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The world’s biggest banks are making a move. And millions of jobs are in the crosshairs. A Bloomberg analysis reveals a sweeping trend. Banks across the globe are quietly laying off workers. The common thread? Artificial intelligence.

Global tech stocks are under pressure, but Nvidia’s boss says: don’t panic. In fact, he says, now is the time to buy.

New data from Strategas Research Partners reveals a stunning trend at the top of American corporate power. You don’t need a degree to run a Fortune 500 company. In fact, skipping college altogether may be your best bet.

For Pragati, the film marks her third significant project ahead of her big-screen Hindi debut after having done projects in the south. She’s already set to be seen as the lead in Prakash Jha’s Janaadesh and Anand L Rai-backed Nakrewali.

Kim Soo-hyun is all set to film for a new commercial for a fashion brand in July, nearly a year after he was falsely accussed of dating late actress Kim Sae Ron while she was still a minor. The controversy had derailed his career.

Hundreds are evacuated in New Zealand's capital as 11-meter waves and 128 km/h wind gusts slam Wellington, forcing flight cancellations and coastal closures.

Bangladesh is facing a worsening measles crisis after eight more children reportedly died, raising concerns over the spread of the highly contagious disease. Health authorities are working to contain the outbreak as hospitals continue to receive new cases, particularly among unvaccinated children.

The performer is currently recovering from the accident, which led to the delay of the Liverpool rock band concert just an hour before the showtime. 

A US Army Apache helicopter reportedly crashed near the Strait of Hormuz, with both crew members safely rescued. It remains unclear whether the aircraft was downed by hostile fire. US President Donald Trump confirmed the incident

India has accused Pakistan of denying transit access to Afghan traders, escalating diplomatic tensions over regional trade routes and cross-border movement. Officials claim that the restrictions are impacting Afghanistan’s trade flow and broader connectivity in South Asia, raising concerns about economic disruption for landlocked Afghanistan.

Meta has accused Israeli spyware firm NSO Group of violating a court injunction in an ongoing legal battle, escalating tensions between the tech giant and the surveillance company. The dispute centers around allegations of unauthorized access and misuse of WhatsApp systems through sophisticated spyware tools.

The probe into Delhi's deadly Flourish Stays hotel fire that killed 22 is examining two possible causes – an unattended oil fryer and a cooking gas leak – while staff response and safety lapses remain under scrutiny.

China has signalled its willingness to advance cooperation with India and Russia, highlighting potential areas of engagement amid shifting global geopolitical dynamics. The statement comes as discussions around multipolarity, regional stability, and strategic partnerships gain renewed attention on the international stage.

Spurs beat Knicks 115-111 in Game 3 at MSG, cutting the deficit to 2-1. Trump, the first sitting president at an NBA Finals, was booed by fans and caught napping in his suite during the thriller.

Indian-origin politician Nithya Raman has advanced to the Los Angeles mayoral runoff, marking a significant milestone in the city’s electoral race. Her progress reflects growing support for her platform focused on housing reform, homelessness solutions, and urban development in one of the United States’ largest cities.

The United Nations has expressed concern following an investigation into the killing of a child in the West Bank, calling for accountability and a thorough, independent probe into the circumstances surrounding the incident. The statement adds to growing international scrutiny over escalating violence in the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he informed former US President Donald Trump that Israel retains its right to self-defence amid rising regional tensions. The remarks come as Israel continues to face security challenges across multiple fronts in the Middle East, including ongoing missile threats and cross-border escalations.

Somali referee Omar Artan, set to be the first from his nation at a World Cup, was denied US entry and dropped from the tournament. The White House backed the decision, offering no explanation.

A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the Sargaz region in Iran’s Hormozgan province, with tremors felt across nearby areas early Tuesday. The USGS recorded a slightly lower magnitude of 4.9. No major damage or casualties were reported