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IMF, World Bank, Others Warn Middle East War Is Straining Energy Supplies
The US-Israel war on Iran has disrupted trade, rattled financial markets and raised concerns over global energy supplies, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for oil and gas shipments.
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Hormuz Is Shut, Indian Ships Still Passing. Centre Shares 'Secret' Strategy
The movement is significant because Iran holds a major geographical advantage over the Strait and has repeatedly targeted vessels in retaliation for the US-Israeli strikes on February 28 that triggered the war.
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60% Of World's Richest Investors Pull Back From US In De-Dollarisation Survey
This is due to concerns over a possible AI-driven stock market bubble, global debt, tariffs, a weakening dollar, and volatile economic policies.
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OpenAI Foundation commits $250 million to help workers, economies navigate AI disruption
The rising use of AI tools capable of automating tasks such as coding have sparked fears of widespread job losses, with several companies including Block and Standard Chartered, explicitly citing AI efficiencies for recent layoffs.
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Micron Technology’s Massive Surge: How Far $100 Grew In Just A Year Amid AI Boom
Micron’s market value has climbed to around $847 billion, making it one of the world’s most valuable semiconductor companies.
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Xi Vowed To Curb Smoking, But Cigarette Sales Tell A Different China Story
China's cigarette packaging also looks strikingly different from that in many countries. Instead of graphic health warnings, packs typically feature a single-line caution alongside national imagery such as pandas or the Gate of Heavenly Peace.
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Hormuz Oil Shock To Boost Electric Car Sales: World Energy Body
According to the IEA, the number of electric vehicles (excluding two-wheelers and three-wheelers) globally is projected to increase from approximately 80 million today to 510 million by 2035.
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Odisha Farmer Grows World's Most Expensive Mango Worth Rs 3 Lakh Per Kg, But Now He Has A Big Problem
The farmer shared that he has started sleeping near the tree because he worries someone might steal the mangoes.
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Paul John Whisky And India Take The Top Spot At The World's Most Prestigious Whisky Competition
Paul John Indian Single Malt Whisky won Best of Class at the 2026 ADI International Spirits Competition, outperforming global whisky leaders.
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Quad To Launch Fuel Security Forum To Protect Energy Flow In Indo-Pacific
The four nations announced the creation of a Quad Fuel Security Forum - a high-level coordination body designed to facilitate crisis response, policy alignment, and market analysis during periods of acute energy stress.
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OKX Introduces Exchange OS to Support User-Created Crypto Trading Markets
Crypto exchange OKX has launched Exchange OS, a new platform built on its Ethereum Layer 2 network X Layer that allows users to create spot perpetuals and outcomes markets. The company said the platform will support shared liquidity, custom compliance frameworks, and high-speed on-chain trading infrastructure.
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"There's No Hiding": Valuation Guru Aswath Damodaran Says Markets Ignoring Terrifying China Risk
Asked whether that means the next crash could be worse than 2001, Damodaran said the fallout would likely be broader, deeper and harder to escape.
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'Apocalyptic' Devastation Hits Kyiv As Russia Deploys New Hypersonic Weapon
Ukrainian officials said around 600 drones and 90 missiles were fired in the attack.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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Aishwarya Rai's First Cannes Look Has A Hidden Sushmita Sen Connection
Aishwarya Rai accessorised Amit Aggarwal's red carpet gown with precious jewels by Renee Jewellers, a Dubai-based jewellery brand founded by Sushmita Sen's mother
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IMF, World Bank, Others Warn Middle East War Is Straining Energy Supplies
The US-Israel war on Iran has disrupted trade, rattled financial markets and raised concerns over global energy supplies, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for oil and gas shipments.
-
Hormuz Is Shut, Indian Ships Still Passing. Centre Shares 'Secret' Strategy
The movement is significant because Iran holds a major geographical advantage over the Strait and has repeatedly targeted vessels in retaliation for the US-Israeli strikes on February 28 that triggered the war.
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60% Of World's Richest Investors Pull Back From US In De-Dollarisation Survey
This is due to concerns over a possible AI-driven stock market bubble, global debt, tariffs, a weakening dollar, and volatile economic policies.
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OpenAI Foundation commits $250 million to help workers, economies navigate AI disruption
The rising use of AI tools capable of automating tasks such as coding have sparked fears of widespread job losses, with several companies including Block and Standard Chartered, explicitly citing AI efficiencies for recent layoffs.
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Micron Technology’s Massive Surge: How Far $100 Grew In Just A Year Amid AI Boom
Micron’s market value has climbed to around $847 billion, making it one of the world’s most valuable semiconductor companies.
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Xi Vowed To Curb Smoking, But Cigarette Sales Tell A Different China Story
China's cigarette packaging also looks strikingly different from that in many countries. Instead of graphic health warnings, packs typically feature a single-line caution alongside national imagery such as pandas or the Gate of Heavenly Peace.
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Hormuz Oil Shock To Boost Electric Car Sales: World Energy Body
According to the IEA, the number of electric vehicles (excluding two-wheelers and three-wheelers) globally is projected to increase from approximately 80 million today to 510 million by 2035.
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Odisha Farmer Grows World's Most Expensive Mango Worth Rs 3 Lakh Per Kg, But Now He Has A Big Problem
The farmer shared that he has started sleeping near the tree because he worries someone might steal the mangoes.
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Paul John Whisky And India Take The Top Spot At The World's Most Prestigious Whisky Competition
Paul John Indian Single Malt Whisky won Best of Class at the 2026 ADI International Spirits Competition, outperforming global whisky leaders.
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Quad To Launch Fuel Security Forum To Protect Energy Flow In Indo-Pacific
The four nations announced the creation of a Quad Fuel Security Forum - a high-level coordination body designed to facilitate crisis response, policy alignment, and market analysis during periods of acute energy stress.
-
OKX Introduces Exchange OS to Support User-Created Crypto Trading Markets
Crypto exchange OKX has launched Exchange OS, a new platform built on its Ethereum Layer 2 network X Layer that allows users to create spot perpetuals and outcomes markets. The company said the platform will support shared liquidity, custom compliance frameworks, and high-speed on-chain trading infrastructure.
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"There's No Hiding": Valuation Guru Aswath Damodaran Says Markets Ignoring Terrifying China Risk
Asked whether that means the next crash could be worse than 2001, Damodaran said the fallout would likely be broader, deeper and harder to escape.
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'Apocalyptic' Devastation Hits Kyiv As Russia Deploys New Hypersonic Weapon
Ukrainian officials said around 600 drones and 90 missiles were fired in the attack.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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Aishwarya Rai's First Cannes Look Has A Hidden Sushmita Sen Connection
Aishwarya Rai accessorised Amit Aggarwal's red carpet gown with precious jewels by Renee Jewellers, a Dubai-based jewellery brand founded by Sushmita Sen's mother
