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SS United States sinks today: Live stream time, location, 45-minute operation explained as historic ship carrying presidents and Hollywood stars becomes world's largest artificial reef
SS United States sinking today: The historic SS United States is set to sink off Florida's Gulf Coast on November 11, becoming the world's largest artificial reef. The 990-foot ocean liner, which once carried presidents and Hollywood stars, will be lowered beneath the water in a controlled 45-minute operation.
ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC – Part 84: Can rising demand for decorative features drive this auto ancillary's growth?
A car can change its engine and still look almost the same. It can also keep the same engine and look so different that buyers happily pay more for it. That is the peculiar corner of the automobile industry this story explores. For one listed supplier, the shift to EVs may be less threatening than it sounds. The bigger question is whether changing consumer preferences can help it build a more valuable business.
Jensen Huang is bigger than Nvidia — and it’s a problem
Nvidia has initiated an investigation regarding CEO Jensen Huang after acknowledgment of a romantic involvement with a Chinese spy. This revelation has raised questions about the company's future stability and ongoing projects. Investors are apprehensive about key-person risk due to Huang's significant influence on Nvidia’s operations and strategy.
NASA job applications: $164,395 salary for astronaut posts as selected candidates can live on Moon and Mars; check direct link, eligibility and deadline
NASA astronaut applications: NASA has opened applications for its next astronaut class, with selected candidates potentially getting the opportunity to live and work on a future Moon base and participate in missions to Mars. Here's a look at the $164,395 annual salary, eligibility criteria, application requirements and December 3 deadline.
Time to be contrarian? Are analysts behind the curve? 5 stocks from two segments of the oil and gas space
The tensions that drove oil higher are still lurking under the surface. A single statement, or a single strike, and they can surface again within days. Another round of trouble cannot be entirely ruled out. And if it comes and oil climbs again, much of the contrarian case we are making weakens with it. So the improvement is real, but it is not yet fully safe.
Group health insurance claims: 5 common claim deductions and disputes employees should know about
Most group plans cover pre-existing diseases from day one, and individual employees are not medically underwritten. Barring a few exceptions, disputes are rarely about whether a claim is admissible. They are mostly about deductions.
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Scorpio New Moon 2026 Today, November 9: What to Manifest, What to Release and Which Zodiac Signs Will Feel Its Impact
The Scorpio New Moon takes place today, November 9, 2026, encouraging emotional healing, inner transformation and meaningful new beginnings. Discover what to manifest, what to release, powerful New Moon rituals and which zodiac signs may feel its astrological impact most strongly.
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.
These mid-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and upside potential of up to 28%, according to analysts
Global markets on Wednesday celebrated the outcome of the US mid-term election as well as a sharp drop in oil prices. Oil prices, which at the end of last week were at about $118 to the barrel, are now under $95. The hope clearly is that Democrat control of both chambers of the US Congress will pressure the Trump administration to pursue a diplomatic end to the conflict with Iran in the Gulf.
IND vs NZ: Young pace unit, peerless Kohli script impressive win in 1st ODI
India secured a comfortable victory over New Zealand in the first ODI held in Auckland. Virat Kohli played a key role by scoring 74 runs, which paved the way for the win. A young Indian pace attack excelled, dismissing New Zealand for just 185 runs in 40.2 overs. Kohli's performance included several boundaries, showcasing his skill and control throughout the innings.
NZ vs IND, 1st ODI: Arshdeep joins Srinath, Shami in elite list after four-fer at Auckland
Arshdeep Singh became the third Indian fast bowler to take four wickets in New Zealand's ODIs. He took 4 wickets for 70 runs in the first match against New Zealand. Following his performance, New Zealand was restricted to 185 runs by the Indian bowlers. Gurnoor Brar and Anshul Kamboj also contributed with three and two wickets, respectively.
Viral video shows LPG cylinder catching fire during delivery; 5 safety measures to follow at home
In a startling incident caught on video in Bengaluru, an LPG cylinder ignited unexpectedly after a delivery agent opened its seal. The agent's attempt to put out the flames with water left the outcome in doubt. This event highlights the urgent need for proper LPG cylinder handling and storage protocols. Regular inspections and appropriate ventilation are vital, and households should be well-versed in emergency procedures for gas leak scenarios.
SC notices to Centre, Assam on Oil India plea on rejection of drilling proposal at national park
The Supreme Court has requested responses from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas regarding Oil India's proposal. This proposal involves hydrocarbon extraction through Extended Reach Drilling beneath Dibru-Saikhowa National Park. Oil India claims that the drilling will not harm the park's ecosystem while addressing energy needs.
Northern Lights could brighten Halloween weekend in US: Could your state get a glimpse?
Northern Lights could become visible across parts of the northern United States during Halloween weekend. NOAA’s October 30 forecast predicts minor geomagnetic storm conditions, with Friday evening offering a potential viewing window.
In 2004, San Jose used 1,000 tons of shredded waste tires beneath 2,000 feet of light-rail track; the unusual layer reportedly reduced vibration and saved over $1 million
The use of shredded tires as a base for light rail tracks offers a cost-effective solution for reducing noise. Many transit authorities have successfully implemented this method, leading to significant savings in construction costs. Additionally, using shredded tires prevents tires from ending up in landfills where they can pose environmental hazards. Despite successful trials, this method remains underutilized in many US transit expansions.
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.
