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'Panicked' Teenager Plunges To Death After Unbuckling Safety Harness While Parasailing
Tijana Radonjic, 19, died after falling more than 160 feet into the Adriatic Sea in Budva while parasailing.
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Apple Watch Shipments Fall for 2nd Consecutive Year Due to Lack of New Model, Minimal Upgrades: Report
Apple is said to have seen a significant decline in the demand for its smartwatches in most regions. As per a market research firm, 2024 was the second consecutive year where Apple Watch shipments declined by a striking margin. One of the most notable areas where shipments fell is North America, the Cupertino-based tech giant’s home turf. This is...
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Explained: What Donald Trump Wants From US Universities, Why The Crackdown
The latest Ivy League to fall prey to Trump's crackdown was Harvard University - to which the White House put a $2.2 billion freeze in federal funding.
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Oil Prices Fall Into Negative Territory As Trump Announces New Tariffs
Oil prices fell to negative territory after rising by a dollar in post-settlement trade on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, stoking concerns that a global trade war may dampen demand for crude.
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"Skoda Volkswagen Can't Play Victim": Customs To High Court On Tax Demand
Skoda Auto Volkswagen India will have to fall in line and not play "victim", the Customs department told the Bombay High Court on Thursday.
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Ericsson Said to Have Bagged New 5G Contract from India's Bharti Airtel
Ericsson has said to have received a new multi-billion dollar contract for selling 5G equipment from India's Bharti Airtel. The new contracts are expected to boost Ericsson's revenue next year after seeing a big fall in contracts from India in the first half of the year.
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Pigeon Fails To Fly At I-Day Event In Chhattisgarh, Cop Calls For Disciplinary Action
A video of the Independence Day celebration in Chhattisgarh's Mungeli district, showing a pigeon released by a police officer failing to fly off, has gone viral, prompting the officer to demand action against those responsible.
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Sheikh Hasina's Fall Leads To Slump In India-Bangladesh Border Trade
Sheikh Hasina quit as the Bangladesh Prime Minister this week and fled the country after violent protests demanding her resignation.
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Man Climbs Water Tank In UP Town, Two Fall While Trying To Bring Him Down
Two persons are in hospital after high drama at an overhead water tank in Uttar Pradesh's Hardoi, where a man climbed the tank, made bizarre demands and refused to come down for more than 12 hours
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Farmers Are Destroying Vineyards As World Has Too Much Wine
It's a problem that's playing out all around the world. Though global production hit a 60-year low in 2023, a wine glut is persisting, signifying that demand is falling even faster.
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Nvidia Profits Jump To $12.3 Billion Amid Demand For Its Technology To Power AI
Global stock markets rallied Thursday as investors cheered bumper profits from US chip giant Nvidia, seen as the bellwether for artificial intelligence, with records falling in Asia, Europe, and North America.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Expects Quarterly Sales to Fall as iPhone Doubts Grow
Hon Hai Precision Industry warned of its fourth consecutive decline in quarterly sales after a 5.4 percent slide in the last three months of 2023 suggested consumer electronics demand remains muted.
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Diamond Prices Fall As People Spend More On Travel After Pandemic: Report
The fall in prices follow two record-breaking years in rough diamond sales. In 2021 and 2022, demand for natural diamond jewellery was at an all-time high.
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Lenovo Reports 24 Percent Fall in Quarterly Revenue as PC Sales Decline
China's Lenovo Group on Thursday posted a worse-than-expected 24 percent fall in revenue for the April-June quarter, hit by a prolonged slump in global demand for personal computers. It makes four consecutive quarters that the world’s largest PC maker has suffered a sales decline.
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Disney, Netflix, Media Firms Rake in Profit Amid SAG, WGA Hollywood Strikes
Large media companies have been reporting stronger-than-expected profits as the twin strikes by Hollywood writers and actors grind on. While the executives who make and distribute films and TV shows all say they’d like their workers to return soon, their businesses are seeing a huge short-term benefit from the work stoppages: No production means ...
