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AI leaders on automation; PM Modi debriefs space startupsBusiness leaders at the Economic Times World Leaders Forum said AI agents can reshape work, but governance and human accountability remain ...- Put used coffee grounds on scratched wood: West Virginia University says the damp paste does 2 jobs, buffing scratches and darkening exposed wood to disguise themUsing used coffee grounds can be a surprising yet effective way to address minor scratches on wooden furniture. The natural pigments in cof...
- The Savannah River swapped bare marsh edge for oyster reefs in 2023; wave energy fell by up to 40%, giving Georgia coasts a tougher storm shieldScientists built oyster reefs in Georgia's Savannah River to reduce wave energy. These reefs lessened wave impact on the shoreline by as mu...
- Don’t throw away tea or coffee-stained dress: How to use common salt to remove stains at homeTea and coffee stains can ruin your favourite dress or T-shirt, but common salt may help tackle fresh spills. Blot the stain, rinse with co...
- Third Wave Coffee raises Rs 408 crore in funding round led by WestBridge CapitalThe round, comprising a mix of primary and secondary capital, also saw participation from existing investor Creaegis and angel investors, t...
- Sector-focussed funds look to ride deeptech wave, expand horizonsSector-focussed venture capital funds are widening their investment horizons as more founders build in deeptech areas such as robotics, spa...
- Karnataka: BJP march tomorrow to demand minister Nagendra’s resignationThe BJP plans a protest at Vidhana Soudha on Monday. They demand minister B. Nagendra's resignation over an ED money-laundering case. This ...
- In 2015, a California design student launched a plantable coffee cup after raising $21,077 on Kickstarter. 11 years later, the idea still hasn’t reached shelves, but compostable coatings may finally solve its biggest problemPlantable compostable coffee cup: A design student's plantable coffee cup concept from 2015 has not yet reached markets. The main obstacle ...
- Neurologists warn people with one habit are three times more likely to have a stroke. Hint: It’s not smoking or alcohol addictionSome dietary and lifestyle habits have a high correlation to strokes – such as a poor diet filled with processed foods and heavily fried di...
- Anne Hathaway debuts punky pixie cut after her long-hair era, and fans may remember this look from a musical 14 years agoAnne Hathaway has debuted an eye-catching pixie cut for her latest Vogue China photoshoot. This bold hairstyle adds a punk flair to her fas...
- Japan's newest five-star hotel was once a jail for 109 years. Here's how much one night stay costs hereA former juvenile prison in Nara, Japan, built in 1908 and used until 2017, has been transformed into a five-star Hoshinoya hotel. Around 5...
- Delhi woman takes her grandfather on a coffee date for the first time. She bonds with him over childhood stories, poetry, and food. But the outing becomes a lesson on cherishing loved ones before it’s too lateA Delhi-based digital creator took her grandfather on a coffee date, creating a special moment between the granddaughter and her grandfathe...
- As Luckin expands globally, can China’s coffee brand succeed where its soft power has struggled?China’s coffee boom is helping Luckin overtake Starbucks, with its low prices, app-based convenience and local flavours driving rapid growt...
- Delimitation: Shivakumar favours Lok Sabha strength at 543 seats, women’s quota within this capKarnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar urged the Southern Zonal Council to retain the 1971 Census for delimitation. He also requested keepi...
- Extreme Heat Warning: Texas, Florida, other Southern states in US brace for triple-digit temperaturesScorching temperatures and oppressive humidity grip the southern United States. Heat indices are exceeding 105 degrees Fahrenheit in severa...
- Explained: Why a super El Niño leaves tropical commodities acutely exposedA strengthening El Niño could disrupt global supplies of cocoa, coffee and sugar through drought, heat and excessive rainfall. Forecasters ...
- For investors with ability to ignore short-term volatility: 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential up to 19%Most of what impacts the market these days comes from outside the country: Oil price spikes, tariff threats, FII pull out. There is, howeve...
- In 1899, Harvard graduate James Dole came to Hawaii to grow coffee, but his failed plan B turned him into the “Pineapple King” and built a pineapple empire that became famous worldwideJames Dole arrived in Hawaii in 1899 hoping to grow coffee but his coffee venture failed, pushing him towards pineapples instead. Dole esta...
- Independence Day 2026: Two-way freedomA politician highlights freedom of speech during a parade. Students discover chaos when granted complete freedom in class. An employee seek...
- Colombia earthquake response enters grim phase as hope for more survivors fadesRescue efforts in Colombia are shifting from search to recovery operations. Families await news of missing relatives after a powerful earth...
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