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US Midterm elections 2026: Could the results change how long Indian students can stay in America?The outcome of the US Midterm elections could significantly impact the future of the student visa framework, particularly for Indian learne...- Dollar rangebound ahead of US midterms; bitcoin reels from crypto heistMajor currencies remained steady as traders evaluated the upcoming US midterm elections and significant economic data. Bitcoin and Ether ex...
- Andreas Almgren: Swedish math master's graduate who quit his data scientist job, watched NYC Marathon last year and returned to win it on debutAndreas Almgren went from watching the NYC Marathon as a spectator last year to winning it on his debut in 2026. The Swedish distance runne...
- Only a weatherman knows which way the wind blows: Why science and truth matter in an AI-driven worldPressure, a film by Anthony Maras, vividly captures the turbulent atmosphere of the D-Day operation in World War II, focusing on British me...
- ET Wealth Expo: Saurabh Mukherjea suggests a simple 50:50 portfolio to diversify across India and the USSaurabh Mukherjea recommends a simple 50:50 portfolio split between the Nifty 50 and the S&P 500, with annual rebalancing, to diversify acr...
- Could Israel’s Arab parties hold the key to deciding who becomes the next prime minister as Netanyahu faces an election deadlock and rival blocs struggle to secure a governing majority?Israel's recent inconclusive election has left major political blocs short of a governing majority. Gadi Eisenkot, the opposition leader, m...
- 'Height of insanity:' Trump ends VA mortgage rescue program; 15,000 veterans face higher payments, 700 see $1,000 hikeAfter the discontinuation of the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase program, many veterans are encountering significantly higher mortgage ...
- As crypto markets mature, technical analysis moves to the core of investor strategyCrypto investing has evolved from hype-driven participation to a focus on technical analysis and structured decision-making. Investors are ...
- 5,000 US soldiers were made test subjects in a mind-altering drug programme. It was done to find a chemical that could disable enemies during Cold WarDuring the Cold War, the US Army exposed around 5,000 soldiers to LSD, nerve agents and other dangerous chemicals at a secret Maryland faci...
- Goldman Sachs President John Waldron, who studied English instead of finance, was initially rejected by the bank; he now explains why he is rooting for English, history and philosophy graduates when asked about GS’ hiring strategy amid the AI boomGoldman Sachs President John Waldron emphasizes the importance of intellectual curiosity and analytical skills in hiring practices. He expr...
- Robinhood CEO's AI startup Harmonic expands into software, chip design verificationBacked by Nvidia's venture capital arm, Sequoia and Ribbit Capital, Harmonic raised $120 million in a funding round last November that valu...
- AI models have produced proofs challenging major theories in maths, computing, physics: OpenAIOpenAI has claimed its AI models have disproved the Exponential Time Hypothesis, which impacts computer science research. The findings incl...
- Social gaming platform Matiks raises $10 million in funding led by General CatalystThe startup will use the fresh capital to expand internationally, invest in new games and social experiences, and launch an artificial inte...
- Honasa Consumer elevates Vipul Maheshwari to chief product & technology officerIn his new role, Maheshwari will lead the company’s product, technology, engineering and analytics functions. His main task will be to adva...
- Meet ‘Mozart of Math’ Terence Tao: A mathematics genius who started playing with numbers at 2, won International Olympiad at 13, and earned a PhD at 20Terence Tao, who was born in Australia, demonstrated extraordinary mathematical skills from a young age. He began learning calculus at the ...
- Arjun Prajapati: This 5-year-old with Vadodara roots started reading before turning 2, has an IQ of 141, ranks in the top 2% and has read 3,000 booksFive-year-old Arjun Prajapati has drawn attention for his exceptional learning abilities, scoring 141 on an IQ test and qualifying for Mens...
- In 1841, Squire Whipple found a cheaper way to build long iron bridges; more than 100 of his designs later crossed America's canals and growing railroad linesIn the early 1800s, Squire Whipple revolutionized bridge engineering with his mathematical approach. His creation, the Whipple truss bridge...
- eMudhra to exit global SSL/TLS certificate business after controversyDigital trust services provider eMudhra on Thursday said that it would voluntarily withdraw from the global SSL/TLS certificate business, f...
- Meet Chris Olah, who left university at 18 without a degree, got into Google Brain through his blog posts and went on to co-found AnthropicOlah co-founded Anthropic. It is the company behind the Claude family of AI models. AI interpretability is also a field that he works on. I...
- AI challenges maths by solving the unsolvableThe recent surge in artificial intelligence capabilities has resolved a number of long-standing mathematical conundrums, leading many mathe...
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