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Word of the day: Halcyon'Halcyon,' a word capturing those cherished, peaceful past moments that evoke nostalgia. These happy memories, from school days to special ...- Trump's Club USA membership rulesDonald Trump proposes a complete halt to migration from Third World nations. This move aims to restore a past ideal of America. However, su...
- Oracle says hackers are trying to extort its customersOracle confirmed its E-Business Suite customers received extortion emails. Google first warned about this high-volume hacking campaign. Hac...
- China has a chance to play elder economic statesmanChina is seizing a soft-power opportunity amid President Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, presenting itself as a defender of the global eco...
- DeepSeek and Ozempic are complicating energy industry's forecastsDeepSeek claims it can reduce the power consumption of AI, urging the energy industry to rethink future demand estimates. Clean energy expe...
- The Meta-morphosis of Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg, the founder of Meta, has become a more democratized figure in Silicon Valley, as evidenced by his shift from a traditional...
- Wireless charging for electric cars is inching closer to realityWireless EV charging allows plug-in cars to charge without cords. It uses magnetic resonance and a charging pad, similar to wireless phone ...
- Carlo Ancelotti's return to floundering Chelsea a reminder of better timesInstead Ancelotti returns to the Stamford Bridge dug-out on Tuesday strictly as an opponent, guiding Real Madrid in the Champions League qu...
- As the US Fed tightens the asset purchases spigot once more, will India feel the heat?The literature points to the importance of prior financial conditions (capital inflows and real appreciation in the pre-taper period), fina...
- View: So, 2019 is going to be all about Ram. Just hear the mandir callOur politics is galloping back to a rerun of the halcyon days of the Ayodhya movement in the early 1990s.
- Arsenal still have fans in India, despite club’s measly pickings over the decadeWho can forget the 2003 FA Cup held aloft by David Seaman months after that lob by Ronaldinho at the 2002 World Cup? And who can forget 200...
- Nadal thrilled by return to grand slam quarter-finalsTENNIS-OPEN-NADAL:Nadal thrilled by return to grand slam quarter-finals
- UPDATE 1-Tennis-Nadal thrilled by return to grand slam quarter-finalsTENNIS-OPEN/NADAL (UPDATE 1, PIX):UPDATE 1-Tennis-Nadal thrilled by return to grand slam quarter-finals
- FlexiLoans banks on some heavy hittersSanjay Nayar, Vikram Sud, Anil Jaggia, Narayan Seshadri and others infuse Rs 100 crore in FlexiLoans; investments to be in their personal c...
- A new script for the next generation of playersFor a team moving on , victory and defeat are not the only milestones to achieve, but until India win a test, the struggles will be repeate...
- Repositioning & reimaging India: A PPP to project our soft skills can yield global dividendsThe veneer of a few institutions producing high-quality professionals will no longer be enough, especially in an evolving, globally competi...
- Why India does not have a vibrant strategic cultureWe must develop a strategic culture in this country.
- Only Cong would have benefited: SPThe Samajwadi Party on Wednesday was not unduly perturbed over the collapse of its alliance with the Congress.
- India's tryst with luxury brandsA Pall Mall in downtown India with Bentleys and Rolls parked on either side of the asphalt may no longer be further from the truth.
- Protests for tap water and teachers in J&K nowOver eighteen years after the first gun rattled in Srinagar, civil liberty is not the sole issue that sends people out on the roads.
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