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Verizon lifts annual forecasts, signs more than $2 billion AI infrastructure deal with AWS
Verizon is feeling positive about the growth of its wireless subscribers, raising its expectations for postpaid phone additions. The company has entered into a significant partnership with Amazon Web Services, securing an AI infrastructure agreement valued at over $2 billion. In the third quarter, Verizon reported a boost in subscribers that surpassed analyst predictions, though revenue dipped due to decreased device upgrades, as users kept their phones for longer.
October Hunter Moon Saturn sighting tonight in New York, London: How to spot the ringed planet beside the glowing full Moon
The October Full Moon will peak in brightness at 12:11 a.m. EDT on October 26. It is also called the Hunter’s Moon, as it facilitates hunting after harvest season. Observers can best view the full Moon around sunset on October 25, when it rises in the eastern sky. A telescope or binoculars can enhance the viewing experience, but it remains visible to the naked eye.
Anupam Kher finds inner peace in Sweden while working on his 556th film. ‘Nature has a way of putting everything into perspective’
Anupam Kher is actively engaged in his 556th film, Out of Fashion, in the enchanting city of Stockholm, Sweden. He recently posted a captivating video that captures the essence of autumn in the city. Kher shared how the beauty of nature brings him tranquility and insight. He conveyed his appreciation for the serene moments surrounded by such lovely landscapes. Details about the film remain under wraps for now.
Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty gives 1% of sales to mental health; what is the fund and how does it work?
Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty launched in 2020 alongside the fund. The initiative set a goal of mobilising $100 million over 10 years to support youth mental health. The model works in a very simple way. A portion of the brand's sales supports the fund. Meanwhile, donations from individuals, foundations and corporate partners provide additional funding.
Europe Rare Temple Discovery: 1,500-year-old marble carving of mother goddess & 3 nymphs found at ancient Bulgarian sanctuary
Archaeologists have discovered a rare marble carving of the ancient goddess Cybele alongside three nymphs at the Balak Dere archaeological site in southeastern Bulgaria. The temple, believed to have been used for pagan worship from the third century AD, was destroyed by fire around the middle of the fifth century. The discovery could offer new clues about ancient religious practices in the region.
In 1982, NASA engineer George Alcorn invented an imaging spectrometer designed to analyze high-energy sources
George Edward Alcorn's groundbreaking invention of the X-ray imaging spectrometer has revolutionized the field of space exploration, allowing for in-depth analysis of celestial phenomena. This innovative device merges imaging with energy detection, yielding essential data from various X-ray sources. His contributions significantly advanced astronomy, enabling detailed mapping of planetary surfaces and stellar charts. Recognized for his achievements, Alcorn was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2022.
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Anant Ambani watch collection: 5 ultra-luxury timepieces, their prices, and rare designs
Anant Ambani owns a distinctive watch collection. The collection includes several prestigious brands such as Patek Philippe and Richard Mille. Notable pieces include the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime and the Richard Mille RM 56-01 Green Sapphire. Each watch showcases intricate craftsmanship and advanced technology, appealing to collectors worldwide. Ambani's collection symbolizes the intersection of luxury, innovation, and artistry in modern timepieces.
Hunter Biden laptop controversy: What happened ahead of 2020 Presidential election? Why have FBI officials been charged?
Hunter Biden Laptop case: The case was filed less than two weeks before the November 3 elections via criminal complaint, which means prosecutors have not yet presented the allegations to a grand jury for an indictment.
Indian Army gets first batch of indigenous Nagastra-2 loitering munitions
The Indian Army has received a batch of indigenous loitering munitions, Nagastra-2, designed for operational effectiveness. These munitions can operate in GPS-denied environments and track moving targets with onboard vision systems. The Nagastra-2 successfully completed technical trials at Mahajan Field Firing Range in August. Equipped with advanced capabilities, these munitions enhance India's battlefield strike potential against armoured vehicles. The systems are notable for their precision engagement and anti-armour capacity.
