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Italy is hosting the summit of the Group of Seven industrialized nations in the wake of the European Parliament election that saw a surge in support for the far right in places like G7 members France and Germany

Rishi Sunak recently called for elections in Britain on America's Independence Day, while Emmanuel Macron snapped his fingers (thus the term 'snap polls') to call for the first round of elections on June 30 and the final run-off on July 7. Both gentlemen have called it from a position of weakness, the Brit almost certain to lose and the French likely to.

PTC India Ltd in its meeting held on 13th June 2024 has decided that till a regular CMD is appointed, Dr. Manoj Kumar Jhawar, the current whole time director shall also exercise the powers of Chairman & Managing Director as have been delegated by the Board from time to time w.e.f.

Supreme Court barred on Thursday a federal trademark for the phrase "Trump Too Small" — an irreverent criticism of former President Donald Trump — rejecting a California lawyer's claim that the trademark denial violated his constitutional free speech rights. The justices overturned a lower court's decision that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's rejection of Steve Elster's application to register the trademark to exclusively use it on T-shirts violated the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.

Consumer electronics startup Indkal Technologies has raised $36 million in a funding round led by Mauritius-based Aries Opportunities Fund. The funding, entirely primary, was the first by the 2020-founded firm and was done at an undisclosed valuation.

Musk's long-term commitment to Tesla amidst ongoing legal challenges. Notably, the vote comes amidst a backdrop of shareholder concerns and legal disputes surrounding the initial 2018 pay package, recently invalidated by a Delaware court.

Bond traders loaded back up on interest-rate-cut bets — and even the pushback coming out of the Federal Reserve did little to shake their conviction.

Companies that use artificial intelligence to transform their business could be the next crop of firms to benefit from investors’ enthusiasm for the technology, according to a top JPMorgan Chase & Co. executive. 

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cricket match and Pakistan win their next, the Net Run Rate (NRR) will decide the second position. Right now, Pakistan’s NRR (+0.191) is better than the US’ (+0.127).Since India have already qualified for the next round, they were supposed to play against Sri Lanka (D2) on June 22. However, the second position for Group D is still wide open while South Africa (D1) have already qualified.India’s June 24 encounter, on the other hand, looks more settled.

Siddharth Oberoi, the founder of Prudent Equity, believes the Nifty 50 may give a double-digit return this year as the outlook for the market remains positive. In an interview with Mint, Oberoi shares his views on sectors he is positive about and how investors should navigate market volatility.

Sobha surged over 7% to a day's high of Rs 2,219 on the BSE during Thursday's trade, following the board's approval of a Rs 2,000 crore rights issue. The rights issue price is set at Rs 1,651 per equity share, which represents a 20% discount from the previous day's closing price of Rs 2,063.9 per share. The rights issue will open on June 28 and will close on July 4.

Suraksha Group, has appointed Devang Pravin Patel as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and will also delist its shares from stock exchanges. The appointment has been made with effect from June 8, 2024, according to a recent regulatory filing. Suraksha Group, which has taken control of Jaypee Infratech ltd (JIL) after approval from the appellate tribunal NCLAT last month, will delist JIL from stock exchanges.

Aliens might be living among us, Harvard academics are suggesting, perhaps residing in an advanced technological civilization deep underground or, maybe, in a base inside the moon.That’s right — a new paper by researchers at Harvard University’s Human Flourishing Program posits that “unidentified anomalous phenomena” (UAP), more commonly referred to as UFOs and extraterrestrial beings, could be living underground, on the moon or even walking among humans.And, yes, the authors are fully aware the report will raise eyebrows and likely be met with skepticism by the scientific community, but encourage “consideration in a spirit of epistemic humility and openness.”The new study, titled The cryptoterrestrial hypothesis: A case for scientific openness to a concealed earthly explanation for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, provides four possible explanations for the ongoing “concern regarding UAPs.”“Hypotheses for such phenomena tend to fall into two classes: a conventional terrestrial explanation (e.g., human-made technology), or an extraterrestrial explanation (i.e., advanced civilisations from elsewhere in the cosmos),” they said.“However, there is also a third minority class of hypothesis: an unconventional terrestrial explanation, outside the prevailing consensus view of the universe.”The authors, Tim Lomas (Harvard University), Brendan Case (Harvard University) and Michael Paul Masters (Montana Tech of the University of Montana), make the case for the possibility of so-called “cryptoterrestrials” to explain unidentified and unexplainable observations made around the world each year.They suggest a number of “cryptoterrestrial” hypotheses (CTH) to argue that aliens could walk among us, including:The authors, however, do

German energy company Uniper says a tribunal has awarded it more than 13 billion euros (nearly $14 billion) in damages for gas that Russia's Gazprom hasn’t supplied since 2022

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ appointees have given final approval to an agreement that buries the hatchet between Disney and the governing district for Walt Disney World

Union flight attendants are getting help from some members of Congress as they try to negotiate new labor contracts

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories: The company has signed a licensing agreement with US-based Ingenus Pharmaceuticals to commercialise Cyclophosphamide injection, a cancer treatment. Under the agreement, Dr Reddy’s will commercialise the injection for the US market and pay Ingenus 50% of the calculated profit share.Torrent Pharmaceuticals: The company announced on Wednesday that it has received a Form 483 with five observations from the US FDA following an inspection of its manufacturing plant in Indrad, Gujarat.Whirlpool of India, Hindustan Unilever: The two companies announced a new marketing alliance for Surf Excel.

Sylvester Stallone have all the reasons to rejoice. The super star is coming out with his memoir and the book will hit the shelves in 2025. After an intense auction, William Morrow has secured the rights for the upcoming book which has been titled as ‘The Steps’. These details have been revealed by the Deadline.

Telecom operators will have to remain content with a 20-year lease of spectrum as the department of telecommunications (DoT) has decided not to extend the same to a 30-year period.

Following the mandate by UP RERA requiring promoters to obtain an OC/CC before offering possession letters to all allottees, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India NCR (CREDAI-NCR) has reiterated the critical importance of the long-standing regulation concerning the approval process for Occupation Certificates (OC) and Completion Certificates (CC) in the real estate industry.