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Faithful...to their husbands' institutionsJensen Huang's recent affair has prompted attention to his wife Lori's possible reactions and future actions. Throughout history, many wome...- Nvidia's clubby board faces a sticky 'honey pot' testNvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is under investigation after allegations of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy. The company's board of direct...
- In Logan, Utah, Dale’s 1955 Sinclair Service Station underwent a $565,000 restoration and became a flower and gift shopAfter undergoing extensive renovations, Dale's Sinclair Service Station has successfully transitioned into a lively floral shop, thanks in ...
- Group health insurance claims: 5 common claim deductions and disputes employees should know aboutMost group plans cover pre-existing diseases from day one, and individual employees are not medically underwritten. Barring a few exception...
- India's rich turn to concierge cards for things money alone can't buyLuxury concierge firms like Sulit Lifestyle and Lunar Tales are catering to ultra-high-net-worth clients in India. These firms focus on sou...
- Rs. 400 crore of ‘cash’ that existed only on paper: Not for the first time, nor will it be the lastWhen something is wrong inside a company, the people running it know first. The auditors may sense it next. A regulator might confirm it ye...
- In 2024, the US military sank the 360-foot Monarch Countess weighing 2,743 tons; the retired vessel now rises 100 feet from the seafloor in 180 feet of waterThe Monarch Countess, a roll-on/roll-off vessel, now rests serenely on the Gulf of Mexico's seabed. This ship, having been adapted for mili...
- US Midterm Elections History: From 1866 to 1994 to 2018 – The polls that changed the course of American presidential powerThe 2026 midterm elections have led to a significant shift in power dynamics within Congress. Democrats have secured control of both the Ho...
- White Christmas 2026 forecast: Which US states and Canadian regions could see snow on December 25?Predictions for the 2026 holiday season suggest that some parts of the US and Canada may enjoy a picturesque White Christmas. The Old Farme...
- U.S. and Japanese Companies Struggle with Different Parts of AI Adoption—and Offer Different Lessons for Making It WorkCompanies in both the U.S. and Japan are struggling to deploy AI, but often in very different ways. In the U.S., deployment is wide but sha...
- US Midterm Election 2026: Five clues that could reveal who is having a better election nightSome of the first House returns will come from seats Republicans already hold. Michigan and Texas offer two very different tests in the fig...
- Fridge hacks and finance attacks flag AI insecurityThe growing use of AI in cyberattacks could pose a major threat to the global economy, financial markets and critical infrastructure, accor...
- India-Russia ties rooted in centuries of people-to-people contacts: Russian diplomatIndia and Russia have maintained a strong friendship that has survived changing global geopolitical landscapes over time. Russian diplomat ...
- Stocks rose after every US midterm elections since 1946. Why that streak may not mean what investors thinkTomorrow Americans vote in the midterms, and a lot of investors are asking one thing; will stocks go up afterward? History says yes. The S&...
- Pakistan suffered $40 billion in economic losses due to suspension of trade with India: PIBC chiefLahore has faced an estimated USD 40 billion in economic losses since trade with India paused in 2019. Business leaders emphasize the need ...
- Cheap stocks aren’t enough: The one trigger FIIs need to return to IndiaFIIs have pulled nearly $64 billion from Indian equities over the past two years, marking the longest and deepest sell-off in two decades, ...
- By 1909, copper had helped Swansea, Arizona, grow to about 500 people; financial trouble followed in 1911, and the last mine closed in 1937Swansea, Arizona, once thrived as a mining community but became a ghost town after its abandonment in 1937. It flourished in the early 1900...
- In 1835, Maryland built a curved railway bridge from 63,000 tons of granite - critics thought it would collapse, but trains still cross it todayThe Thomas Viaduct, completed in 1835, stands as a testament to innovation in American railway engineering. Built with 63,000 tons of grani...
- The pope's car once had a silk-upholstered armchair and later a transparent dome: How the iconic Mercedes-Benz evolved over nearly 100 yearsA new exhibition titled A Century of the Popemobile is now on display at the Vatican Museums. It features eight historic Mercedes-Benz vehi...
- In 1905, Minnesota opened a transporter bridge with a suspended gondola; the platform carried people, streetcars, and vehicles across Duluth’s harbor canalIn February 1905, the Duluth Aerial Ferry Bridge debuted to facilitate travel over a challenging sandbar. This innovative structure enabled...
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