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Alleged spy plot targeting CEO Jensen Huang raises questions about Nvidia's future
Jensen Huang has been synonymous with Nvidia since he co-founded it more than 30 years ago. The company now faces potential damage to its reputation and stock price, uncertainty over a possible successor and new scrutiny from shareholders and elected officials.
Anti-Sikh riots remain tragic and shameful chapter in country's history: Sonia Gandhi
Sonia Gandhi reflects on her memories of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots following Indira Gandhi's assassination. Rajiv Gandhi made national appeals for peace amidst the violence and chaos that ensued. Several commissions were established in hopes of delivering justice to the victims of the riots. Despite the government's efforts, justice has been slow and unsatisfactory for those affected.
Vanishing vessels and missing sailors: The Iran war's human cost at sea
Naveen Kumar's mother, V. Pandiselvi, has not heard from her son for over six months. Kumar and five other crew members disappeared while onboard Iran-linked cargo vessels in May. Families face emotional turmoil and financial stress amid the ongoing conflict affecting shipping routes. The Indian recruitment agency has failed to provide information about sailors’ repatriation or safety.
US: Senate advances sweeping energy legislation in first major action since midterm elections
The Senate voted 73-25 to formally take up the bill, which senators and the president have pushed as a way to meet growing demand for electricity and other forms of energy that now face yearslong delays in getting to the grid.
Delhi woman skips engineering, quits corporate job after 6 years to travel solo. How disappointing her parents helped her discover her independence. ‘Sorry, I am a terrible daughter’
Sonnell Jainn recounts her transformative path from a corporate job to a thriving content creator and solo traveler. Taking a bold step away from engineering, she faced initial disapproval from her parents. However, as they observed her achievements, their perspectives shifted. While challenges remain, there’s a growing mutual understanding as they navigate this new chapter of her life together.
The big sleep, a Diwali eye-closer: For someone who thinks sleeping is for losers, a 24-hr Kumbhakarnian stretch can be a magnificent snooze-fest
The author plans to sleep the entire day and night during Diwali festivities. They critique societal perceptions of sleep as unproductive and wasteful. The article references Kumbhakarna, a character known for his long sleep cycles. The author emphasizes the need to reevaluate the stigma surrounding oversleeping and its effects.
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JPMorgan stock (JPM) slides as Democrats plan probe into Jeffrey Epstein ties: Could bank executives face Senate scrutiny?
JPMorgan stock (JPM) today: JPMorgan stock fell 4% on Thursday after a report said Senate Democrats are planning to investigate the bank’s past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The proposed probe could examine decisions made by senior executives, including wealth management chief Mary Erdoes, as other major bank stocks also declined.
Shah Rukh Khan once saved his Dil Se co-actress from a near-fatal fall during shoot: ‘He grabbed the front of my jacket...’
Mita Vashisht recalled how Shah Rukh Khan saved her from a potentially fatal fall while shooting Dil Se in Dalhousie. The actress revealed that she nearly fell off a steep ridge because of slippery footwear, but Shah Rukh grabbed her jacket and pulled her back. She also remembered his warmth and protective nature.
Story TV parent Eloelo raises $80 million from Hornbill, NBCUniversal
The funding follows a surge in Story TV’s business, which has helped lift annualised collections more than tenfold to around $250 million over the past year, according to people familiar with the company. Eloelo said Story TV offers over 5,000 dramas in six languages, while its apps have more than 40 million monthly active users.
Danny Denzongpa's ₹40 crore business move: How the Agneepath actor expanded his Sikkim brewery empire to Assam to beat multi-millionaire Vijay Mallya's United Breweries in Northeast India
Danny Denzongpa, a renowned veteran of Bollywood known for his iconic villain roles, founded Yuksom Breweries in 1987 to generate local jobs in Sikkim. His venture into the brewing industry significantly grew, making him a well-respected entrepreneur. Balancing his career in film with his passion for Sikkim, Danny has chosen selective roles, with his latest being in the 2022 film Uunchai.
Second Arrow
Pain often arrives unexpectedly and can lead to additional suffering through negative thoughts and judgments. Buddhist teachings illustrate this concept, comparing pain to being struck by arrows. The first arrow symbolizes the initial pain, while the second represents the mental suffering that follows. Learning to recognize and manage these thoughts can reduce additional suffering significantly.
Will Jesus Owono be banned from football after tragic death of Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel? What punishment could he face?
Owono rushed out his goal to challenge Jesus de Miguel for a long ball. The goalkeeper's raised led struck Jesus de Miguel during the challenge. He suffered a cardiac arrest after the collision and received emergency medical attention on the pitch. He was taken to hospital and was initially described as stable. But, Tenerife confirmed his death on Tuesday morning.
US midterm elections: Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed faces fallout as Haley Stevens backs Mike Rogers
Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Michigan Democrats are working to mobilize voters before the midterms. The political landscape shifted significantly when Rep. Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers, leading to her expulsion from the Democratic Party. This decision has angered many Democratic supporters, who feel betrayed by Stevens' actions. El-Sayed is urging voters to prioritize turnout and maintain focus on the election.
The Master And Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
On a warm evening in Moscow, two men arrived at Patriarch's Ponds as daylight faded. Mikhail Alexandrovich Berlioz, an editor, and Ivan Nikolayevich Ponyryov, a poet, found the area deserted. They approached a refreshment stand that offered beer and cold drinks. Surprisingly, there was no one else around as they walked along the tree-lined path.
