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    Cyber sleuths ramp up vigil on critical infra as Pakistan conflict spills online

    Early signs of heightened threat activity have already emerged across utilities such as oil and gas, electricity grids, and telecom networks, particularly in states bordering conflict zones and the national capital, cybersecurity experts tracking the events told ET.

    CBS 2025-2026 Primetime Lineup: All you may want to know

    CBS has shared its primetime schedule for the 2025-2026 season. The lineup includes 16 returning shows and 8 new series. Changes affect nearly every night of the week, with new dramas and reality shows joining the slate.

    Housing prices remain stable in Mumbai, Delhi markets in January-March quarter: PropTiger

    A recent PropTiger report indicates a stabilization in housing prices across key Indian cities during January-March. While Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Chennai, and Pune saw stable rates, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata experienced 4-5% appreciation. This moderation, following a surge in 2022-24, aims to boost genuine buyer demand and curb speculation in the real estate market.

    India crucial to PwC’s growth strategy, says global advisory head

    PwC is increasingly relying on India for its global advisory strategy, leveraging the country's vast talent pool and technological maturity. India is pivotal in scaling managed services, integrating technology into transformation programs, and redefining end-to-end consulting. The firm's 'One Consulting' model and focus on AI are driving growth, with India playing a key role in PwC's global ambitions.

    As Donald Trump plans a 6,000-soldier parade on his birthday, nationwide 'No Kings' protest is scheduled; who are the organisers and how can people participate?

    Donald Trump birthday parade is making headlines as the president plans a 6,000-soldier military display in Washington, D.C. on June 14. But across the U.S., a powerful counter-movement called the “No Kings” protest is gaining momentum. Organized by the grassroots 50501 Movement, protests are set to take place in all 50 states. Supporters are standing up for democracy, LGBTQ+ rights, and government accountability. With the spotlight on this clash of ideologies, the story taps into patriotism, power, and public pushback—making it one of the most watched events of 2025.

    India rejects OIC statement, says another attempt by Pakistan to manipulate the Group

    India has firmly dismissed the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation's (OIC) statement regarding the Pahalgam terrorist attack, labeling it as "absurd" and an unacceptable interference in India's internal affairs. The Ministry of External Affairs highlighted Pakistan's manipulation of the OIC to deflect from its own history of cross-border terrorism.

    • UNSC begins closed door consultations on situation between India, Pakistan

      The UN Security Council convened closed-door consultations on the India-Pakistan situation following Pakistan's request, amidst heightened tensions. Secretary-General Guterres expressed concern over the escalating tensions, particularly after the Pahalgam terror attack, urging restraint and offering UN support for de-escalation. India anticipates no significant outcome from the discussion, viewing it as a perception-shaping effort by Pakistan.

      Digital real estate platform Alt DRX raises $2.7 million in new funding round

      Digital real estate startup Alt DRX has raised Rs 23 crore in funding from institutions like Qatar Development Bank and angel investors including Harsha Bhogle. The funds will fuel customer acquisition and technology enhancement. Alt DRX aims to revolutionize residential real estate by enabling tokenised property ownership, leveraging blockchain for transparency and accessibility.

      UNSC to hold closed consultations on Indo-Pak situation today

      The UN Security Council will hold closed consultations on the India-Pakistan situation following Pakistan's request for an emergency meeting. Tensions have escalated after the Pahalgam terror attack, prompting discussions among Council members. Greece, presiding over the Council, acknowledges the need to address the rising tensions and potential threats to regional peace and security.

      China's Ant Group plans to list overseas unit in Hong Kong, report says

      Ant was founded by billionaire Jack Ma and is 33% controlled by Alibaba. It operates China's ubiquitous mobile payments app Alipay. Chinese authorities pulled the plug on Ant's $37 billion IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong in 2020 and cracked down on Ma's business empire soon after his speech in Shanghai in October that year accusing financial watchdogs of stifling innovation.

      China's Ant Group plans to list overseas unit in Hong Kong: Report

      Ant Group, affiliated with Alibaba, is reportedly planning to list its overseas arm, Ant International, on the Hong Kong stock exchange. The company is communicating with regulators regarding the potential listing, registered in Singapore. This move comes after a previous IPO attempt was halted in 2020, followed by a restructuring and fine imposed by Chinese regulators.

      How Trump's trade war grounded Canada-US flights

      Trade wars impacted air travel between Canada and the United States. Airlines like WestJet and Air Canada reduced US routes. Porter Airlines focused on domestic travel. Canadians canceled US trips due to exchange rates and political issues. Flight bookings dropped significantly. Duty-free shops and US tourism suffered. Canadian provinces promoted local tourism. Domestic travel became more popular among Canadians.

      India’s 'orange economy' making waves to trend on your feeds & shopping carts

      Creator Economy in India: India is strategically formalizing its creator economy, recognizing its potential as a structured industry. The government is investing heavily through a $1 billion fund and the establishment of the Indian Institute of Creative Technology. These initiatives aim to boost creator skills, improve content quality, and facilitate global market access, envisioning creators as key drivers of economic growth and global influence.

      Wall Street buoyed by strong economic data, possible US-China trade talks

      The U.S. economy added 177,000 jobs in April, exceeding expectations, while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%. The data helped to assuage concerns of a economic slowdown following a Commerce Department report, showing a contraction in U.S. gross domestic product for the first time in three years, weighed down by a tariff-induced flood of imports.

