Live: Wall Street slips as bond yields rise, ASX treading water
ABC News Australiaby Stephen Letts·6 Sept 2026
live Markets live updates: Wall Street slips as bond yields rise, ASX treading water, Baltha creditors to meet Wall Street has slipped after stronger-than-expected jobs growth sent bond yields...
Live: One Nation reveals plan to divert superannuation to boost pay
ABC News Australiaby Courtney Gould·6 Sept 2026
live Federal politics live: One Nation reveals plan to divert superannuation to boost pay Australians paying rent or a mortgage would be given a choice to divert a portion of their superannuation...
Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami airport after overshooting runway, fire erupts | Today News
Livemintby Ravi Hari·6 Sept 2026
Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami airport after overshooting runway, fire erupts The aircraft, which had arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, reportedly overran the runway at about 2 p.m....
Lululemon founder Chip Wilson’s $6.1 billion net worth under spotlight amid divorce, company struggles | Today News
Livemintby Ravi Hari·6 Sept 2026
Lululemon founder Chip Wilson’s estimated $6.1 billion fortune is facing renewed scrutiny following his divorce proceedings, even as the athleticwear company he founded battles slowing sales, and...
Bitcoin Whale Shifts 1,260 BTC as 75 Casascius Coins Are Peeled
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman·6 Sept 2026
Following the 2010 dormant bitcoin wallets that shifted 600 vintage BTC from the Satoshi-era, another whale with a wallet first created in 2016, shifted 1,260.77 BTC worth over $100 million at...
Vogue Williams shares sweet name of newborn son
Mail Onlineby Kirsten Murray·6 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Vogue Williams has shared the sweet name of her and Spencer Matthews' newborn son after she previously revealed they changed their...
When ‘the doctor is in’ without pause
Business Lineby Kavita Arora·6 Sept 2026
When does a doctor stop being a doctor? Is it when she leaves the hospital, or when the phone is finally switched off? For many professionals, the role remains long after work formally ends.
Making the community integral to palliative care
Business Lineby V Sajeev Kumar·6 Sept 2026
In 1993, when K Suresh Kumar began advocating palliative care in Kerala, few knew about the concept and organised services for patients with life-limiting illnesses were almost non-existent.
Data sharing on alternatives to animal testing
Business Lineby Team BL·6 Sept 2026
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has launched a new voluntary data submission (VDS) pilot to facilitate the sharing of data generated using New Approach Methodologies (NAMs).
Patient safety in a time of fakes, misbrands and recalls
Business Lineby PT Jyothi Datta·6 Sept 2026
August proved a troubling month for patient safety — with at least four separate reports related to fake medicines, voluntarily recalls and alleged misbranding.
The magnetic lie detector
Business Lineby M Ramesh·6 Sept 2026
When Thomas Hoving stood before a 2,000-year-old marble kouros — statue of a nude Greek male — one word flashed in his mind: Fresh.
US denies Iran's claim of strike on American vessel near Strait of Hormuz | Today News
Livemintby Ravi Hari·6 Sept 2026
US denies Iran’s claim that it struck an unmanned American vessel attempting to enter the Strait of Hormuz, calling the allegation a “total lie” amid rising tensions following a fresh exchange of...
Machine learning to trade
Business Lineby N Nagaraj·6 Sept 2026
In 1962, an economist named Vernon Smith ran an experiment with students at Purdue. Half got a slip with a secret number: The most they could pay for a pretend good.
India brings a small machine to the fusion race
Business Lineby Venkatachari Jagannathan·6 Sept 2026
The Institute for Plasma Research (IPR) in Gujarat has commissioned India’s first spherical tokamak and begun plasma experiments, marking the country’s entry into a specialised area of fusion...
A crystal that defies thermoelectric rules
Business Lineby M Ramesh·6 Sept 2026
Just as we move away from a hot place to a comfortably cool one, so do charge carriers (electrons and holes) in atoms.
A discovery that can help ease drug delivery
Business Lineby Team Quantum·6 Sept 2026
Scientists at the Raman Research Institute (RRI) have found a way to make tightly jammed materials briefly behave like liquids — by giving them a sudden temperature shock.
'We Are Whitehats': Nearly 4,000 BTC Drained From Blockstream's Liquid Peg
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman·6 Sept 2026
According to several reports, nearly 4,000 bitcoin worth roughly $319 million appear to have moved out of the Liquid Network’s federation wallet Sunday, followed by an onchain message from an...
Nepal rescuers continue search for missing as identification of dead remains challenge
Economic Timesby SECTIONS Nepal rescuers continue search·6 Sept 2026
The death toll stood at 1,344, while nearly 5,000 people, including 589 foreign nationals, remained missing, according to Nepal Police. Around 13,400 people have been rescued so far.
Telangana eyes growth led by regional airports
Business Lineby G Naga Sridhar·6 Sept 2026
Telangana’s aviation map appears set for a significant expansion, with Bhadradri Kothagudem, Warangal and Adilabad in focus for the State’s push to take air connectivity beyond capital Hyderabad.
How should India regulate investments across the transport sector?
Business Lineby Jagannarayan Padmanabhan·6 Sept 2026
There is a curious asymmetry in the way we regulate transport infrastructure. In container shipping, it is increasingly common, and widely accepted, for an ocean carrier to own a stake in the...
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