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Jensen Huang, Other Nvidia Insiders Sold Over $1 Billion in Stock Amid Market Surge: Report
Nvidia insiders sold over $1 billion worth of company stock in the past year, with a notable uptick in recent trading activity as executives capitalize on surging investor interest in artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
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Delhi To See Its First-Ever Artificial Rain To Combat Air Pollution In July
In a first for the national capital, Delhi is set to witness artificial rain aimed at reducing air pollution, with cloud seeding scheduled between July 4 and 11, subject to weather conditions, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said.
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Greatest Chapters Of Our Story Are Still Ahead: Gautam Adani On Robust Growth
Even in the face of the storms and relentless scrutiny, the Adani Group has never backed down, Group Chairman Gautam Adani, adding that instead, we proved that true leadership is not built in sunshine - it is constructed in the fire of crisis.
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Israel Strikes Revolutionary Guard Sites And Evin Prison In Tehran
Israel hit Revolutionary Guard sites and the notorious Evin prison in Tehran on Monday, calling them its most powerful strikes yet on the Iranian capital on the 11th day of the war.
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Massive Israeli Attack On Iran, Plume Of Smoke Seen Above Tehran Skyline
Latest visuals from Iran's capital, Tehran, show a massive cloud of smoke rising towards the sky: an indication of a fresh round of missile strikes by Israel.
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Air India's Delhi To Vietnam Flight Returns Mid-Way After Technical Snag
Air India on Thursday said its flight AI388 from Delhi to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam on June 19 returned to the national capital mid-way as a "precautionary measure".
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Very Bad Decision If Hezbollah Joins Iran-Israel War: US Envoy To Syria
A top U.S. official visiting the Lebanese capital on Thursday discouraged Tehran-backed armed group Hezbollah from intervening in the war between Iran and Israel, saying it would be a "very bad decision".
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Uber's Middle East Unit Careem To Suspend Decade-Old Service In Pakistan
Careem, Uber's ride-hailing arm in the Middle East, will suspend its Pakistan service on July 18, citing economic challenges, rising competition, and capital constraints, ending its core business in a country where it helped pioneer app-based transpo
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As Israeli Air Strikes Intensify, Iran State TV Studio Hit During Live Bulletin
Missiles have been raining from the skies across most of Iran, especially its capital, Tehran, as Israel has claimed "total air superiority" over the gulf nation as hostilities grow exponentially between the two arch rivals.
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Hossein Salami: Iran Guards Chief And A Key Figure In Its Nuclear Program
Israel carried out a series of airstrikes in Iran's capital Tehran, killing Major General Hossein Salami, the head of the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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Zoom Expands Phone Service to Six Telecom Circles, Zoom Contact Centre Launched in India
Zoom Communications expanded its Phone service in India to four more circles on Wednesday. With this expansion, Zoom Phone is now available in Mumbai, Delhi National Capital Region (NCR), Karnataka, and the Andhra Pradesh & Telangana telecom circles. It was previously available in two circles. Notably, the service is licenced by the Department of T...
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Trump-Musk Feud: Tesla Now Worst-Performing Stock, Loses $380 Billion In 2025
Tesla has become the worst-performing large-cap stock this year. Its valuation was on a steady decline ever since Musk made his political ambitions public.
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The Rise Of Psychedelic Capitalism: Work Harder And Be Happy About It?
Psychedelics are moving from the counterculture to the mainstream. From Prince Harry's use of psilocybin to National Football League quarterback Aaron Rodgers' adventures with ayahuasca, our media is awash with accounts of their professed benefits.
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Anti-Smog Guns Mandatory For High-Rise Buildings
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for all high-rise commercial, institutional, and hospitality buildings to install anti-smog guns to combat pollution levels in the national capital, according to an official directive.
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'Important, Optimistic It'll Be Functional Soon': Union Minister On Sikkim Airport
Taking a keen interest in the airport at Pakyong, which serves Sikkim's capital Gangtok and has seen no flight operations for nearly two years, Union Minister Pabitra Margherita said he is optimistic that it will be functional again soon.
