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Low vitamin C intake during pregnancy linked with negative emotions in infants: Study
Mothers with lower vitamin C intake during pregnancy were more likely to have fussy infants at six months. Supplemental vitamin C intake can mediate these negative emotions and support healthy brain development. The study analyzed data from over 300 pregnant women, focusing on nutrition and maternal mental health. Researchers suggest that this nutritional change is easily modifiable and can benefit families significantly.
Digital recruitment is creating a new cybersecurity risk for employers
Online hiring has made it easier for companies to reach candidates across locations, but it has also exposed recruitment processes to identity fraud, manipulated assessments and misuse of personal information. HR teams are increasingly responsible for protecting the integrity and security of the hiring process.
Virat Kohli's Gurgaon House: Inside his lavish ₹80,00,00,000 bungalow in DLF Phase 1 featuring a private swimming pool, gym, spacious balconies, marble flooring and luxurious interiors
Virat Kohli celebrates his birthday on November 5th while competing in the ODI series against New Zealand. His stunning residence in Gurgaon’s DLF Phase 1 is valued at approximately 80 crores. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, this modern bungalow features luxurious interiors, a swimming pool, expansive glass windows, and beautifully landscaped outdoor areas, providing both comfort and privacy for the cricket star.
ETMarkets Smart Talk| FDs, government bonds or debt mutual funds: How should investors choose in today's market?
In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, we speak with Siddharth Chaudhary, Head – Fixed Income, Bajaj Asset Management Limited, who shares his outlook on interest rates, bond yields and liquidity, and explains how investors can navigate the changing fixed-income landscape while balancing returns, risk and liquidity needs.
India’s cooling systems face Europe-style cyber risks, say experts
The concerns follow cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, with stores in Sweden, Belgium, Estonia, the Netherlands, Finland and Luxembourg reporting disruptions. Attackers reportedly manipulated refrigeration controls, raising freezer temperatures and switching equipment into defrost mode, forcing stores to discard food stocks. The incidents follow similar attacks on hundreds of supermarkets in France in October.
Horoscope Today, November 4, 2026: Aries Must Stay Calm, Taurus Checks Money Matters, Gemini Finds the Right Words
Today, the Moon continues its journey through Leo alongside Ketu and Jupiter. This energy highlights creative thinking, domestic stability, and effective communication. Planetary positions urge you to double-check money matters, bills, and promises before spending. Stay calm at home and at work, and focus on steady progress rather than rushing.
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Manipur govt may declare armed groups involved in civilian violence unlawful: CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh said the state Cabinet may consider declaring armed groups unlawful if their involvement in violence against civilians is established. He directed security agencies to identify groups suspected of involvement in recent violence, submit detailed reports and initiate necessary action under the UAPA.
Why are supermarket fridges connected to the internet, and how are hackers exploiting them?
Recent cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems in Belgium and France have exposed significant vulnerabilities. Around 40 Delhaize supermarkets and several others lost food worth about €100,000 due to the incidents. Researchers found nearly 13,000 vulnerable refrigeration management services accessible online across various countries. Many of these systems have outdated security measures, which increases the risks of unauthorized access.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Bond markets have priced in nearly four rate hikes. Where should investors invest now?
In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Piyush Barawal, Director and Senior Fund Manager at WhiteOak Capital, shares his outlook on interest rates and bond yields and explains why the two- to four-year segment of the yield curve could offer an attractive opportunity.
Who was Matt Wright? Ellen DeGeneres breaks down over death of her former Executive Producer
Ellen DeGeneres is grieving the loss of her longtime producer Matt Wright, who passed away recently. Wright contributed significantly to The Ellen DeGeneres Show for over 15 years as an executive producer. His family created a GoFundMe to help cover costs for funeral arrangements and a memorial service. DeGeneres remarked on his bond with Stephen tWitch Boss, who died in December 2022.
'Save yourself': Japan launches new disaster agency, urges citizens to stockpile food and water for seven days
Japan has urged its citizens to stockpile food and water in preparation for potential natural disasters. The government emphasizes individual preparedness due to possible delays in emergency services. Authorities recommend maintaining at least three days' worth of supplies, ideally extending this to one week. The new Disaster Prevention Agency will coordinate disaster management efforts nationwide, focusing on earthquake risks and other emergencies.
'New Cold War'? Supermarket freezers hacked in six European countries, food worth millions spoiled. Who's behind it?
A wave of cyberattacks has struck supermarket refrigeration systems across several European nations, including Belgium, Sweden, Luxembourg, and Estonia, raising serious food safety alarms. These breaches allowed unauthorized access to cooling units, causing hazardous temperature increases that threaten product integrity. Experts are voicing concerns about the rising risks associated with connected technologies, while investigators work diligently to pinpoint the perpetrators and safeguard against future breaches.
'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.
Smart fridge, security camera, video doorbell, router, car, thermostat: Everyday devices hackers can exploit and how to protect them
Cyberattacks involving supermarket refrigerators and freezers have raised concerns about the security of everyday internet-connected devices. From smart appliances and security cameras to routers, thermostats and connected cars, several products could be vulnerable to hacking. Here is what cybercriminals could do after accessing these devices and the precautions users can take to protect themselves.
Life insurance bought under MWP Act: Why it matters and how it can ensure greater protection for your family
Cutting through money jargon, one topic at a time. This week, Preeti Kulkarni explains how the MWP Act can ensure greater protection for your family.
