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U.S. stocks drifted to a mixed close after erasing most of their losses from earlier in the day

interest rate cuts. Stocks moved between losses and gains in Japan and South Korea, with those in Australia modestly higher. Futures pointed to gains in Hong Kong. US contracts were flat after the S&P 500 closed little changed. Treasury 10-year yields hovered near 4.2% after topping that level for the first time since July.

Even Healthcare, which provides facilities such as consultation and hospitalisation to its members, has raised $30 million (about Rs 252 crore) in funding led by Silicon Valley-based Khosla Ventures. The round saw participation from other US-based investors such as Founders Fund, 8VC and Lachy Groom. The funds will be used to launch hospital operations in Bengaluru and scale up patient care and recourse processes. This round brings the company’s funding till date to $50 million.

Kamala Harris in the interview on ‘60 minutes’, reported New York Post. The network had to come with this acknowledgement as the former US President Donald Trump appeared with the claim that the editing was deceitful and it held an intention of making the appearance of Kamala Harris more articulate. According to New York Post, CBS News has rejected the assertions made by Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump firmly and labeled them as ‘false’. CBS News asserted that the editing of different portions of Kamala Harris’s answer to the repeated question regarding the actions taken by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amidst the unrest situation in the Middle East asked by the interviewer Bill Whitaker was done for clarity. New York Post noted that in a statement, CBS also came with an explanation that this version of the show has appeared to be more succinct with the allowance for a broader level of discussion with the segment of 21 minutes. Karoline Leavitt, the campaign spokesperson of Donald Trump has argued that the admission of CBS has confirmed the accusation of manipulation made by them for presenting Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris in a way which is more favorable.

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According to a Business Insider report, there is a chance of a 'no landing' scenario, where things would be bullish for US stocks. Under these circumstances, high-dividend yielding sectors will be benefited since short-term rates will collapse first. This scenario also includes a major run for hot economic data and growth which will end up in boosting the US markets but will also witness a steep rate cut cycle from the US Federal Reserve, says Business Insider. Institutions like the Bank of America and UBS could be one of the primary once affected in this no landing outcome but it must also be noted that under these estimated circumstances, the growth of the US markets remains stronger than ever, with a deflation of inflation fears along with an elevation of interest rates. Also Read: What is the Golden Visa that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are eyeing by buying a house in Portugal? <div data-placement=«Mid Article Thumbnails» data-

Kamala Harris and former US President Donald Trump are having a very tough and competitive race across the seven battleground states, revealed a Washington Post or Scholar School Poll. According to Reuters, Kamala Harris is having 51 per cent support in Georgia compared to Donald Trump’s 47 per cent whereas Donald Trump is having a slight edge in Arizona with 49 per cent support compared to Kamala Harris’s 46 per cent support. Reuters noted that both the poll findings fall within a poll’s margin of error of near about +-4.5 per cent points which was based on a pretty recent survey of approximately 5,016 registered voters. Also Read: Donald Trump ahead of Kamala Harris in these three swing states which he is looking to flip

swing states namely Wisconsin, Michigan and Georgia, revealed a recent conservative polling data. According to Newsweek, early voting has commenced in several states while campaigning of both the Presidential candidates is intensifying ahead of the US Presidential Elections. Napolitan News Service conducted a recent poll survey in the month of October which showed Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris in Wisconsin by 1 point which is a major shift from Kamala Harris’s previous lead. Newsweek reported that Napolitan News surveyed around 787 likely voters while having a margin of error of +-3.5 points. Also Read: NBA 2024-25 Season: See where to watch, schedule

Donald Trump is going extensively strong in these last few weeks of the US elections that are scheduled for November 5. The early voting phase has already begun and Donald Trump is already building his strong hold in various regions including the key battleground states, as per most election strategy data and surveys.

Venezuela’s top prosecutor has announced the arrest of a former oil minister and accused him of working with the U.S. government to undermine the industry that drives the country’s economy

Nate Silver reveals that polling averages in 21 states have gradually taken a shift towards former US President Donald Trump over the past month while it indicates a huge growing momentum for his campaign, reported Newsweek. On the other hand, US Vice President Kamala Harris is still leading nationally and also in key Swing States namely, Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada whereas both the Presidential candidates are having a tie in Pennsylvania. According to Newsweek, over the past month, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump have gained some significant ground in battleground states while his deficit in Michigan has come down to just 0.5 points. Also Read: The Trump dance is going viral, even Harris supporters are liking it; watch it here

Donald Trump is a very interesting figure when it comes to entertaining people, and amid the US elections, he has taken over every opportunity to show off some of his funny dance moves, which is now breaking the Internet. Such is the craze around Donald Trump's dance moves, that even Kamala Harris' supporters are also sharing a laugh over it. According to a New York Post report, Harris supporters at a rally in Arizona were asked to give their best version of a dance just like Donald Trump and interestingly, they replicated his moves quite perfectly. Also Read: Cheryl Hines to write a tell-all book following RFK Jr.’s sexting scandal with NY mag’s Olivia Nuzzi

While Heartland Season 18 made its debut on Canadian TV screens on October 6, 2023, the US premiere may be several months away, as mentioned in a report by TV Insider. The previous season of Heartland aired in the United States roughly six months after its Canadian premiere. If Season 18 follows the same timeline, viewers in the U.S. can expect the new season to become available on the streaming service UP Faith & Family around April or May 2025, as per TV Insider report.

US elections are at a certain level of political uncertainty this time as there is no clear understanding as to which candidate will ultimately succeed in getting the edge over the other in the upcoming polls. Even top pollsters are not able to get a clear picture with just 2 weeks remaining for the elections to begin. In this scenario there are even contemplations about Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tying in the Electoral College, and the repercussions of it.

national economy and JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is of the opinion that the 'Buffett rule' could help in clamping down US debt for now. According to the top bank executive, the United States could actively bring down run away boring without eliminating its spending spree, if the government keeps investing in the right initiatives.

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Lithium Americas president and CEO Jonathan Evans discusses the increased investment in the company’s Thacker Pass mine in Nevada on ‘The Bottom Line.’

Federal regulators is giving a strong push to electric-powered air taxis by issuing a final rule for operating the aircraft and how pilots will be trained to fly them