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68-Year-Old Woman With Rs 25 Crore Lived Like She Was Broke, Until Her Advisor Stepped In
A retirement planner's viral story highlights how a wealthy 68-year-old woman lived in unnecessary frugality, afraid to spend her $2.8 million savings.
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AI Startup Anthropic Secures $15 Billion Investment From Microsoft, Nvidia
Nvidia and Microsoft announced Tuesday investments totaling $15 billion in AI startup Anthropic, creator of the Claude chatbot, amid frenzied spending on the technology and growing fears of a bubble.
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'1.5 Hours, 7 km, And An 8-Month Pregnant Wife': Bengaluru Man Questions If City Is Liveable
A Bengaluru resident has questioned whether Bengaluru was liveable anymore after they were forced to spend 1.5 hours in traffic.
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"One In A Million Miracle": 19-Year-Old Teen Surfer Rescued In Australia
A teenage Australian surfer feared lost at sea was rescued after spending the night on an uninhabited island miles offshore, according to the officials and local media.
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Defence Or Environment? London Faces Spending Choices
Torn between growing geopolitical tensions and constrained public finances, Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves is set to unveil feared trade-offs in a government spending review on Wednesday.
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What Is Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" And Why Musk Calls It An "Abomination"
While it promises benefits for working-class Americans, critics argue it could hurt the most vulnerable, moreover, both - Republicans and Democrats express fears that they may lose their access to vital government services.
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Global Airlines Cut 2025 Profit Forecast Amid Trade Tensions
Trump's sweeping tariffs have stoked fears of an economic slowdown and squeezed discretionary spending, prompting many consumers especially in the United States to delay or scale back travel plans.
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NATO Tries To Keep US On Board Amid Fears Of Trump Withdrawal
Nervous US allies at NATO are scrambling to keep President Donald Trump engaged by upping defence spending, vowing to take the reins on Ukraine and queueing for face time at the White House.
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Israeli Boy Spent His 9th Birthday As A Hamas Hostage, Here's The Invitation He Had Sent
Before turning 9, he had sent a birthday invitation to his friends to celebrate with him.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
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Big Spenders Chelsea, Manchester United Have "Advantage" Over Tottenham Hotspur: Antonio Conte
Antonio Conte fears Chelsea and Manchester United's massive spending sprees have given them a "big advantage" over Tottenham in the fight for top four places in the Premier League.
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Microsoft Q2 Earnings Fall Short of Expectations Amid China Production Holdups, Strong Dollar Hits Sales
Microsoft’s second quarter earnings fell shy of expectations, the tech giant announced on Tuesday. The announcement comes on the back of production holdups in China in May, and weakening demand for PCs among users. The company also said that the earnings dive was due to foreign exchange rates and shutdowns of PC factories in China. However, Micro...
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Should You Invest in Cryptocurrency?
Investing in cryptocurrency in India is going up steadily, but how many people are doing this simply because of a fear of missing out? There are a number of things that you need to consider before you think about investing in cryptocurrency. Let's take a look.
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Wall Street Avoids Delta Anxiety To Push Stocks Near Record Highs
US stocks rose in early trading Monday morning on optimism over government infrastructure spending and strong corporate earnings, even as oil prices fell on broader macroeconomic fear and the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus continued.
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'Picture Today Less Dire, Calamity Far From Over': IMF Chief On COVID-19 Downturn
Amid a flood of government spending, the global downturn sparked by the coronavirus pandemic will not be as bad as originally feared, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said Tuesday, but she warned that the crisis is far from over.
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68-Year-Old Woman With Rs 25 Crore Lived Like She Was Broke, Until Her Advisor Stepped In
A retirement planner's viral story highlights how a wealthy 68-year-old woman lived in unnecessary frugality, afraid to spend her $2.8 million savings.
-
AI Startup Anthropic Secures $15 Billion Investment From Microsoft, Nvidia
Nvidia and Microsoft announced Tuesday investments totaling $15 billion in AI startup Anthropic, creator of the Claude chatbot, amid frenzied spending on the technology and growing fears of a bubble.
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'1.5 Hours, 7 km, And An 8-Month Pregnant Wife': Bengaluru Man Questions If City Is Liveable
A Bengaluru resident has questioned whether Bengaluru was liveable anymore after they were forced to spend 1.5 hours in traffic.
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"One In A Million Miracle": 19-Year-Old Teen Surfer Rescued In Australia
A teenage Australian surfer feared lost at sea was rescued after spending the night on an uninhabited island miles offshore, according to the officials and local media.
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Defence Or Environment? London Faces Spending Choices
Torn between growing geopolitical tensions and constrained public finances, Britain's finance minister Rachel Reeves is set to unveil feared trade-offs in a government spending review on Wednesday.
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What Is Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" And Why Musk Calls It An "Abomination"
While it promises benefits for working-class Americans, critics argue it could hurt the most vulnerable, moreover, both - Republicans and Democrats express fears that they may lose their access to vital government services.
-
Global Airlines Cut 2025 Profit Forecast Amid Trade Tensions
Trump's sweeping tariffs have stoked fears of an economic slowdown and squeezed discretionary spending, prompting many consumers especially in the United States to delay or scale back travel plans.
-
NATO Tries To Keep US On Board Amid Fears Of Trump Withdrawal
Nervous US allies at NATO are scrambling to keep President Donald Trump engaged by upping defence spending, vowing to take the reins on Ukraine and queueing for face time at the White House.
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Israeli Boy Spent His 9th Birthday As A Hamas Hostage, Here's The Invitation He Had Sent
Before turning 9, he had sent a birthday invitation to his friends to celebrate with him.
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Big Tech Is Firing Employees by the Thousands. Why? and How Worried Should We Be?
Since the end of the pandemic hiring spree, large numbers of employees have been fired from major tech companies, including Alphabet (12,000 employees), Amazon (18,000), Meta (11,000), Twitter (4,000), Microsoft (10,000) and Salesforce (8,000). Why exactly led to this massive shakeout? And what does it mean for the industry, and you?
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Big Spenders Chelsea, Manchester United Have "Advantage" Over Tottenham Hotspur: Antonio Conte
Antonio Conte fears Chelsea and Manchester United's massive spending sprees have given them a "big advantage" over Tottenham in the fight for top four places in the Premier League.
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Microsoft Q2 Earnings Fall Short of Expectations Amid China Production Holdups, Strong Dollar Hits Sales
Microsoft’s second quarter earnings fell shy of expectations, the tech giant announced on Tuesday. The announcement comes on the back of production holdups in China in May, and weakening demand for PCs among users. The company also said that the earnings dive was due to foreign exchange rates and shutdowns of PC factories in China. However, Micro...
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Should You Invest in Cryptocurrency?
Investing in cryptocurrency in India is going up steadily, but how many people are doing this simply because of a fear of missing out? There are a number of things that you need to consider before you think about investing in cryptocurrency. Let's take a look.
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Wall Street Avoids Delta Anxiety To Push Stocks Near Record Highs
US stocks rose in early trading Monday morning on optimism over government infrastructure spending and strong corporate earnings, even as oil prices fell on broader macroeconomic fear and the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus continued.
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'Picture Today Less Dire, Calamity Far From Over': IMF Chief On COVID-19 Downturn
Amid a flood of government spending, the global downturn sparked by the coronavirus pandemic will not be as bad as originally feared, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said Tuesday, but she warned that the crisis is far from over.
