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Credit Suisse concealed information during previous inquiries into Nazi-controlled bank accounts during World War II.

Indie filmmaker Jeff Baena, who was married to his frequent creative collaborator Aubrey Plaza, has died. He was 47.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Switzerland thought it came to terms with its Nazi-assisting past after harrowing probes in the 1990s led its two largest banks to pay more than $1 billion restitution to Holocaust victims. Documents unearthed in bank archives show it might have been at least in part a whitewash.

A large metallic ring suspected to be debris from space crashed in a village in Kenya’s south on Monday, the country’s space agency said.

In the latest event of the Saba saga, Edinburgh Worldwide — one of the seven boards called out by the US activist investor in December — released a notice today (3 January) stating: «On review of the documentation, in conjunction with the company's registrars, it was discovered that Saba's nominee was not the registered holder of sufficient shares on the date the requisition notice was served for the requisition notice to be a valid request in accordance with Section 303 of the Companies Act 2006.» As a result, the chair of Edinburgh Worldwide, Jonathan Simpson Dent has notified Saba of ...

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Chocolate: A global history is an essential guide for writers, researchers and food afionados about the long winding story of how chocolate travelled from the early Americas to the present day. Authors Sarah Moss and Alexader Badenoch write that evidence of cocoa has been found from the Olmec-era, pre-Classic Maya sites in Belize.

ITC shares will remain in focus on Wednesday as the much-awaited demerger of ITC Hotels comes into effect from today, January 1, but the record date for ITC shareholders would be January 6. Under the demerger scheme, ITC shareholders whose names will appear in the list of shareholders on January 6 will get one share of ITC Hotels for every 10 units of the parent company.

ITC Hotels comes into effect from tomorrow, January 1, but the record date for ITC shareholders would be January 6. Under the demerger scheme, ITC shareholders whose names will appear in the list of shareholders on January 6 will get one share of ITC Hotels for every 10 units of the parent company.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Daron Acemoglu, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who recently won the Nobel Prize in economics, worries that artificial intelligence will worsen income inequality and not do all that much for productivity. His friend and colleague David Autor is more hopeful, believing that AI could do just the opposite.

In the thick of holiday travel, another unticketed passenger attempted to stow away on a Delta Air Lines flight

Bengaluru-based Abhinav Jain (34) completed his B Tech and started working as a chemical engineer in 2012. But his passion lay elsewhere – in the financial services industry. He heard about the chartered financial analyst (CFA) certification, which comprises three levels (exams), and took the first one in 2018. He then found out it would only get him entry-level jobs and that he would need to complete an MBA in finance, too. He couldn't start afresh, so he continued with his old job, eventually quitting in 2022 to become a mutual fund distributor.

Lakeville Police Department discovered and took into possession. These packages were scattered across the woods, and when Sgt. Shawn Robert found it at 2am in the night during his routine patrol, he was astonished to find such massive number of packages. Robert then took things up at the Police Department and got the packages sent there for thorough investigation.

Sunny Leone. Virendra Joshi is accused of receiving Rs 1,000 monthly deposits intended for beneficiaries of the Mahtari Vandan Yojana. This scheme, implemented by the BJP government, provides Rs 1,000 per month to married women in the state. The fraud was discovered in Talur village, Bastar district. District Collector Haris S has ordered an investigation and the seizure of the bank account. Officials stated that media reports brought the fraud to light. The incident triggered a political clash between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress. State Congress chief Deepak Baij claimed, «over 50 per cent of beneficiaries under the Mahtari Vandan Yojana are fake.»

Approximately 1 million taxpayers will automatically receive special payments.

During the wedding, the boyfriend applied vermilion to the woman’s forehead, signifying their marriage, as the ex-husband declared that any future issues were now the couple’s responsibility. A video of the event, shared by the social media page Ghar Ke Kalesh, quickly went viral, accompanied by the caption: “Extra-Marital Affair: Mother of three marries father of two with her husband’s help. Saharsa, Bihar.” The video has garnered over 5.5 lakh views and sparked a flood of reactions online. One user quipped, “Bro really embraced ‘letting go is true love’!” Another joked, “Bihar is its own nation. Don’t include it with us—Bihar isn’t for the faint-hearted.” Some speculated humorously, “Best way to avoid alimony and maintenance!”

former Google employee, Jerry Lee, based in San Francisco, recently shared his inspiring journey on Threads. Joining the tech giant in 2018 as a strategist, Lee faced an uphill battle initially, as his teammates viewed him as a liability. «My first two months at Google? Honestly, they were weird,» he admitted. Lee described how colleagues urged him to «take it easy,» enjoy the perks, and explore the campus. «I felt like they saw me as just a kid who wouldn’t contribute much since I was the youngest on a team with members 6+ years out of school. To them, I was a potential 'negative' at first,» he revealed.

Svetlana Dali certainly is tenacious.The alleged Delta Air Lines stowaway is, once again, making headlines — this time for trying to sneak her way into Canada, reportedly cutting off her ankle monitor before boarding a Greyhound bus to the Great White North.Dali, a 57-year-old Russian national, was taken into custody in Paris late last month after she snuck onto a Delta Air Lines flight at New York’s JFK International Airport without a boarding pass on Nov. 26 and flew all the way to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, apparently concealing herself by spending long periods of time in the plane’s multiple bathrooms.She was detained when authorities discovered she didn’t have a valid visa to enter the country, French National Police said at the time.After two unsuccessful attempts to deport her back to the U.S.

Janis Timma, a Latvian basketball player, had been discovered dead in Moscow following what appeared to be a suicide. The 32-year-old's body was discovered inside the entrance of a residential block in central Moscow, according to an unidentified emergency official who spoke to the state-run TASS news agency. The official stated that suicide was the initial cause of death, as quoted in a report by The Moscow Times. Although the cause of Timma's death was not immediately known, the emergency official informed TASS that a phone with his final wish on it was discovered next to his body. The Ren TV channel was informed by an anonymous source that the text call Anya showed up on his phone.