Playing in mud vs solving maths at 3: Indian man in Norway questions academic pressure on children in India
Vinod, an Indian man living in Norway, highlights the differences in child development and education between India and Norway. Norwegian children learn through exploration and problem-solving, enjoying outdoor activities without pressure. In contrast, Indian children face early academic demands and competitive pressures. This raises concerns about the long-term impact on their self-worth and happiness. Vinod suggests the need to balance educational goals with children's natural curiosity and development.
After Louvre heist and string of thefts, Europe's smaller museums are on guard
A recent theft at the Fondazione Magnani Rocca museum resulted in €9 million worth of stolen artworks. The incident reflects a broader trend of increasing thefts at smaller museums across Europe. Research indicates that many cultural institutions lack adequate security and emergency plans to combat such threats. Authorities are taking measures to improve security, including investing in technology and surveillance.
Did Lady Gaga ever live in New York City penthouse listed for $6.995 million?
A New York City penthouse in the historic Hit Factory building has been listed on the market for $6.995 million. The 3,700 square foot duplex has been reported to be a onetime home of Lady Gaga, as per several media reports. But the pop star may not have ever lived at the apartment, another report claimed. The three bedroom condominium is located in Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan.
CCI approves Adani acquisition of Intellismart
Adani Energy Solutions has received approval to acquire IntelliSmart Infrastructure, establishing a major presence in smart meters. This acquisition will help expand the Adani Group's operations in digital grid modernization efforts. The Competition Commission of India also approved other significant acquisitions in various sectors, highlighting ongoing consolidation in the market. Notable approvals include investments in telecom and quick-service restaurants, enhancing industry efficiency.
Adani Energy Solutions gets CCI approval for Rs 3,050-crore IntelliSmart acquisition
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved Adani Energy Solutions' Rs 3,050-crore acquisition of IntelliSmart Infrastructure. The transaction involves acquiring 100% of IntelliSmart's equity from NIIF and EESL, along with the redemption of optionally convertible debentures held by NIIF, expanding AESL's presence in the smart metering business.
'Height of insanity:' Trump ends VA mortgage rescue program; 15,000 veterans face higher payments, 700 see $1,000 hike
After the discontinuation of the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase program, many veterans are encountering significantly higher mortgage payments. Over 15,000 veterans have experienced payment increases of at least $150 due to loan modifications. More than 700 veterans have reported payment hikes exceeding $1,000 monthly, creating financial distress. The decision to end the program has left veterans with fewer options to manage their mortgages.
Meet Jamie Siminoff, who spent his last $20,000 on a Shark Tank pitch but got rejected; how he went on to sell Ring to Amazon for $1 billion; know his career journey
Siminoff appeared on reality show Shark Tank in 2013 to seek funding for Doorbot. He asked investors for $700,000 in exchange for a 10% stake, valuing the company at $7 million. He presented Doorbot as an ID system for doorbells. During the pitch, he said the company had generated approximately $1 million in business during its first nine months. Each unit was priced at $199.
Nvidia's web of AI bets: smart strategy or bubble risk?
Nvidia's $3 billion investment in Meta's share sale, announced Tuesday, is the latest addition to a portfolio of stakes, loans and guarantees that has made the chip giant what some analysts describe as the central bank of the artificial intelligence boom. Nvidia also has around $36 billion in cloud backstops and a guarantee of up to $105 billion linked to an OpenAI data center, according to US media.
Fintechs to lay out a code for technology vendors amid rising cyberthreats and security risks
Unified Fintech Forum is developing a framework to encourage best practices among technology service providers. This initiative aims to improve cybersecurity preparedness and operational resilience in the fintech sector. Banks and fintech companies increasingly rely on third-party vendors for various services and their failures can impact regulated entities. Registration with the Forum may provide these vendors with preference during selection by financial institutions.
Crypto exchange HTX barred from promoting services in UK
Regulators and authorities around the world have for years warned that nascent crypto markets - which are generally less regulated than mainstream financial markets - present risks to investors.
IIT Kharagpur and Absolute launch Smart Scout AI project for soybean farming
Absolute and IIT Kharagpur are developing an early warning system for soybean farmers to minimize crop losses. The Smart Scout project aims to detect lodging risks, assess damage, and estimate yields using artificial intelligence. This initiative is part of the Quad-backed AI-ENGAGE program focusing on agricultural innovations. Pilot trials will be conducted across major soybean-growing states in India over the next three years.
AI can perform the work of 10 people, says Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu, warns of headcount impact
Sridhar Vembu, the visionary behind Zoho, raises alarms regarding the transformative role of AI on computer-related jobs. He posits that one AI-empowered individual might outperform several workers. While acknowledging impending job cuts, he is optimistic about fresh opportunities opening across different sectors. Vembu also points out the soaring costs tied to AI technologies, urging companies to pivot swiftly.
Amazon unveils new lineup of Alexa devices including redesigned Echo Show
Amazon.com on Wednesday unveiled five new Alexa-powered devices including a redesigned Echo Show 16 smart display and a photo frame with built-in Alexa, as it pushes its latest
SIFs offer a middle ground between arbitrage and equity risk: AlphaGrep MF CEO Bhautik Ambani
With investors caught between low-risk arbitrage funds and high-risk equity, PMS and AIF products, AlphaGrep Mutual Fund is positioning its Eminence Hybrid Long-Short Fund as a middle-ground allocation. The strategy combines market neutral and relative value approaches, special situations, options, arbitrage and fixed income to pursue diversified returns without relying entirely on the direction of the equity market.
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