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San Antonio Spurs’ sensation, Victor Wembanyama, has taken the NBA Top Shot stage.

Blake Martinez has put his embattled Pokemon trading card business on hold and is returning to the NFL

Cogwise ($COGW) is a new cryptocurrency presale empowering users to make better trading decisions – it is currently undergoing an immensely successful presale after raising $800,000 so far.

Origin Energy’s biggest shareholder, AustralianSuper, has been described as “the worst climate blocker since Clive Palmer” after the fund resolved to reject a near-$20 billion takeover bid for the electricity and gas supplier.

Garena Free Fire Max is a revamped version of Garena Free Fire. It debuted in 2021 and became popular after the ban of the former by the Indian government. Developers of the game keep updating these codes daily.

CLAIM: Salzburg Airport in Austria has a help desk specifically for people who intended to fly to Australia.

(Reuters) -Five Republican candidates will take part in the third 2024 Republican presidential debate on Wednesday in Florida. Donald Trump is set to skip the event.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Tuesday said it sent notice letters to Abbvie, AstraZeneca (NASDAQ:AZN), Teva and other drugmakers and medical device companies disputing the accuracy or relevance of more than 100 patents listed in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Orange Book.

The Escapist, a prominent gaming and entertainment website, faces a wave of changes as numerous writers have left the platform. It all began with the termination of Editor-in-Chief Nick Calandra. Calandra, along with other colleagues, is reportedly collaborating on a new project. Following Calandra's departure, an increasing number of Escapist team members have either been dismissed or chosen to resign.

Crypto YouTuber Ben Armstrong has filed another lawsuit against his ex-colleagues, over a Lamborghini and alleged racketeering.

According to an official release, E2E Networks Ltd., a homegrown Cloud GPU infrastructure and AI technology, announced its active participation in Nasscom’s Generative AI Foundry program. Nasscom recently unveiled the inaugural cohort of about 26 innovative startups.

Despite all the crypto controversy of 2023, there’s no doubt that it has been a fantastic year for meme coins. Trading volumes have soared to a two-year high and some new cryptos even made it to the top 100. Pepe Coin ($PEPE) took meme coins back to their simple roots, copying the genesis of Dogecoin by releasing a throwback meme of 2016’s ‘Pepe the Frog’ and letting the community take it from there. Meanwhile, Wall Street Memes ($WSM) released a coin, after popular demand from the creator’s NFT collection Wall St Bulls, and raised over $13M in just a couple of months.

travelling abroad. Let us discuss what it covers and when one should buy it. Though the word “Travel Insurance" suggests that expenses related to travel only are covered but travel insurance covers more than that.

Ghazal Alagh, founder of Honasa Consumer, turned introspective as the omnichannel personal-care retailer listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The 35-year-old took to Twitter to reflect on the moment that played out at the bourses as the shares of Honasa Consumer — the parent company of beauty and personal care brand Mamaearth — listed on the stock exchanges on Tuesday at a 2% premium over their issue price of Rs 324. Ghazal, euphoric over a successful debut, wrote that the sun is shining a little brighter today.

OnFinance.ai, a provider of Generative AI SaaS solutions, has announced that it has raised a $1.05 million seed funding round led by Silverneedle Ventures and IAN. Reportedly, the funding round also saw participation from investors, including LetsVenture Fund, SSV Fund, and Kunal Shah (CRED), along with some angels. 

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Growth in personal income tax (PIT) collections may slow a bit in the second half of the current financial year from the impressive 31% seen in the first, as the income tax ((I-T) department aims to make tax refunds to the tune of Rs 2 trillion in the remainder of the year, an official source told FE. “The second-half refunds are likely to be higher than in the year-ago period by around Rs 50,000 crore. This would mean that the refunds in the whole of FY24 would be above Rs 3.5 trillion, as against a little over Rs 3 trillion last year,” the source added.

timed out" dismissal of Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews in the World Cup clash against Bangladesh has grabbed a lot of headlines. Mathews became the the first cricketer to suffer the dismissal in the 146-year history of international cricket.

By Dawn Chmielewski and Lisa Richwine

Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews was on Monday controversially given "timed out" in a World Cup clash against Bangladesh, becoming the first man to suffer the dismissal in the 146-year history of international cricket. The former captain took more than two minutes to take strike and opposition skipper Shakib Al Hasan appealed, which was upheld by the on-field umpire. Mathews came into bat after the fall of Sadeera Samarawickrama in the 25th over but was unable to secure his helmet strap tightly enough, an action which delayed the resumption of play. Following the Bangladesh appeal, the umpires held a lengthy discussion with the players including Mathews. They ruled Mathews to be out and the 36-year-old veteran reluctantly trudged off with most spectators appearing bemused by the decision. Some Bangladesh fans applauded. Former South African fast bowler Dale Steyn writing on X, formerly Twitter, said: «Well, that wasn't cool». Ex-india batsman Gautam Gambhir, on 'X', said: «Absolutely pathetic what happened Delhi today! #AngeloMathews.» Australian Test batsman Usman Khawaja also blasted the decision. «Angelo made his crease then his helmet strap broke.

Offshore wind power company Orsted is trying to get out of a $300 million guarantee it agreed to pay New Jersey in the event it failed to build its first wind farm off the state’s coast