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Jensen Huang, Other Nvidia Insiders Sold Over $1 Billion in Stock Amid Market Surge: Report
Nvidia insiders sold over $1 billion worth of company stock in the past year, with a notable uptick in recent trading activity as executives capitalize on surging investor interest in artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
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Delhi To See Its First-Ever Artificial Rain To Combat Air Pollution In July
In a first for the national capital, Delhi is set to witness artificial rain aimed at reducing air pollution, with cloud seeding scheduled between July 4 and 11, subject to weather conditions, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said.
-
Greatest Chapters Of Our Story Are Still Ahead: Gautam Adani On Robust Growth
Even in the face of the storms and relentless scrutiny, the Adani Group has never backed down, Group Chairman Gautam Adani, adding that instead, we proved that true leadership is not built in sunshine - it is constructed in the fire of crisis.
-
Israel Strikes Revolutionary Guard Sites And Evin Prison In Tehran
Israel hit Revolutionary Guard sites and the notorious Evin prison in Tehran on Monday, calling them its most powerful strikes yet on the Iranian capital on the 11th day of the war.
-
Massive Israeli Attack On Iran, Plume Of Smoke Seen Above Tehran Skyline
Latest visuals from Iran's capital, Tehran, show a massive cloud of smoke rising towards the sky: an indication of a fresh round of missile strikes by Israel.
-
Air India's Delhi To Vietnam Flight Returns Mid-Way After Technical Snag
Air India on Thursday said its flight AI388 from Delhi to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam on June 19 returned to the national capital mid-way as a "precautionary measure".
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Very Bad Decision If Hezbollah Joins Iran-Israel War: US Envoy To Syria
A top U.S. official visiting the Lebanese capital on Thursday discouraged Tehran-backed armed group Hezbollah from intervening in the war between Iran and Israel, saying it would be a "very bad decision".
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Uber's Middle East Unit Careem To Suspend Decade-Old Service In Pakistan
Careem, Uber's ride-hailing arm in the Middle East, will suspend its Pakistan service on July 18, citing economic challenges, rising competition, and capital constraints, ending its core business in a country where it helped pioneer app-based transpo
-
As Israeli Air Strikes Intensify, Iran State TV Studio Hit During Live Bulletin
Missiles have been raining from the skies across most of Iran, especially its capital, Tehran, as Israel has claimed "total air superiority" over the gulf nation as hostilities grow exponentially between the two arch rivals.
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Hossein Salami: Iran Guards Chief And A Key Figure In Its Nuclear Program
Israel carried out a series of airstrikes in Iran's capital Tehran, killing Major General Hossein Salami, the head of the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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Zoom Expands Phone Service to Six Telecom Circles, Zoom Contact Centre Launched in India
Zoom Communications expanded its Phone service in India to four more circles on Wednesday. With this expansion, Zoom Phone is now available in Mumbai, Delhi National Capital Region (NCR), Karnataka, and the Andhra Pradesh & Telangana telecom circles. It was previously available in two circles. Notably, the service is licenced by the Department of T...
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Trump-Musk Feud: Tesla Now Worst-Performing Stock, Loses $380 Billion In 2025
Tesla has become the worst-performing large-cap stock this year. Its valuation was on a steady decline ever since Musk made his political ambitions public.
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The Rise Of Psychedelic Capitalism: Work Harder And Be Happy About It?
Psychedelics are moving from the counterculture to the mainstream. From Prince Harry's use of psilocybin to National Football League quarterback Aaron Rodgers' adventures with ayahuasca, our media is awash with accounts of their professed benefits.
-
Anti-Smog Guns Mandatory For High-Rise Buildings
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for all high-rise commercial, institutional, and hospitality buildings to install anti-smog guns to combat pollution levels in the national capital, according to an official directive.
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'Important, Optimistic It'll Be Functional Soon': Union Minister On Sikkim Airport
Taking a keen interest in the airport at Pakyong, which serves Sikkim's capital Gangtok and has seen no flight operations for nearly two years, Union Minister Pabitra Margherita said he is optimistic that it will be functional again soon.