      India’s creator economy set to influence $1 trillion in consumer spending by 2030: Report

      India’s creator economy is reshaping the digital and consumer space, with creators now influencing over $350 billion in annual spending—a figure expected to cross $1 trillion by 2030, according to a Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report titled ‘From Content to Commerce: Mapping India’s Creator Economy’.

      US robot makers hope to beat China in humanoid race, tariffs could affect their ambitions

      Though not on the official agenda, tariffs loomed large at Boston’s Robotics Summit, with industry leaders concerned about supply chain uncertainty. US-China trade tensions threaten costs and timelines for robot makers. Still, firms see opportunity in onshoring and automation, especially for humanoid robots in American factories and warehouses.

      India's creator economy set to influence $1 trillion in spending by 2030: BCG

      India's rapidly growing creator landscape is poised to drive over USD 1 trillion annually by 2030, which currently influence an estimated USD 350 billion in consumer expenditure each year, according to a new report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), titled " Mapping India's Creator Economy".

      Any country that buys oil from Iran may land in trouble; here's why

      Donald Trump issued a stern warning, stating that any country or individual purchasing oil or petrochemicals from Iran would face severe sanctions, including being barred from conducting business with the United States. This move is part of Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign to halt Iran's oil exports, alleging the nation supports militant groups.

      Why was Kohl's CEO Ashley Buchanan fired after just four months? The story is interesting, and it involves his lover

      Ashley Buchanan is out as Kohl's CEO after a short stint. He was fired for not revealing a romantic relationship. This relationship led to some business deals that raised eyebrows. An investigation found that Buchanan favored his partner's ventures. Michael Bender is now the interim CEO. Kohl's is also closing stores and facing sales decline.

      American colleges know how much you're willing to pay. Here's how.

      A congressional inquiry scrutinizes Ivy League tuition practices, suspecting algorithmic collusion. The real drivers are consulting firms like EAB and RNL, employing data-driven strategies pioneered by Jack Maguire at Boston College. Colleges now offer merit-based discounts, creating a complex financial aid arbitrage, prompting ethical concerns as institutions compete for affluent students.

      Recent immigration arrests at courthouses around US have advocates worried

      Immigration arrests at courthouses are on the rise in America. Recent incidents in Virginia, North Carolina, New Hampshire, and Boston highlight the issue. Critics fear this practice deters people from attending court. The arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan in Wisconsin has added fuel to the debate. The Biden administration's restrictions were lifted when Trump returned to office.

      Living on rent in US cities is getting expensive again; Midwest takes the lead in new top 10 list

      Rents throughout the United States continue to climb. Five cities in the Midwest unexpectedly were included in the top 10 fastest-growing rents list, indicating a change in housing demand away from the coasts. While increasing, Midwest rents are still relatively low compared with major coastal markets. Read on to know which cities have become expensive

      How did Jordon Hudson quietly amass $8 million real estate empire at 24 while dating 73-year-old Bill Belichick?

      Bill Belichick's 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, has captured the internet's attention after she shut down an interview question about their romantic relationship. Now, it has emerged that she has quietly amassed a whopping $8 million real estate portfolio since they started dating. Bill Belichick met his girlfriend Jordon Hudson in February 2021, she wrote on Instagram earlier this year.

      Infosys completes acquisition of MRE Consulting

      Infosys has completed its $36 million acquisition of US-based MRE Consulting through its subsidiary, Infosys Nova Holdings. The deal strengthens Infosys’ expertise in energy trading and risk management, adding over 200 professionals and expanding its footprint in the energy, utilities, and healthcare sectors with new clients and capabilities.

      Visa partners with AI giants to streamline online shopping

      While users will set spending limits, the AI agents will do the rest - searching for products, booking vacations or ordering groceries, the payments processor said on Wednesday.

      Delhi Police register FIR against Medikabazaar’s co-founder Vivek Tiwari

      Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing has filed an FIR against Medikabazaar's co-founder, Vivek Tiwari, for alleged financial irregularities. He is accused of criminal breach of trust, cheating, forgery, and falsification of accounts, with allegations of siphoning off over Rs 100 crore.

      From the land of dacoits to Guinness Book: This Morena girl cracked one of the world’s toughest exams at 19 and now has 2 lakh YouTube fans

      Nandini Agrawal from Morena achieved a global feat. She became the youngest woman to pass the CA exams. Agrawal secured the top rank nationwide. She started her career at PwC. Later, she worked at Boston Consulting Group. Currently, Agrawal is a Private Equity analyst. She shares guidance for CA aspirants on social media.

      Developers pivot to offer GCCs more than just offices

      Commercial real estate developers in Bengaluru are now offering "GCC-as-a-service" solutions to meet the rising demand from global capability centers. This bundled approach combines real estate with technology, regulatory compliance, talent acquisition, and operational support. This model offers cost savings and scalability, attracting interest from various sectors and companies of different sizes, expanding India's GCC ecosystem.

      Realty developers bet on GCC-as-a-service model as office leasing soars

      Global capability centres' (GCCs) increasing demand is pushing real estate developers to offer comprehensive "GCC-as-a-service" solutions, bundling real estate with technology, compliance, talent acquisition, and operational support. This model helps companies scale efficiently and cut costs by up to 30%, attracting interest from various sectors, especially mid-size enterprises, and driving significant office leasing activity in cities like Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

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