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31.07 / 06:13
Platform Remark Subway country cover Subway's unconventional offer: Free sandwiches for a lifetime by changing your name
Subway has announced an intriguing offer that has caught the attention of many. The deal? Free Subway Deli Heroes for life, but there's a catch: contestants must legally change their first name to 'Subway'. Between August 1 and 4, sandwich enthusiasts and Subway superfans can participate in this extraordinary contest by visiting SubwayNameChange.com.
31.07 / 03:17
Cooper Action cover stablecoin regulation recommendations FSB Releases High-Level Recommendations for Global Stablecoin Regulation
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has published a comprehensive report outlining key recommendations for the regulation, supervision, and oversight of global stablecoin (GSC) arrangements. The report aims to address potential financial stability risks posed by GSCs at both the domestic and international level.
31.07 / 02:19
UBS cover AFR makes appointments in wealth, politics and economics
Joanna Mather has been appointed Wealth Editor. Jo brings deep experience to her new role, having previously covered the tax, superannuation and personal finance rounds and most recently been deputy news director for the past two years. After joining the Financial Review as education reporter in 2008, Jo spent four years in the Canberra bureau, covering two election campaigns, before returning to Sydney.
31.07 / 01:49
Corning Southern country cover Rice planting gathers pace as monsoon rains revive
Higher rice planting in India, the world's second biggest producer of the grain, will ease concerns about the lower output of the staple. Earlier this month, India ordered a halt to its largest rice export category — a move that will roughly halve shipments by the world's largest exporter of the grain. Farmers typically start planting rice, corn, cotton, soybeans, sugarcane and peanuts, among other crops, from June 1, when monsoon rains are expected to begin drenching India.
31.07 / 01:11
Provident FIVE Career Dreams performer stage cover Mix of investments is ideal in early stages of career
Krish has been offered an overseas assignment that requires him to stay abroad for at least five years. He is engaged and soon to be married. He is looking at this posting as an opportunity to earn additional income.
31.07 / 00:53
COST UPS Waves Fox Southern cover businesses Heat wave hits US economy as businesses and consumers try to adapt
ClimateDepot.com publisher Marc Morano argues mainstream media is skewing temperature data to make it an issue on climate change on ‘Varney & Co.’
30.07 / 19:29
COST IPO CME NIFTY cover NSE weighs extending trade timings gradually
MUMBAI : National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India Ltd is considering gradually extending trade timings, currently set at 6 hours and 15 minutes of the regular market, in consultation with its broker members, a top official of India’s largest stock exchange said. The proposal must be approved by the capital markets regulator and could be extended to derivatives contracts, said Ashishkumar Chauhan, managing director and chief executive, NSE.
30.07 / 18:23
UPS MET cover concert peace Efforts on to find peace; Naga MLAs roped in to talk to Kukis
Manipur putting across their demands, a concerted effort is on to find a solution to ensure lasting peace in the state, which has been ravaged by ethnic violence since May 3. While the Kuki groups are adamant on a separate administration, Meiteis are insisting that the integrity of Manipur is non-negotiable. Backchannel negotiations are proceeding with different groups at several layers.
30.07 / 17:55
Highways Eagle cover evacuation Wildfire ‘Eagle Bluff’ crosses over from US into Canada, evacuation order issued for Osoyoos town
Due to an out-of-control wildfire that has crossed the border from the US stae of Washington, authorities have issued an evacuation order for the Canadian town of Osoyoos and its surrounding district. According to the British Columbia Wildfire Service, the wildfire, called Eagle Bluff, is approximately 4 kilometres (2.49 miles) from Osoyoos.
30.07 / 15:57
Target country cover State govts, oil palm firms launch mega drive till Aug 12 to increase oil palm cultivation
oil palm processing firms have launched a mega drive till August 12 to increase the area under oil palm cultivation in the country, the Agriculture Ministry said on Sunday. The major oil palm growing states, namely, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Karnataka, Goa, Assam, Tripura, Nagaland, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh will be participating in this initiative, it said.
30.07 / 14:35
Twitter Platform cover 11 railway stations under Vijayawada division to be developed under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme
railway stations under South Central Railway (SCR) zone's Vijayawada division will be developed under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, said an official on Sunday. Narendra Anandrao Patil, divisional railway manager, Vijayawada Division said these stations will be part of the major upgradation under the first phase.