Immigrants seeking US citizenship targeted in Trump administration's illegal voting crackdown
Federal authorities have charged several immigrants in California with voter fraud related to their citizenship applications. Many have been accused of lying on official forms or during interviews with immigration officials. The individuals facing charges include long-term legal residents who believed they were eligible to vote. These charges stem from a crackdown on alleged illegal voting as the midterm elections approach.
Sterlite Technologies Q2 Results: Profit surges 12,817% YoY to Rs 517 crore, revenue jumps 145%
Sterlite Technologies reported a 12,817% year-on-year jump in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 517 crore, while revenue surged 145% to a record Rs 2,529 crore. Strong demand for AI-ready digital infrastructure, improved margins and a one-time tariff refund gain supported performance, as its open order book reached Rs 35,274 crore.
Oil India discovers natural gas in Krishna Godavari Basin
Oil India Ltd has discovered natural gas in the previously unexplored Matsyapuri formation in the Krishna-Godavari Basin. The company said its Godavari-1 appraisal well, drilled in the shallow offshore KG Basin, encountered hydrocarbons at a depth of 2,024-2,027 metres.
November 2026 Angel Numbers: What 111, 222, 444 and 1111 Symbolise
November 2026 brings renewed interest in angel numbers, particularly 111, 222, 444 and 1111. In modern numerology, these sequences symbolise new beginnings, balance, stability and spiritual awareness. November 11, or 11/11, is also regarded by some spiritual communities as a day for setting intentions and reflecting on personal goals. Discover the commonly associated meanings of these repeating numbers, their interpretations for love and career, and practical ways to use them as prompts for reflection without treating them as guaranteed predictions.
NASA's 12-foot-wide satellite lost its radio signal in space; scientists still got the data they needed
A sphere launched by NASA in 1961 named Explorer 9 was made to measure how dense the air is above the Earth. Its radio beacon did not work, but scientists tracked the sphere through visual contact and got the desired data. This helped researchers understand how thin air affects satellites in orbit.
Nature's magic! Waterfall appears to emerge from sky; breathtaking video from giant Brazilian cave leaves viewers amazed
A video filmed inside Brazil’s Casa de Pedra cave has captured an unusual sight, with a waterfall appearing to pour straight out of a rainbow in the sky. The footage shows water falling from a crack in the rock above the cave entrance, while a colourful solar halo circles the Sun and another rainbow-like arc appears nearby. Located in Iporanga, Sao Paulo state, the cave is part of Alto Ribeira Tourist State Park and is known for its enormous entrance, which rises around 170 to 200 metres high. Here is how the cave’s setting, falling water and atmospheric optical effects create the striking illusion.
Corporates, politics, not just hand in Gov
Marco Rubio visited Jamnagar, showcasing the new dynamics of government-corporate relationships in a changing global landscape. Companies like Reliance benefit from interactions that blend trade, technology, and statecraft in today's world. The shift in globalisation signifies a need for cooperation between nations and multinational corporations. As trade policies evolve, strategic engagements are increasingly essential for market access and competitiveness.
Quote of the day by Stephen Levine: ‘The more control we exert, the harder our bellies become, the tighter our hearts…’ American author's powerful lesson on letting go
American poet and meditation teacher Stephen Levine believed that trying to control everything can leave us tense and unhappy. In an interview with Randy Peyser, he explained that conscious living means paying attention to the present with compassion. Levine also distinguished happiness from joy, calling the latter a birthright. His message encourages accepting uncertainty and living more fully instead of fighting what we cannot control.
Vivo V80 review: A capable camera phone, but does it justify its Rs 62,999 price tag?
Vivo's latest launch, the V80, is tailored for both photography lovers and general smartphone users, boasting a robust design, extended battery life, and a stunning AMOLED display ideal for media consumption. However, while it handles daily operations adequately, we would have preferred a more powerful processor
Global Market: Nokia Q3 profit beats estimates on AI demand, maintains 2026 outlook
Nokia reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter operating profit and revenue growth, driven by rising demand from AI and cloud customers. Order intake from these segments surged 118% year-on-year, while the company maintained its full-year financial outlook.
