spending and informal lending. Libra can step into leadership roles with grace; Scorpio can handle confidential research and prioritize rest; and Sagittarius can build strong group networks and plan future wealth strategies.
Social Security payroll tax cap rises to $192,300 in 2027: How much more will high earners pay from their paychecks, who will be affected, and what does it mean for your take-home pay?
Social Security taxes will take a bigger bite out of some high earners' paychecks in 2027. The taxable income limit is rising to $192,300 from $184,500, meaning another $7,800 of wages will be taxed. Workers earning above the new limit could pay up to $483.60 more next year. The increase comes as retirees are set to receive a 3.6% benefit boost.
They wear black, hide their faces and vanish into crowds: The mysterious movement from the 1980s unsettling Europe
Masked protesters known as the Black Bloc utilize a collective identity to evade police identification during demonstrations. This tactic has escalated violence and conflicts during protests across various European countries. Authorities struggle to address this phenomenon due to the absence of a formal organizational structure. While some view these methods as legitimate political expression, others believe they undermine peaceful movements.
Eligible CAA applicants to get citizenship by December 31: West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans to expedite the citizenship application process under CAA by December 31. He highlighted that around 2.5 lakh applications remain pending due to previous government delays. Adhikari stated that training and administrative measures are being implemented to ensure timely application processing. Additionally, the state government will invest Rs 1,000 crore over two years to restore religious institutions.
Investors in other markets would be envious of India multiples: Rich Handler, chief executive of Jefferies
Jefferies CEO Rich Handler believes Indian equities remain reasonably valued despite the market correction and says easing long-term capital gains taxes could attract foreign investors. He sees opportunities in India's AI and data centre sectors, argues that global capital outflows reflect external pressures, and believes concerns about an AI bubble warrant a healthy pause rather than alarm.
Fairness, churn, and India's rise: India has lifted millions out of poverty, but the next big challenge is helping people climb further
India's poverty rate has fallen sharply, with nearly 496 million people moving above the World Bank's lower-middle-income poverty line between 2011-12 and 2023-24. However, the next challenge is to expand economic mobility, improve wages and create opportunities. The article examines why growth, fair access and social mobility matter more than focusing on inequality alone.
'Come to Parliament': Ashwini Vaishnaw challanges Opposition to debate in 'appropriate forum'
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to debate on political issues in Parliament. He emphasized that discussions should occur in the legislative forum rather than on social media platforms. Vaishnaw criticized the Congress party for undermining democracy and for previously introducing electronic voting machines. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also questioned Congress's understanding of democracy and its history of toppling governments.
Tesla stock price today: Why TSLA falls as Democrats’ midterm election win puts Elon Musk’s AI data center plans at risk
Tesla stock (TSLA) fell as Democrats’ midterm victories raised concerns about AI data center expansion, particularly in Texas. Analyst Dan Ives warned that political hurdles could slow planned projects, while Elon Musk floated the idea of space-based data centers as investors weighed the outlook for his AI ambitions.
Texas and Georgia host the AI data-centre boom and both swung blue; AI cloud stocks fell and solar jumped up to 10% as the fight over who pays for power begins
Data centre stocks fall after Democrats win Congress, but solar shares jump 10% as US election results shake up energy outlook. Texas and Georgia are two important locations for the industry. Both elected Democratic candidates in the midterm elections. Democrats also made gains in traditionally Republican areas, including Kansas.
Democrat Chris Pappas set to become first openly gay male Senator, wins New Hampshire Senate race over John E. Sununu
Chris Pappas has won the New Hampshire Senate seat, signaling a crucial win for the Democratic Party. He will be the first openly gay member to serve in the US Senate. His campaign predominantly covered local economic challenges and a strong stance against the preceding administration. Previously serving the 1st Congressional District since 2019, Pappas's victory enhances LGBTQ representation.
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