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'Panicked' Teenager Plunges To Death After Unbuckling Safety Harness While Parasailing
Tijana Radonjic, 19, died after falling more than 160 feet into the Adriatic Sea in Budva while parasailing.
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Apple Watch Shipments Fall for 2nd Consecutive Year Due to Lack of New Model, Minimal Upgrades: Report
Apple is said to have seen a significant decline in the demand for its smartwatches in most regions. As per a market research firm, 2024 was the second consecutive year where Apple Watch shipments declined by a striking margin. One of the most notable areas where shipments fell is North America, the Cupertino-based tech giant’s home turf. This is...
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Explained: What Donald Trump Wants From US Universities, Why The Crackdown
The latest Ivy League to fall prey to Trump's crackdown was Harvard University - to which the White House put a $2.2 billion freeze in federal funding.
-
Oil Prices Fall Into Negative Territory As Trump Announces New Tariffs
Oil prices fell to negative territory after rising by a dollar in post-settlement trade on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, stoking concerns that a global trade war may dampen demand for crude.
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"Skoda Volkswagen Can't Play Victim": Customs To High Court On Tax Demand
Skoda Auto Volkswagen India will have to fall in line and not play "victim", the Customs department told the Bombay High Court on Thursday.
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Ericsson Said to Have Bagged New 5G Contract from India's Bharti Airtel
Ericsson has said to have received a new multi-billion dollar contract for selling 5G equipment from India's Bharti Airtel. The new contracts are expected to boost Ericsson's revenue next year after seeing a big fall in contracts from India in the first half of the year.
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Pigeon Fails To Fly At I-Day Event In Chhattisgarh, Cop Calls For Disciplinary Action
A video of the Independence Day celebration in Chhattisgarh's Mungeli district, showing a pigeon released by a police officer failing to fly off, has gone viral, prompting the officer to demand action against those responsible.
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Sheikh Hasina's Fall Leads To Slump In India-Bangladesh Border Trade
Sheikh Hasina quit as the Bangladesh Prime Minister this week and fled the country after violent protests demanding her resignation.
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Man Climbs Water Tank In UP Town, Two Fall While Trying To Bring Him Down
Two persons are in hospital after high drama at an overhead water tank in Uttar Pradesh's Hardoi, where a man climbed the tank, made bizarre demands and refused to come down for more than 12 hours
-
Farmers Are Destroying Vineyards As World Has Too Much Wine
It's a problem that's playing out all around the world. Though global production hit a 60-year low in 2023, a wine glut is persisting, signifying that demand is falling even faster.
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Nvidia Profits Jump To $12.3 Billion Amid Demand For Its Technology To Power AI
Global stock markets rallied Thursday as investors cheered bumper profits from US chip giant Nvidia, seen as the bellwether for artificial intelligence, with records falling in Asia, Europe, and North America.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Expects Quarterly Sales to Fall as iPhone Doubts Grow
Hon Hai Precision Industry warned of its fourth consecutive decline in quarterly sales after a 5.4 percent slide in the last three months of 2023 suggested consumer electronics demand remains muted.
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Diamond Prices Fall As People Spend More On Travel After Pandemic: Report
The fall in prices follow two record-breaking years in rough diamond sales. In 2021 and 2022, demand for natural diamond jewellery was at an all-time high.
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Lenovo Reports 24 Percent Fall in Quarterly Revenue as PC Sales Decline
China's Lenovo Group on Thursday posted a worse-than-expected 24 percent fall in revenue for the April-June quarter, hit by a prolonged slump in global demand for personal computers. It makes four consecutive quarters that the world’s largest PC maker has suffered a sales decline.
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Disney, Netflix, Media Firms Rake in Profit Amid SAG, WGA Hollywood Strikes
Large media companies have been reporting stronger-than-expected profits as the twin strikes by Hollywood writers and actors grind on. While the executives who make and distribute films and TV shows all say they’d like their workers to return soon, their businesses are seeing a huge short-term benefit from the work stoppages: No production means ...
