- — Tata Sons plans AGM within a month, may approach NCLT if SRTT freeze blocks quorum
- Tata Sons intends to organize its annual general meeting following a previous deferral due to quorum issues. The company is considering legal action to bypass quorum requirements in light of ongoing restrictions on Sir Ratan Tata Trust. N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment as a director will be on the agenda despite possible conflicts within the board. The National Company Law Tribunal may be approached for assistance in conducting the meeting.
- — Social Security could face a 22% benefit cut in 2032 - here are the changes being discussed
- Social Security is approaching a funding gap projected to occur by 2032, necessitating Congressional intervention. Options under consideration include increasing payroll taxes and lifting the income cap for taxation. Some experts advocate for reducing benefits or increasing the retirement age as part of potential reforms.
- — Xi Jinping gets royal welcome! Trump rolls out red carpet & bombers for Chinese President
- — Japanese Mindset: 'Ganbaru'- The Japanese philosophy that teaches you to keep going even when life gets difficult
- Japanese Mindset: Ganbaru embodies a Japanese philosophy that champions the spirit of perseverance and effort, especially during trying times. It inspires individuals to steadfastly pursue their ambitions, reminding them that victory often demands patience and ongoing dedication. Rather than seeking instant results, Ganbaru values the power of consistent, incremental efforts on the journey to lasting success, illustrating that persistence is a crucial form of advancement.
- — Kamala Harris backs Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan: Why her call for Democratic unity matters ahead of the 2026 midterms
- Kamala Harris visited Michigan to rally support for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, emphasizing the necessity of Democratic unity. She stressed the critical role of voter participation to diminish Donald Trump’s impact. El-Sayed must enhance his appeal to diverse communities, particularly Black and Jewish voters. Harris's goal is to strengthen ties with Black voters, who are essential for success in the upcoming elections, potentially influencing Senate control and future political trajectories.
- — Chinese mindset of the day: 'You will be able to achieve your goals as long as...' - inspiring life lessons on why determination and ambition matter when chasing your goals
- Chinese mindset of the day: Goal-setting might appear easy, but transforming aspirations into reality demands fierce dedication and a strong desire for achievement. Along the way, challenges can test one’s resolve, and while ambition directs efforts, determination fuels perseverance through hardships. It's often essential to adapt strategies to maintain momentum.
- — Global agencies see India’s growth ringing louder; raise FY27 GDP forecasts on upbeat demand and investment sentiment
- India’s FY27 growth outlook has received upgrades from the OECD, Asian Development Bank, S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings, with forecasts now ranging from 6.9% to 7.1% amid strong domestic demand, investment, services and exports. The revisions follow 7.8% GDP growth in the June quarter, though institutions flagged risks from geopolitical uncertainty, weather disruptions and rising inflation, with some expecting the RBI to raise interest rates.
- — LIVE | Trump welcomes Chinese Prez Xi in rare airport spectacle! B-2 Bombers & F-22s take the sky
- — Solar Opposites Season 6: Netflix release date, story and ending explained
- Solar Opposites Season 6 will arrive on Netflix in the US. It is expected to release in other regions on October 13, 2026. The season serves as the final chapter of the adult animated sci-fi comedy. It follows the alien family from Planet Shlorp as they deal with Earth, the Pupa, the Wall storyline and a future linked to Earth’s destruction.
- — ‘Possible to search for humans!’: Hawley unloads on Flock AI cameras, reads CEO’s shocking letter
- — Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed – Flying Free: Release date, schedule, plot and what to expect
- Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed – Flying Free returns to Netflix with eight new episodes. The first four episodes will premiere globally on October 8, while the remaining four are set for Spring 2027. Sophia and Wildstar search for shooting stars during the Fairy Moon to bring Sophia’s father back.
- — Who is Miriam Haley? Harvey Weinstein victim speaks out after his 15-year sentence-'It doesn’t go away'
- Miriam Haley, who accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault in 2006, commented after his recent sentencing. She revealed the long legal battle had been extremely challenging and publicly scrutinized. While she expressed relief at the verdict, Haley acknowledged that the experience would linger in her life. Her attorney praised her bravery and resilience throughout the trials.
- — Early retirement could lead to a 10% penalty - how 72(t) may help access your savings
- A $10 million retirement account can create a major tax burden for someone retiring before 50. Forbes contributor Cicely Jones explains how 72(t) distributions can provide income before age 59½ while potentially avoiding the 10% federal early withdrawal penalty, but the strategy requires careful planning.
- — 'AI needs extreme care, need to slow down': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman delivers stark warning at UNSC
- — 'AI needs extreme care, need to slow down': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman delivers stark warning at UNSC
- — Why are US natural gas prices rising today?
- US natural gas prices have climbed 2% to an 11-week high as forecasts for cooler weather point towards higher heating demand. Falling daily output and rising gas flows to LNG export plants also supported prices, while US gas production remains near record levels and storage stays above the five-year average.
- — America’s power grid is heading toward a difficult electricity crunch. Could the answer already be sitting quietly in millions of parking lots?
- American power grids face a severe double strain. Surging electricity demand from new data centers and industrial electrification is colliding with extreme summer heat waves that strain existing generator capacity. Meeting those sudden evening spikes usually means firing up costly, inefficient fossil fuel peaker plants. Yet a massive battery capacity already exists, sitting parked in municipal lots and port corridors for most of the day.
- — Are Republicans doomed? Trump's negative impact on GOP leads to a Democratic lead in new polls in the midterm elections
- Polls show that Democrats currently hold a significant advantage in the race for the 2026 midterm elections. Many voters perceive their congressional votes as expressions against Donald Trump rather than in support of him. The House appears more favorable for Democrats, while the Senate races remain highly competitive. Prediction markets also indicate a strong likelihood of Democratic gains in both congressional chambers.
- — NUS researchers develop new Lutetium Atomic Clock with record accuracy that could advance precision timekeeping
- Scientists at the National University of Singapore have developed a highly precise optical atomic clock using lutetium. Researchers at the Centre for Quantum Technologies measured its frequency to 19 decimal places and reported an uncertainty of 1 × 10-19, which they said is the lowest recorded for an optical atomic clock. The team compared two separate clocks to test the measurement and achieved a comparison uncertainty of 5.7 × 10-19. The technology could support future research involving gravity, geophysics and fundamental physics while contributing to precision measurement and timekeeping standards. Researchers are also working toward creating a transportable version.
- — US midterm elections 2026: Will Republicans and voters make the right choice?
- US midterm elections 2026 are putting Republicans under pressure as voters are currently highly concerned about gas, food, healthcare and housing costs. This comes as Senate Republicans are deciding whether to go home to campaign or stay in Washington to push affordability measures. Polls show Democrats are ahead in preferences while Trump continues to be a key factor for voters.
- — Mysterious radio bursts detected 63 light-years from Earth, well beyond our solar system: What scientists discovered about its source
- A newly reported radio signature from Beta Pictoris b is giving astronomers a rare way to investigate the magnetic environment of a planet beyond our solar system. Observations with South Africa’s MeerKAT array identified recurring auroral radio bursts at the planet’s location, rather than its host star. The research also provides the first direct measurement of an exoplanet’s magnetic field strength.
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