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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The worst argument of the West that I have encountered is that fake news changed public opinion and gave the world Donald Trump, and that this sort of propaganda creates the myth of other strongmen across the world. Like some bad Western theories, the view has developed the aura of a common truth even as evidence grows that it is highly unlikely and this view itself could be a piece of fake news.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is expected to be the next major flagship from the South Korean tech giant. The brand is likely to launch the device alongside the standard Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus in January next year. Ahead of the launch, we already know several details about the Galaxy S25 Ultra, including its design, specifications, and more, providing enough information to fuel speculation.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The undeniable rarity of high-risk, high-return marketing strategies, especially in markets boxed in by convention, could explain why Jaguar’s “Copy nothing" advertising campaign has been inducing so many gasps.

For a second time, a Delaware judge has nullified a pay package that Tesla had awarded its CEO, Elon Musk, that once was valued at $56 billion

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Elon Musk’s record-breaking Tesla compensation package has hit another roadblock, after a Delaware judge on Monday again rejected the pay deal, now worth nearly $100 billion. The ruling presents a dilemma for Tesla’s board of directors, who had warned that Musk’s pay package as CEO is vital to keep the serial entrepreneur’s attention on the carmaker at a time when electric-vehicle sales are under pressure.

Justin Trudeau is quite critical of. Trump has now been engaged in a war of words with the Canadian Prime Minister and has even stated that Canada should become the 51st state of the US, if Trudeau is not able to handle tariffs and immigration, according to a Fox News report.

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Icelanders are electing a new parliament after disagreements over immigration, energy policy and the economy forced Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson to pull the plug on his coalition government and call early elections

A fresher might be considered rude if they put forth their opinion without reading the room. Sometimes, even those with the best of ideas might fail in conveying them properly. That can also lead to trouble. So, what is the best possible way for a newbie to put forward their opinion in the workplace? Here are a few tips that might come in handy: Assess the environment around you: Every place of work has its own culture and style of communication. At some workplaces, it’s okay for juniors to directly approach senior-level management to engage in discussions, whereas others follow a well-structured hierarchy. So, observe the dynamics, pay a closer look at how people at your workplace communicate, and take a call accordingly. For instance, if you see that team members communicate their ideas to the team lead who decides whether to take it forward to the senior leaders or not, that’s your cue to not barge into the office of the department head with a list of your ideas. Stick to the line of communication.

It wasn’t so long ago that diversity, equity and inclusion were the hallmarks of the modern workplace, with companies investing in programs to promote the fair and equitable treatment of its employees.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Elections in India have become a trial by fire for pollsters. The ones who get it right are celebrated for their prescience.

The reaction of those who defended “Morning Joe” hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski for meeting with President-elect Trump sounds almost quaint in the days of opinionated journalism

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Everyone must have heard that one should never average down a falling stock. If there is a turnaround in sight, betting on a revival may be worth considering.

D Y Chandrachud on Sunday said social media is being used by special interest groups to influence outcome of cases and judges need to be wary of them. He also noted that people nowadays want to form an opinion on the basis of 20 seconds they see on YouTube or any other social media platform, saying it poses a great danger. «Today there are special interest groups, pressure groups who are trying to use social media to affect the minds of the courts and the outcomes of cases. Every citizen is entitled to understand what is the basis of a decision and to express their opinions on the decisions of the court. But when this goes beyond the decisions of the court and targets individual judges, then it sort of raises fundamental questions about — Is this truly freedom of speech and expression?» he said. «Everybody, therefore wants to form an opinion in 20 seconds of what they see on YouTube or any social media platform. This poses a grave danger because the process of decision-making in the courts is far more serious. It is really nuanced that nobody has the patience or the tolerance today on social media to understand, and that is a very serious issue that is confronting the Indian judiciary,» he said while speaking at NDTV India's Samvidhan@75 Conclave.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. YOU WOULD have thought Elon Musk was busy enough building brain implants, electric cars, grid-scale batteries, robots, rockets, satellites and tunnelling machines. Apparently not.

climate agreement on Sunday, at the Cop29 conference in Baku, though developing countries criticised the $300 billion annual commitment from affluent historic emitters as inadequate.

Joe Biden dropped out of the US election race. Joe Biden dropped out of the US Presidential election race after his dismal performance in the US Presidential debate against Donald Trump. He was presumably forced out on public opinion and approval ratings, but his resignation letter from the Presidential elections spoke otherwise. In his departing, he endorsed Kamala Harris as his successor for the Democrats, and even though things looked good for Kamala Harris until the last few weeks, things fell apart and the Republicans managed to secure a massive election victory. Meanwhile, the visitor logs of the White House from the month of July has still not been revealed publicly, which is now raising serious questions among the American public and the press corps, with some even wondering if the Democrats or Joe Biden has something to be concerned about these visitor logs.

money-market funds, according to reports. Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok is of the opinion that the rate cuts can trigger a $2 trillion exodus from money-market funds, with assets held in money-market funds hit an all-time high of $7 trillion this month. With the Fed Reserve cutting interest rates, money will start moving out of these funds, and will generate more value when it enters higher-yielding assets during a folio shift. Asset relocation like these could help generate more value, but it may necessarily not be a great news for stocks and the US stock markets, but would instead result in inflows into the credit markets, according to a Business Insider report.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce on Thursday a temporary GST break for certain essential items to help ease affordability pressures.

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