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Asian Games: Indian women's hockey team thrash Indonesia 17-1, blasts 36 goals in 2 matches

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

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‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

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Apple reportedly building AI server with M8 Ultra chips, may use Nvidia technology

Glitch in the matrix caught on camera: Woman vanishes after talking to reporter

IIT Bombay tensions ease after three-hour open house; director’s assurances pacify students

Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices by Rs 20,000: Here’s what each model now costs

J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

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Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

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Mahabharat actor Saurav Gurjar arrested in Hyderabad, sent to 14-day judicial custody in sexual exploitation case

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India’s economy closed FY26 on a strong note, with GDP growth for the January to march quarter coming in at 7.8%, while full-year growth stood at 7.7%.


Can India Sustain Its Growth Momentum This Year?

America is built on ambition. But increasingly, that ambition is born overseas. A new study by national foundation for American policy reveals India produces the most founders of US billion-dollar startups, or unicorns.


Who Builds Most US Unicorns? Indian Immigrants

The US debt is now on track to surpass its world war 2 record of 105 percent of GDP. The CBO projects the US is entering uncharted fiscal territory. In this next report, we decode how America is heading towards a severe debt crisis. Take a look.


US Debt to Hit New Records

The US labour market delivered another upside surprise in may. Stock markets crashed following the news, with gold falling to 3-month low.


US Labour Market Defies Slowdown, FED on Edge

Food price pressures are intensifying globally, with rice inflation surging since the start of the Iran war, driven by soaring fertiliser costs. In this next report of news in numbers, we dive into the details.


Global Food Price Inflation: Key Highlights

India is set to contribute 17.2 percent of global GDP growth in 2026. That is according to projections from the International Monetary Fund.


IMF: India to Top US in Global Growth Share

The United States remains the world's largest economy, generating more than $31 trillion in economic output. But which industries contribute the most? From finance and real estate to healthcare, technology and manufacturing, different sectors play a crucial role in powering American growth. Finance and real estate alone account for a massive share of GDP, highlighting how services increasingly dominate the modern economy.


America's $31.4 Trillion Economy: Who Really Wins 

British universities are facing a serious financial crunch. A Financial Times report quoting new analysis from the University of East London (UEL), reveals a worrying picture.


UK Universities Running Dangerously Low Cash

India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has added another international milestone, with Cambodia becoming the latest country to join the fast-growing digital payments network. What began as a domestic innovation has evolved into a global fintech success story, enabling seamless cross-border transactions and strengthening India's digital influence worldwide. With more than 30 countries reportedly exploring similar partnerships, UPI's expansion highlights how Indian technology is increasingly shaping the future of global payments.


Cambodia Joins UPI Map: 30+ Nations in Queue

The artificial intelligence boom has triggered one of the biggest spending waves in corporate history. Tech giants are pouring trillions of dollars into data centres, chips and AI infrastructure. But investors are now asking a simple question: is all that spending actually paying off?


Big Tech AI Spending Tops $300 Billion This Year

America's stock market is no longer just America's. A historic shift is underway in who owns US stocks, and the numbers are staggering.


Who Really Owns the US Stock Market?

The AI boom is driving one of the strongest tech market rallies in decades, with chipmakers and big tech leading the charge. In this report of news in numbers, we break down the stunning gains powering the US tech sector's surge and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on Wall Street.


AI Trade Hotter Than Ever

The US Dollar is back in favour. And in a big way. Speculative bets on the dollar are surging.

Dollar Bets Hit 9-Month High: Why Now

Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level since February, extending a volatile year for the world’s largest cryptocurrency.
Investors are increasingly shifting capital towards booming stock markets and high-profile IPOs.

Why Crypto Market Is Facing Weakness

In a remarkable sign of investor confidence, chipmaker NVIDIA is now being viewed by parts of the market as a safer credit bet than the US government. Fueled by the global AI boom and strong demand for its advanced chips, Nvidia's financial standing has strengthened dramatically. The development highlights how rapidly the company has risen from a semiconductor manufacturer to one of the world's most influential technology firms, reshaping discussions around market confidence, risk and the future of artificial intelligence.


Nvidia Overtakes US Government in Market Credit Rankings as Investor Confidence Soar

The global smartphone industry is facing its sharpest annual decline on record.

Chip Shortage Cuts Global Smartphone Outlook

The world's largest technology companies are increasingly turning to overseas bond markets to fund their massive AI ambitions. From Europe and Japan to Switzerland, companies such as Alphabet and Amazon are raising record amounts of debt outside the United States.


Why Big Tech Is Borrowing Billions Outside the US 

China has introduced sweeping new rules to tighten its control over foreign deals involving Chinese companies, technology, and data. The move comes just weeks after Beijing forced Meta to reverse its acquisition of Chinese AI startup Manus, signalling a tougher stance on overseas investments.


China Expands Curbs on Overseas Investments

India's passenger vehicle market posted a strong performance in May, with industry wholesales estimated to have risen more than 25 percent year-on-year.


Maruti Suzuki Sells Record 78,000 CNG Vehicles in May

A quiet but significant shift is reshaping global finance. Foreign governments are pulling back from US Treasury bonds. And the numbers tell a striking story.


US Debt: The World Is Quietly Walking Away

Some relief is finally reaching global oil markets. Bloomberg reports that 29 of 109 large non-Iranian oil tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf have now crossed the Strait of Hormuz.


1 in 4 Stranded Tankers Cross Hormuz 

Wall Street is poised to extend its record-breaking rally into the coming week. U.S. benchmarks hit record closing highs on Friday and posted weekly and monthly gains.


Wall Street's Record Rally Set to Continue 

The European Union is now considering putting its own sanctions mechanism on pause, and the reason is the surge in oil prices due to the war in West Asia. According to a Bloomberg report, Brussels is weighing a temporary freeze on its price cap on russian oil.


Iran Crisis Forces EU Rethink on Russian Oil Caps

The era of easy rate cuts may be coming to an end. Global central banks are shifting towards tighter money, and inflation may force more hikes ahead.


Global Central Banks Inch Closer to Tightening Mode

A Bank of America report is sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence and its impact on global employment. The report says 24 percent of jobs worldwide, or roughly 838 million positions, are exposed to generative AI.


Bank Of America: 1 in 4 Jobs Globally at Risk from AI 

America's financial wealth has hit a record. Bank of America says the total value of US private sector financial assets is now at an all-time high, relative to the size of the economy.


Stocks, Bonds, Cash: Us Assets Hit Record High