In 2018, Delaware dug about 1 million tons of rock from a shipping channel and put it underwater instead of discarding it; The new reefs became rich blue-mussel habitat
Delaware has successfully transformed dredged rock from a shipping channel into underwater habitats for marine species. This innovative approach supports the growth of blue mussels and enhances local ecosystems. The artificial reefs also contribute to recreational fishing and diving opportunities for the public. By recycling natural materials, the state has addressed habitat scarcity in soft-bottom marine environments. Overall, this initiative exemplifies effective environmental management through infrastructure projects.
Protests alone rarely resolve issues: Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat highlighted the inefficacy of protests in solving problems during his Vijayadashami speech. He cautioned against international forces that may exploit local issues to destabilize India. Bhagwat emphasized the importance of unity, stating that social issues can lead to division and conflict. He proposed that the government consider restricting information through OTT platforms to address substance abuse.
Invisible barriers
Cherrapunji is known for its extreme rainfall, while Shillong, just 54 km away, receives significantly less due to the topography of the Khasi Hills. This geographical contrast illustrates the influence of barriers on the experience of divine grace, akin to the way maya obscures our recognition of God’s presence in our lives.
3M expands Amazon data center partnership, shares gain
3M said it has issued a warrant to a wholly owned Amazon subsidiary, giving it the right to purchase up to 3.16 million 3M shares over the next seven years at $164.89 per share.
HFCL Q2 net profit jumps 448% to Rs 394 crore
Net profit surged 448.14% year-on-year to ₹394.22 crore from ₹71.92 crore a year ago, while revenue increased 143.62% to ₹2,541.79 crore from ₹1,043.34 crore. Sequentially, profit increased 60.49% from the previous month, and revenue rose 32.73%.
Nevada removed invasive blue tilapia from Moapa dace habitat from 2009 to 2012; the endangered fish later returned to an 868-meter stretch where it had vanished
Conservation efforts in Nevada have successfully removed invasive blue tilapia to protect the native Moapa dace fish. After targeted removal operations, Moapa dace have begun to recolonize areas where they were previously extinct. Habitat restoration included creating new streams to support the species' survival. Long-term recovery requires ongoing monitoring and preventing invasive species from re-entering ecosystems. These actions show that effective conservation goes beyond simply removing threats to native species.
HFCL Q2 Results: Profit zooms 448% YoY to Rs 394 crore; stock hits 5% upper circuit
HFCL reported a 448% year-on-year jump in Q2FY27 net profit to Rs 394 crore, compared with Rs 71.92 crore a year ago. Revenue surged 144% to Rs 2,542 crore, while EBITDA rose 224% to Rs 658 crore. EBITDA margin expanded 640 basis points to 25.89%. The optical fibre and AI beneficiary’s stock hit the 5% upper circuit at Rs 268.70 on the BSE and has gained nearly 300% so far this year.
Rare Queen Elizabeth II banknote among collection that raises £85,860 at Edinburgh charity shop auction
A rare banknote featuring a young Queen Elizabeth II was among nearly 160 lots of rare banknotes that raised £85,860 at auction after being donated to a British Heart Foundation charity shop in Edinburgh, Scotland. The collection included an extremely rare 1947 Iraqi 10 Dinars colour trial and a 1961 Saudi Arabian 100 Riyal specimen note. Specialist auction house Noonans sold the collection on October 14.
HFCL’s AI, data centre exposure drives Nuvama’s Buy call; target implies 56% upside
Nuvama has initiated coverage on HFCL with a ‘Buy’ rating and a target price of Rs 380, implying a 56% upside from its reference price of Rs 244. The brokerage expects the company’s shift towards telecom and networking products, along with rising demand from data centres and exports, to drive earnings growth.
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