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In 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke left a photo of his wife and two sons on the Moon with a touching message from ‘Planet Earth’ that has remained there for more than 50 yearsIn 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke left a framed photo of his wife and two sons on the Moon, along with a touching message identifyi...- 87-year-old Florida billionaire who bought Apple at its IPO spends $40 million on Ferrari’s first EV designed with Jony Ive, making history with one-of-a-kind Luce bought at auction87-year-old billionaire Herbert A. Wertheim, an early Apple investor, has spent $40 million on Ferrari’s first fully electric production ca...
- Quote of the Day by Canadian actor Donald Sutherland: "It’s the things we love most that..." The Hunger Games actor’s powerful words about love, loss and human vulnerabilityQuote of the Day: Today's quote of the Day is by Canadian actor Donald Sutherland "It’s the things we love most that destroy us. Donald Sut...
- $3,000 Walmart theft spree over 3 weeks: How Flock cameras helped catch Florida corrections officers accused of stealing LEGO sets and Magic cardsTwo Florida corrections officers are accused of a three-week Walmart theft spree involving more than $3,000 in LEGO sets, Magic: The Gather...
- Cape Coral TikTok influencer Marlena Velez arrested for fleeing police during probation violationTikTok influencer Marlena Velez, 23, was arrested on October 12, 2025, for violating probation stemming from previous theft charges. She wa...
- Crack in the case: 280,000 eggs vanish from top US producer — then a bizarre ransom note shocks investigatorsThe Great Egg Heist has left authorities and egg lovers baffled after 280,000 eggs—worth nearly $100,000—were stolen from a Cal-Maine Foods...
- US Elections 2024: How an Ohio town landed in the middle of the immigration debateA tragic bus crash in Springfield, Ohio, involving a Haitian immigrant driver has intensified local tensions. The influx of Haitians seekin...
- Biden's China tariffs are the end of an era for cheap Chinese goodsBiden's decision this past week to codify and escalate tariffs imposed by Trump made clear that the United States has closed out a decades-...
- 4 people killed and 7 wounded in stabbings in northern Illinois, with a suspect in custodyFour killed, seven hurt in Illinois stabbings. Suspect in custody. Victims: 15-year-old girl, 63-year-old woman, 49-year-old man, 22-year-o...
- Target beats profit forecasts on inventory drawdown, shares surge 17%With nearly half of Target's sales coming from these less essential categories, its sales have fallen in the past two quarters, but the ret...
- US: Target to hire 100,000 workers for holiday season, start promotions in OctoberTarget plans to hire nearly 100,000 employees for the holiday season and offer discounts starting in October. Target aims to draw in shoppe...
- Ecommerce not clicking as it did post pandemic; Namma Yatri daily rides in fast laneAfter a pandemic-fuelled surge in online shopping, the industry is seeing moderate growth over the past few months. We have a detailed stor...
- US inflation at new 40-year high as price increases spreadConsumer prices surged 8.6 per cent last month from a year earlier, faster than April's year-over-year increase of 8.3 per cent the Labor D...
- US justice department seizes $3.6 billion in Bitcoin and arrests married coupleThe couple, Ilya Lichtenstein, 34, and Heather Morgan, 31, were accused in a criminal complaint of conspiring to launder 119,754 bitcoins t...
- Tired of packages being stolen, Amazon now wants a key to your apartment buildingThe company wants to give its drivers the ability to unlock apartment-building doors themselves with a mobile device.
- Calling Paytm a Chinese app because of their shareholding is absurd: Sameer Nigam, PhonePeSameer Nigam, founder and Chief Executive of PhonePe, defends Paytm and asks people not to vilify the company.
- In corporate reckoning on race, a skin-deep industry stands outThe corporate world is facing an unprecedented reckoning on race as the protests seep into boardrooms and executive suites. Executives at C...
- Xi to face world tired of empty promises at big China trade fairGiven the big corporate presence, deals will get done -- led by China’s state-owned enterprises.
- Why companies are in race for private web domainsThere's a downside to the relative freedom and lack of gatekeepers on the internet, including that anyone can buy a web address that ends i...
- Retail fraud accounts for Rs 9,000 cr annual lossesRetail chains are now stung by super innovations in the fraud genre with new tricks like 'return fraud' threatening to bruise retailers’ bo...
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