30.07 / 14:35
COST UPS Provident FIVE cover Centre Centre sanctions upgradation of 91 roads, 30 bridges in Arunachal under PMGSY: Rijiju
Kiren Rijiju on Sunday said the Centre has sanctioned the upgradation of 91 roads covering a length of 720.75 kilometres and 30 long-span bridges in Arunachal Pradesh under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. In a statement, Rijiju, the minister of earth sciences, said the total estimated cost of these projects is Rs 757.58 crore.
30.07 / 14:13
Provident Action Remark show cover social Training Don Geronimo sacked by WBIG-FM for making offensive remarks about TV anchor at Washington Commanders training camp. Details here
Don Geronimo, also known as Michael Sorce, due to offensive comments he made about a female TV anchor during a broadcast from the team's training camp in Ashburn, as per a report in Washington Post. During his show «The Don Geronimo Show» on BIG 100, Geronimo made disparaging remarks about WUSA-TV sports anchor Sharla McBride, referring to her as «Barbie girl» when she arrived to cover the team's second day of camp. He further speculated that she might be a cheerleader and referred to her disrespectfully as «that chick.» The Commanders spokesperson expressed satisfaction with iHeartMedia's swift response in addressing the issue.
30.07 / 12:53
UPS Provident Cooper Action cover electronic fall Trust is the key element that AI regulation mustn’t fall short of
There is something propitious about the timing of Christopher Nolan’s latest movie release. An Oppenheimer moment, highlighting the moral dilemma and consequences of putative good deeds ending up harming humanity, has become especially relevant for a world grappling with the duality of artificial intelligence (AI) or Big Data.
30.07 / 08:51
Provident Manufacturing BURST Highways Orange cover safe What is an E-Bike, and how safe are they?
riders have raised concerns about the safety of some types of vehicles, and about whether they legally qualify as e-bikes. Here's what's known about e-bikes and their risks.What is an e-bike? The Consumer Product Safety Commission, the federal agency responsible for regulating the safety and sale of low-speed electric bicycles, defines an e-bike as a two- or three-wheel vehicle that has pedals and an electric motor. The motor must be rated below 750 watts, which is roughly twice the power that a professional cyclist can generate. The rider can use the pedals or the motor, singly or in combination. With the motor alone, the bike must not be capable of going faster than 20 mph on a level surface. State laws govern where e-bikes can be ridden, the minimum age for riders and other rules about how the vehicles are used. To meet federal regulations, bicycle manufacturers have developed a three-tier classification system for e-bikes.
30.07 / 07:55
Provident Waters Adventure track cover electronic How to travel safely and securely during monsoon: 5 points
The monsoon season brings with it a unique charm and a sense of adventure, but it also requires extra caution when planning your travel. Whether you’re embarking on a weekend getaway or a long-awaited vacation, ensuring your safety and security during this rainy season should be a top priority. By following a few essential tips and taking necessary precautions, you can enjoy your journey without compromising on your well-being. This article provides valuable advice on how to travel safely and securely during the monsoon, allowing you to make the most of your rainy season adventures.
30.07 / 07:55
UPS Provident Lowe's CEO Assurant cover Financial Financial planning for children’s needs: Should you invest in a child plan or mutual funds?
Are you concerned about financially securing your child’s future for goals like marriage and higher education? It may sound like a daunting task, but with right investment and planning you can achieve these financial goals.
30.07 / 06:59
UPS FLEX Samsung Motorola cover July Tech Recap: Major smartphones launched in India
In July 2023, the Indian smartphone market witnessed a flurry of new models, creating a highly exciting atmosphere for consumers. Renowned brands such as iQOO and Realme decided to concentrate on the mid-range segment, while Samsung and Motorola introduced groundbreaking foldable devices, intensifying the competition. A significant highlight was Nothing's much-awaited second phone release, which generated considerable buzz.
30.07 / 06:59
FIVE Parke country cover park Tiger population rises to 135 at Dudhwa park
Dudhwa Tiger Reserve area has risen to 135 from a previous population of 82 — a jump of more than 64 per cent between 2018 and 2022, an official said. According to the latest government data released on the International Tiger Day on Saturday, the number of tigers in India has increased from 2,967 in 2018 to 3,682 in 2022, an annual rise of 6 per cent. Dudhwa Tiger Reserve Deputy Director Rengaraju Tamilselvan said the number of tigers, including the ones outside the reserve, has also grown from 107 to 153, clocking a growth of around 43 per cent.
30.07 / 05:51
Southern show cover Inside social A large explosion at a fireworks warehouse in Thailand kills at least 10 people and wounds scores
A large explosion at a fireworks warehouse in southern Thailand has killed at least 10 people and wounded scores

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