Binance hack raises crypto security fears: Why are Strategy and Bitmine still buying Bitcoin (BTC USD) and Ethereum (ETH USD)? What did Michael Saylor and Tom Lee say
Strategy purchased 811 BTC USD worth more than $65 million, its largest acquisition since late September, while Bitmine added $19 million in ETH USD. The buying came as the crypto industry faced renewed security concerns following the massive Binance hack, with Bitmine chairman Tom Lee arguing that the market’s relatively muted reaction was “very constructive.”
Elon Musk vs Sam Altman: After OpenAI CEO questions people's RAM usage at home, Musk defends ordinary users with a meme
Elon Musk has taken a dig at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman after the latter questioned why people keep large amounts of RAM in their personal computers when the limited memory supply could be used more efficiently by AI data centres. Sharing a meme on X, Musk defended ordinary consumers. The exchange comes amid a global memory shortage that is driving up prices of PCs, smartphones and other electronic devices.
Lionel Messi’s playbook for investors: Heavy lifting, patience, planning, consistency, and teamwork
A young Messi relied on explosive speed and amazing dribbling to beat defenders. As he grew older, he used experience, positioning and passing to influence matches. He remained exceptional because he adapted. Investors must adopt a similar transition.
'We do it even better': Trump says US outperforms China, Russia in spy operations ahead of midterms
During a recent campaign rally in Iowa, Trump emphasized that the US also spies on China and Russia. He reassured attendees that the US performs these operations more effectively than its adversaries. This statement coincided with recent scrutiny of Chinese intelligence efforts targeting US military personnel. Two Chinese nationals had recently received prison sentences for acting as agents of the Chinese government in the US.
75,000-year-old Neanderthal fed soft food before murdered with a sharp spear in a possible ‘heart shot’, Cambridge study finds
Researchers found evidence that a Neanderthal named Shanidar A may have been deliberately killed by a spear. The discovery suggests early instances of lethal conflict among Neanderthals in Iraq's Shanidar Cave. A circular hole in the scapula indicates a violent death likely aimed at the heart. Prior to this fatal injury, Shanidar A showed signs of care after suffering a severe facial trauma.
Dead-End Job ending explained: What is the deadly truth behind Spider Staffing Agency? Who is Eum Yeon-joo, the enigmatic beauty? Toxic jobs get supernatural twist in Netflix’s new Korean drama
Work can sometimes kill you. Literally. This is the theme of the new Netflix Korean supernatural drama Dead End Job, where an out-of-his-luck man, Hyuk-jun, thinks he has found the solution to his financial woes after he lands a high-paying part-time job. However, as the story progresses, he finds out that not all that glitters is gold….
'I continue to think about my victim’s family': Christa Pike breaks silence for the first time after surviving a botched execution, says she is in constant pain
Christa Pike recently opened up about her harrowing experience of surviving a lethal injection in 2026. Struggling with relentless pain and feelings of deep isolation, she condemned prison officials for breaching her prior settlement concerning her living conditions. Pike's legal team is urgently seeking court intervention due to her ongoing solitary confinement, highlighting critical issues surrounding inmate rights and the treatment of prisoners.
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen expresses shock over alleged violence at Jadavpur University
Amartya Sen expressed his distress regarding recent political violence at Jadavpur University in Kolkata. He emphasized the need for protection against such unrest affecting students on campuses. Clashes and vandalism reportedly occurred involving right-wing groups and individuals from Left-affiliated organizations. West Bengal's Chief Minister participated in a saffron march to support the university's right-wing student body. Sen's message was delivered during a meeting of the JU Global Alumni Association.
Defeated presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro and his family land in Miami after fleeing Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in Miami alongside his family after fleeing Brazil following his election defeat. He traveled through Argentina and Ecuador before landing in Florida. Bolsonaro accused President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of electoral fraud and persecution in a statement on X. Brazil's Supreme Court has been investigating him for corruption and money laundering.
'Ergonomically terrible': Steve Jobs said hands-off, Apple says hands-on with its first touchscreen laptops
Apple CEO John Ternus unveiled the company’s first touchscreen MacBooks, reversing a long-standing stance against the technology. The move comes as Apple expands its product lineup ahead of the holiday shopping season, despite earlier objections from Steve Jobs and Tim Cook.
Apple Pro and Tell: How much will the first touchscreen MacBook Pro cost in the US, UK and Canada?
Apple Pro and Tell: Apple has launched its first touchscreen MacBook Pro at the “Pro and Tell” event, with US prices starting at $2,899. Apple has opened preorders for the new touchscreen MacBook Pro models, with availability scheduled to begin on November 6 Here's what buyers in the US, UK and Canada need to know about pricing, new features and availability.
Apple set to unveil first touchscreen MacBooks, ending years of resistance to the technology
Apple is preparing to introduce its first touchscreen MacBooks, reflecting a shift in consumer demands for laptop technology. The company's previous resistance to touchscreens has changed as consumer preferences have evolved. Analysts suggest that this change is a necessary response to market trends and expectations. Recent product launches, such as the folding iPhone and upgraded MacBook Pro, aim to enhance consumer experience.
Lula's re-election revives Brazil-US tensions
US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the legitimacy of elections won by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. This remark occurs after Lula secured a fourth presidential term, potentially amplifying tensions between the two leaders. Despite their disagreements, both countries maintain significant economic ties and shared strategic interests. Trump seeks to distance Brazil from China while addressing inflation issues through Brazilian trade.
"Shows why he was a lousy president": Trump hits back at Obama over 'Cheesecake Factory' jibe
Donald Trump responded to Barack Obama's critique of White House renovations during an election rally in Ohio. Obama compared Trump's renovation choices to a Cheesecake Factory designed by former Iraq President Saddam Hussein. Trump claimed the White House had been neglected by past administrations and asserted that extensive repairs were necessary. He emphasised the importance of maintaining the White House as a symbol of America and its proper vision.
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