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New York hot dogs under fire: $5 tiny snack gone in 3 bites, limited toppings and lack of napkins spark debateNew York City's reign as the hot dog capital is challenged as a viral debate erupts online. Travelers now compare NYC's $5 dogs, often serv...- America’s formula for attracting Indian tech talent is hard to copy, but nations are still tryingDespite growing global competition, United States continues to be the top choice for Indian tech professionals. This enduring appeal stems ...
- FIFA World Cup travel costs: How to plan and budget smartly for football’s most expensive carnivalFIFA World Cup 2026 turns a fan trip into a high-cost, multi-country journey.
- £75 million EuroMillions Jackpot creates new UK millionaire as millions across Europe chase life-changing prizesA single ticket worth £2.50 made a player a millionaire on Tuesday. The January 20 EuroMillions draw offered a massive £75 million jackpot....
- No H-1B, no Nadella or Pichai: What US boardrooms could have missedA new $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications, initiated by the Trump administration, could reshape corporate leadership in the U.S. by limi...
- Powerball Jackpot hits $750 Million: 10th largest prize — When is the next draw?Powerball lottery is heading into another record-setting week after Saturday night’s drawing produced no winner for all six numbers. As a r...
- US bill threatens work visa route for 3,00,000 Indian students, triggers panicA new bill in the US Congress proposes ending the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, which currently allows international STEM stud...
- Indian STEM students fear the exit OPTion in USThe development has panicked existing F-1 and M-1 student visa holders who are frantically applying for jobs that can transition them to an...
- Euromillions jackpot at £202 million: Here's how Brits would like to spend the amountA lucky ticket holder in the UK could scoop £202 million (roughly $261 million) in the EuroMillions draw today. This makes it the biggest e...
- China is suffering a brain drain. The US isn't exploiting it.Chinese professionals, including tech experts, are increasingly leaving China to escape political oppression, bleak economic prospects, and...
- Do you qualify for an “Einstein” Green Card?You must be able to demonstrate “sustained national or international acclaim” in your field. You do that through one of the two ways. First...
- View: Post-Brexit, the stability of Britain’s currency might well be undermined by a competitive euroThe sceptic’s witticism that the reason the sun never set on the British empire was that even God did not trust an Englishman in the dark m...
- US push for H-1B visa reform, Europe’s strict regime augur uneasy times for Indian ITSenator Jeff Sessions, in his confirmation hearing for post Attorney General of the US, said Trump administration will push for legislative...
- Switching world’s poor to clean energy could save them $27 billion: StudyReplacing all the kerosene lamps, candles and battery-powered torches in South Asia with solar LED lanterns would save $5-8 billion in fuel...
- Coca-Cola to replace stock options with cash payouts in remuneration, may impact senior officials’ compensationOver 50 executives of the Indian arm hold options and about three-fourths of them are expected to be transferred to the cash payout scheme.
- Open letter to PM Modi: Government should keep reserve price low, opt for one-step auction for allocating resourcesFact is, ever since coal blocks began to be allocated to the private sector, no government has bothered to come out with a clear policy.
- Greece resumes privatisation drive, shortlists property biddersThe fund also said it was in the final stretch to seek binding bids for a 90-year lease of a shopping mall that formerly served as the broa...
- Facebook to lead biggest US internet IPO since 1999With another 14 Web-related companies planning sales, internet industry may raise $11 billion next year.
- Diwali and teen patti? Wealthy Indians' big bets & big thrillsET on Sunday visits casinos, homes and clubs to collate the story of big bets, big thrills and big change in India's gambling culture.
- Gambling sites raise stake in Europe to beat US banPartyGaming, the world’s largest online poker company, lost 75% of its revenue when the company shut down its US sites to comply with a new...
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