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    India-New Zealand FTA brings in new work visas and longer post-study rights for Indians

    The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement introduces new work visa options for Indian professionals and students. Indian PhD graduates can enjoy extended post-study work rights of up to four years after their studies. A working holiday scheme is also be created for young Indian citizens aged 18 to 30.

    At 12, he took a $500 loan in North Carolina; how a Hawaii trip inspired his six-figure swimwear brand Coastal Cool

    A North Carolina teenager turned a $500 loan from his parents into a six-figure sustainable swimwear business. Holden Bierman, now 19, launched his entrepreneurial journey at 12 after a family trip to Hawaii sparked an idea. He taught himself e-commerce through online resources and eventually built Coastal Cool, a beachwear brand that also aims to tackle plastic pollution.

    Guinness look of Zuckerberg recorded

    Mark Zuckerberg recently appeared on a podcast where he attempted to drink a pint of Guinness. His efforts to seem cool were met with amusement from an online audience. The article discusses how trying to be cool often leads to embarrassment rather than authenticity. It suggests that embracing one's natural self is more advantageous.

    A watermelon spill can vanish as it dries, then quietly come back yellow or brown; washing it early stops the hidden stain from oxidizing into a lasting mark

    Though watermelon juice stains may seem like they’ve vanished, they can oxidize over time, leading to visible marks. It’s crucial to act swiftly to avert these stains from embedding into fabric. Use cold water and steer clear of heat for the best results. When cleaning, avoid bar soap as it can complicate tannin stains. For any dried stains, oxygen-based bleach works wonders, fading them better than typical detergents.

    Trump’s AI liability push opens blame game for models gone rogue

    Holding AI developers financially responsible for the safety of their products has won support from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and former White House AI czar David Sacks, who argue that existing liability laws would be more effective than new rules.

    Word of the Day October 3: What does novelty mean? Definition, origin and usage explained

    Today’s Word of the Day: Novelty refers to something new, unusual or different that attracts interest because it is unfamiliar. The noun can describe the quality of being fresh as well as an object or experience valued for its unusual nature. The word is also commonly used in the phrase “the novelty wore off” when excitement over something new gradually fades.

    The Economic Times
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