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Goldman Sach CEO Slides Into Musk's DMs During Bid To Lead SpaceX IPO
Banks have been battling for months to take the top spot on the initial public offering for SpaceX, which is targeting a valuation of more than $2 trillion while raising $75 billion.
190 Million And Counting: Meloni's Melody Moment With PM Modi Is Mega Viral
PM Narendra Modi and Girrogia Meloni's playful Melody toffee video becomes the most-watched video on her Instagram feed.
Sergio Gor Hints At "Big Things" In India-US Nuclear Collaboration
The US delegation noted that the recent enactment of the SHANTI Act, 2025, has opened up numerous opportunities for the commercial nuclear industry to work with India. Speaking
Man charged with stealing from Bondi shooting victim
Australian police said Thursday they had charged a man with allegedly stealing from a victim during last year's deadly mass...
US Seeks Energy Export Boost To India Hit By Hormuz Blockade
India is a major energy importer. Before the US-Iran war, India was heavily reliant on Hormuz for supplies of about 90% LPG.
"I'm Dying": New York Woman Parks Mercedes Next To Manhole, Falls Inside
Donike Gocaj, 56, parked her Mercedes-Benz SUV right next to the maintenance hole Monday night and fell in after exiting the vehicle shortly before 11:30 pm.
This Giant Railway Station In China Was Built On A Mountain In Just 38 Months
The station is designed to handle up to 16,000 passengers every hour during peak time.
Rocket, Satellite, AI Giant SpaceX Files IPO, Reveals $4.28 Billion Loss
SpaceX had a net loss of $4.28 billion on revenue of $4.69 billion for the first quarter, compared with a net loss of $528 million on revenue of about $4 billion a year earlier, the filing shows.
Trump Renews Pressure As Iran Vows Retaliation Beyond Middle East
US and Iran exchange threats as war tensions rise with military actions ongoing
OpenAI Cracks 80-Year-Old Math Mystery. Why You Should Care Even If You Hate Math
What's next? Will machines now compete for Nobel Prizes? And why the world needs to pay attention before it gets left out in the cold.
SpaceX, The Sprawling Company Targeting The Stars, Mars And An IPO
SpaceX is under contract with NASA to produce a modified variant of Starship that would serve as a human landing system.
A Timeline Of US-Cuba Relations Amid Heightened Tensions In Trump's Second Term
Trump has been escalating talk on regime change in Cuba after the military action in Venezuela early this year resulted in the capture of President Nicolas Maduro.
'Your Role Has Been Eliminated': Inside Meta's Final 4 AM Mail To Fired Staff
Meta Job Cuts: Meta employees were informed that their badges had been deactivated. Access to internal systems would be removed.
"No Faith, No Law, No Morality": India Slams Pak's 'Genocidal Acts' At UNSC
The Indian envoy said that such heinous acts of aggression by Pakistan should not come as a surprise from a country that "bombs its own people and conducts systematic genocide".
Why Students Cheered Apple Co-Founder's Take On AI
While several tech leaders have faced boos over AI lecturing, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak struck a very different chord with graduating students.
"Always Sad To Say Goodbye": Mark Zuckerberg To 8,000 Laid-Off Meta Employees
The layoff notifications went out beginning in the early morning hours, with Singapore-based Meta workers among the first to be informed.
US Aircraft Carrier USS Nimitz Enters Caribbean Amid Rising Cuba Tensions
USS Nimitz and its strike group deploy to Caribbean amid escalating US-Cuba tensions.
UK Eases Sanctions On Russian Fuel Imports Amid Middle East Tensions
The UK had announced in October it would ban imports derived from Russian crude, part of a push to cut off revenues funding Russia's war in Ukraine.
US-Iran War Live Updates: Donald Trump Says Iran Talks "Right On The Borderline"
US President Donald Trump said a deal with Iran could happen "very quickly, or (in) a few days."
