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Need over ₹2 crore for foreign education? From scholarships to SIPs - know the smart ways parents can plan for expensive foreign degreesThe escalating cost of foreign education, often underestimated by Indian parents, necessitates early financial planning. Beyond tuition, ac...- Canada's crackdown on student visas hits Indian applicants hardCanada's tightened international student permit rules have drastically impacted Indian applicants, with rejection rates soaring to 74% in A...
- Citi's London office overhaul costs hit $1.5 billionCitigroup faces a $1.5 billion bill for its London tower renovation. The cost nears the building's purchase price. The increased budget cov...
- 50% US tariff on Indian goods could shave 0.3% off GDP in FY26: Moody'sMoody's Ratings projects that the US's 50% tariff on Indian goods could reduce India's economic growth by 0.3 percentage points in 2025-26....
- U.S. stock futures climb as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq extend rally on tech surge, major trade optimism, and HPE–Juniper deal momentumUS stock market today saw a strong start as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures climbed on hopes of trade deal progress. Investors are reactin...
- National Security Conference in Canada calls for stronger action to counter radical forcesA national security conference in Ontario addressed the rising threats of extremism and foreign interference in Canada. Discussions centere...
- Gold falls to one-month low as trade optimism spurs risk appetiteGold prices experienced a decline, reaching a more than one-month low due to easing U.S.-China trade tensions, which diminished safe-haven ...
- Guest list for G7 summit tells of global challengesAs the G7 summit convenes in Canada, leaders from India, Ukraine, Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea are attending as guests, signaling ...
- Canada’s silent power: How natural resources, cultural influence, and policy make it a global economic force in 2025Canada, often overshadowed by larger Western powers, stands as a formidable force in 2025 due to its robust economy, rich natural resources...
- Canadians find phone bills a big problem, lodge maximum complaintsTelus becomes the most complained-about telecom provider in Canada, driven by a surge in incorrect billing issues, according to the CCTS mi...
- Donald Trump imposes stiff tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China: Here are the products that will become very costly; Americans' after-tax income will reduce by 1%President Trump declared that imports from Canada and Mexico will incur a 25% tariff and a 10% tariff for Chinese imports starting from Tue...
- Mexican Open 2025: Can Tomas Machac overcome Brandon Nakashima to reach the final?The first-ever clash between Tomas Machac and Brandon Nakashima in Acapulco promises to be highly competitive. Tomas Machac secured his pla...
- Elon Musk says Canada law to stop online hate "Sounds insane"Tesla CEO Elon Musk weighed in on a debate over Canada's proposed hate speech law, the Online Harms Bill. Musk expressed concern over the l...
- New Express Entry plan will help govt better respond to Canada's evolving needs: Immigration Minister Sean Fraser“Should this be passed by Parliament, these amendments would authorize the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration to invite foreign nation...
- Immigration Critical for Growth of Global Economies, says GMAC reportThe report examines the role immigration in fueling productivity and growth, the need to support international mobility of talent across bo...
- National Medical Commission bill passes Rajya Sabha test; healthcare on verge of landmark changesModi government considers this bill as one of the biggest reforms.
- Golf-U.S. PGA Tour Genesis Open scoresGOLF-PGA/SCORES:Golf-U.S. PGA Tour Genesis Open scores
- Global hi-tech firms shifting manufacturing focus to India as Chinese firms come under cost pressure: EEPC IndiaEEPC said be it an aero-space engineering firm in Germany or an instrumentation giant in Canada, world leaders in high-tech manufacturing a...
- Hackers finally break down Mac Firewall; over 6 lakh Apple's Mac computers affectedMore than 600,000 Mac computers were affected by a hacking attack, a sign that the once rarely targeted co is becoming a focus for hackers.
- Indians lead global consumers in demand for self-service techIndian consumers rank highest in the world when it comes to their demand for multi-channel and self-service technologies like ATMs, kiosks,...
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