Research: How AI Agents Broaden the Scope of Knowledge Work
AI agents don’t just speed up knowledge work; they change its nature. In a field study of Perplexity’s conversational assistant and autonomous agent, researchers found that not only did the agent perform more autonomous work, cut task time, lowered cost, and left users more satisfied, but it also expanded the scope of work people attempted—crossing occupational boundaries, tackling more complex, multi-step projects, and generating tasks that rarely appeared with a standard assistant. As workers shift from operators to supervisors, leaders must redesign roles, workflows, and oversight to harness agents’ potential while governing their expanded autonomy.
Wall Street is showing fear at 32 on the Fear and Greed index: Is a US recession getting closer and what should investors do?
Wall Street investors are becoming cautious after a strong period of stock market gains. The Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 32, placing it in the fear zone. The S&P 500 is around 2% below its recent high, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq Composite are down roughly 3% and 5%, respectively, from their peaks earlier this year.
NASA sent two wooden capsules to the Moon in 1962, but they missed and may still be orbiting the Sun today
NASA’s Ranger 3 and Ranger 5 carried seismometer capsules inside 65-centimetre balsa-wood spheres meant to survive a Moon impact. Both missed the Moon in 1962 and entered solar orbit. The missions reveal an unusual piece of early space race engineering, and show how failed spacecraft can still return useful scientific data.
Who is Eric Swalwell and what did he do?Why did billionaire Stephen Cloobeck let him stay at his California mansion before the FBI raid?
Eric Swalwell is facing serious allegations of sexual misconduct, leading to the FBI's recent raid. The operation targeted billionaire Stephen Cloobeck's mansion, who previously supported Swalwell during his campaign. After allegations surfaced, Cloobeck ended his association with Swalwell and expressed his disappointment. Swalwell has denied any wrongdoing while the investigation continues to unfold with multiple women coming forward.
Why corporate reskilling needs to move beyond training courses
Companies are spending more on employee training as job requirements change, but course completion alone cannot prepare a workforce for new ways of working. Reskilling is becoming a business priority that affects job design, internal mobility, productivity, and how organisations develop talent.
India’s ₹1 lakh crore club stocks hit hard by FII exit. Have bluechips lost their growth engines?
India's largest corporations are experiencing a notable drop in foreign institutional investor stakes, raising concerns about their growth trajectory. This trend has adversely affected numerous large-cap stocks over recent months. Analysts suggest a shift in focus towards emerging sectors is critical for revitalizing foreign investments, as many companies now appear more like consistent cash flow generators than true growth catalysts.
The war bump is a false victory for S&P 500 profits
The commentary argues that strong S&P 500 earnings growth is narrowly concentrated in AI-linked companies and sectors benefiting from the Iran war, including energy, defence and materials. It warns that higher fuel prices, inflation and borrowing costs could weaken consumer demand, while heavy dependence on the AI boom leaves the market vulnerable if investment returns disappoint.
Sat Sovereign, Not Satrapi: Why India can't get locked in with one side in satcom battle
Elon Musk argues that Starlink can benefit underserved rural areas of India through improved connectivity. The ongoing debate surrounding satellite communications in India is focused on pricing and market control. Countries are competing for access to low-Earth orbit frequencies and altitudes, which are limited resources. India has an opportunity to create a non-aligned satcom policy to ensure equitable access.
Warren Buffett on bearish markets: One habit decides whether you come out richer or poorer
He put the four worst collapses in his own share price into a table, with the dates and the drops. Nearly 60% once, around half three more times, all of it inside the best long-run record anybody has produced in public markets. He did not print it to confess. He printed it to make one argument, and it is the argument most investors hear only after the damage is done. Then he turns the same idea upside down.
Apple iPhone Duo review: Five days with Apple's first foldable is it worth Rs 3 lakh?
Apple iPhone Duo review after five days of use examines whether Apple's first foldable smartphone justifies its starting price of Rs 2,99,900. The device impresses with its premium build, vibrant displays, smooth performance and excellent battery life, which can last up to two days with light usage. However, third-party app optimisation needs improvement, multitasking remains limited, and the absence of a dedicated telephoto camera is a drawback. While the iPhone Duo offers an enjoyable foldable experience, it is best suited to buyers who can comfortably afford its price and genuinely need a larger display.
Bears control sentiment. Structural changes control growth. 5 stocks from the water management space
There is little doubt that the market is facing some fierce headwinds. But remember this: A headwind, however fierce, can only do two things. It can knock share prices down, and it can frighten investors. What it cannot do is stop or slow a structural change that is already underway in the real economy.
Only 2.3% of wealthy family businesses are ready for succession. What’s holding them back?
Julius Baer–EY’s Family Barometer Report 2026 shows that 65.9% of families believe the next generation is not yet ready, while emotional attachment, informal decision-making and weak family governance continue to complicate the transition. For India’s business families, the hardest part may not be transferring ownership—but preparing the family to decide what comes next.
'That machine did exactly what he designed it to do': Stockton Rush's old friend claims OceanGate CEO wanted to die at Titanic wreck and murdered four wealthy people doing it
Stockton Rush, the CEO of OceanGate, met a tragic fate during a dive to the Titanic wreck when the Titan submersible imploded. According to his friend Karl Stanley, Rush was eager to weave his own narrative into Titanic's legendary history, chasing fame. The US Coast Guard's investigation found that operational failures led to the disaster, while negligence on Rush's part was implicated in the loss of four lives.
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