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US Envoy Advised Russia On How To Pitch Ukraine Plan To Trump: Report
US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, fresh from the triumph of the Gaza peace deal, held a phone call last month with a senior Kremlin official to suggest they work together on a similar plan for Ukraine - and that Vladimir Putin should raise it with
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Apple Cuts Jobs Across Sales Team
Apple has cut dozens of jobs across its sales organization as it looks to streamline how it offers products to businesses, schools and governments, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Trump Plan Targets Florida, California For Coastal Oil Drilling
The Trump administration is proposing to open new areas off of California, Florida and Alaska to crude drilling as part of a draft blueprint released Thursday that would dramatically expand the sale of oil and natural gas rights.
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Lloyds Ex-CEO Lost Rs 150 Crore Job After Office Romance
American International Group Inc.'s announcement last week that it was parting ways with incoming President John Neal stunned insurance industry observers and raised questions about what caused the veteran executive to lose a $17 million job.
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Infant Botulism Cases On Rise In US With Recalled Formula Still On Shelves
The number of babies who have been hospitalised since earlier this year with suspected or confirmed botulism linked to a recall of the infant formula swelled to 31 on Wednesday, according to US health officials.
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Trump's Green Light Of F-35s For Saudi Arabia Is Only The Beginning
President Donald Trump quipped that it would just take just one day for the US to approve the billions in advanced fighter jets, tanks and other weapons that Saudi Arabia's crown prince has pledged to buy. The process is a bit more complicated.
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US To Buy 10 Nuclear Reactors Using Japan's $550 Billion Pledge
The US government plans to buy and own as many as 10 new, large nuclear reactors that could be paid for using Japan's $550 billion funding pledge, part of a push to meet surging demand for electricity.
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Matrimonial Website Shaadi Plans IPO
People Interactive India Pvt., operator of the popular local marriage matchmaking service Shaadi.com, is preparing for an initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Opinion | Will Pakistan Regret Letting The Army Back At The Centre Of Power?
It's usually easy to know when a country has fallen to military dictatorship. Tanks on the streets, uniforms in gilded palaces, the political class interned en masse. Sometimes, however, the takeover is more subtle, more insidious.
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Billionaire Family Turns India's Gold Obsession Into A Fortune
The practice of using gold as collateral for loans dates back centuries. Long before the Muthoots set up shop, small jewelers would offer cash to help clients get through rough patches.
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What Trump Quitting The Energy Transition Means For The World
The world has reached a hinge moment in the energy transition. Leaps in technology are making it possible to cut emissions faster and more cheaply than ever. At the same time, US President Donald Trump is reversing efforts to decarbonise the world's
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"Quiet, Piggy" To "Terrible Reporter": Trump Hits Out At Women Journalists
Donald Trump ripped into a reporter from the US network ABC News on Tuesday, just days after calling another woman journalist "piggy" after she asked a question related to the convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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US Is Creating Priority Visa System For Football World Cup, Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said the US is creating a priority visa system for 2026 FIFA World Cup ticket holders, an effort to handle the large number of visitors expected for the soccer event.
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Explained: How Amnesia Is Turning Asia's Tyrants Into Heroes
Indonesia's decision to honor former dictator Suharto as a hero is a stark reminder that authoritarianism's appeal endures in Southeast Asia.
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Microsoft, Facing Conservative Pressure, Disavows Religion Bias
Microsoft Corp. signed an agreement to put to rest accusations that it used a litmus test to deny software discounts to conservative faith-based groups.
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US Envoy Advised Russia On How To Pitch Ukraine Plan To Trump: Report
US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, fresh from the triumph of the Gaza peace deal, held a phone call last month with a senior Kremlin official to suggest they work together on a similar plan for Ukraine - and that Vladimir Putin should raise it with
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Apple Cuts Jobs Across Sales Team
Apple has cut dozens of jobs across its sales organization as it looks to streamline how it offers products to businesses, schools and governments, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Trump Plan Targets Florida, California For Coastal Oil Drilling
The Trump administration is proposing to open new areas off of California, Florida and Alaska to crude drilling as part of a draft blueprint released Thursday that would dramatically expand the sale of oil and natural gas rights.
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Lloyds Ex-CEO Lost Rs 150 Crore Job After Office Romance
American International Group Inc.'s announcement last week that it was parting ways with incoming President John Neal stunned insurance industry observers and raised questions about what caused the veteran executive to lose a $17 million job.
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Infant Botulism Cases On Rise In US With Recalled Formula Still On Shelves
The number of babies who have been hospitalised since earlier this year with suspected or confirmed botulism linked to a recall of the infant formula swelled to 31 on Wednesday, according to US health officials.
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Trump's Green Light Of F-35s For Saudi Arabia Is Only The Beginning
President Donald Trump quipped that it would just take just one day for the US to approve the billions in advanced fighter jets, tanks and other weapons that Saudi Arabia's crown prince has pledged to buy. The process is a bit more complicated.
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US To Buy 10 Nuclear Reactors Using Japan's $550 Billion Pledge
The US government plans to buy and own as many as 10 new, large nuclear reactors that could be paid for using Japan's $550 billion funding pledge, part of a push to meet surging demand for electricity.
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Matrimonial Website Shaadi Plans IPO
People Interactive India Pvt., operator of the popular local marriage matchmaking service Shaadi.com, is preparing for an initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Opinion | Will Pakistan Regret Letting The Army Back At The Centre Of Power?
It's usually easy to know when a country has fallen to military dictatorship. Tanks on the streets, uniforms in gilded palaces, the political class interned en masse. Sometimes, however, the takeover is more subtle, more insidious.
-
Billionaire Family Turns India's Gold Obsession Into A Fortune
The practice of using gold as collateral for loans dates back centuries. Long before the Muthoots set up shop, small jewelers would offer cash to help clients get through rough patches.
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What Trump Quitting The Energy Transition Means For The World
The world has reached a hinge moment in the energy transition. Leaps in technology are making it possible to cut emissions faster and more cheaply than ever. At the same time, US President Donald Trump is reversing efforts to decarbonise the world's
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"Quiet, Piggy" To "Terrible Reporter": Trump Hits Out At Women Journalists
Donald Trump ripped into a reporter from the US network ABC News on Tuesday, just days after calling another woman journalist "piggy" after she asked a question related to the convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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US Is Creating Priority Visa System For Football World Cup, Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump said the US is creating a priority visa system for 2026 FIFA World Cup ticket holders, an effort to handle the large number of visitors expected for the soccer event.
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Explained: How Amnesia Is Turning Asia's Tyrants Into Heroes
Indonesia's decision to honor former dictator Suharto as a hero is a stark reminder that authoritarianism's appeal endures in Southeast Asia.
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Microsoft, Facing Conservative Pressure, Disavows Religion Bias
Microsoft Corp. signed an agreement to put to rest accusations that it used a litmus test to deny software discounts to conservative faith-based groups.
