Global Market Today: Wall Street gains lift Asian stocks as Fed decision looms
Asian stocks rose, tracking gains on Wall Street after Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering filing revived enthusiasm for artificial intelligence…
HC To Hear Actor Imran Khan’s Petition Today
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Monday deferred the hearing on actor Imran Khan’s petition challenging a Mumbai police notice…
Paytm Q2FY27 net profit jumps 10-fold to ₹225 crore, revenue up 28 % | Company Results
One 97 Communications Ltd, the parent company that operates the brand Paytm, reported an over 10-fold rise in profit after…
A cooling-off period for MPs, MLAs who quit? SC to decide | India News
SC agrees to examine whether MPs and MLAs who resign voluntarily should bear by-election costs and face a five-year cooling-off…
From The Hindu Archives, October 27, 1976: Foreign bank accounts: 400 cases detected
Madras, October 26: A huge basket of foreign currencies and securities, equivalent to about Rs 30 lakhs, held by Indians…
Iran is rebuilding nuclear sites despite diplomacy, retired US Army General Jack Keane warns
Iran is accelerating reconstruction work at key nuclear and ballistic missile facilities, according to retired US Army General Jack Keane.…
Anthropic vs OpenAI: How Claude maker’s growth is challenging ChatGPT ahead of IPO
Anthropic has emerged as a strong challenger to OpenAI in the race to sell artificial intelligence to businesses, with its…
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ECI tells SC SIR declaration did not alter Form 6, denies unilateral moves | India News
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has told the Supreme Court (SC) that it did not change the statutory Form…
A US appeals court ruled 10-7 that immigrants detained after entering the country illegally are not constitutionally entitled to bond hearings, reversing a July ruling affecting Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi
Representative Image (AI-generated) A US federal appeals court has ruled that certain immigrants who entered the country without lawful admission…