The South Firstby Sreelakshmi Soman7 Sept 2026
Synopsis: Wayanad is witnessing a growing avocado boom. From an almost 80-year-old tree planted during the British era to backyard cultivation and modern avocado festivals, the fruit has gradually...
Mashableby Samantha Mangino7 Sept 2026
Table of Contents Brands are launching their pumpkin-spiced flavors, so you know what that means — summer is coming to an end. I know, we can't believe it either.
Cryptonewsby Cryptonews7 Sept 2026
Trump Crypto News: BTC $81,000 Rejection Puts September Fed Meeting in Focus In Trump crypto news, US employers added 162,000 jobs in August, far above the roughly 65,000 economists had expected...
Business Lineby BL Chennai Bureau7 Sept 2026
After remaining largely silent through much of the month-long Tamil Nadu Assembly session, Chief Minister C.
Music Business Worldwideby Mandy Dalugdug7 Sept 2026
Heidi O’Neill has resigned from Spotify‘s Board of Directors. Her resignation took effect on Thursday (September 3), according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission published...
Bitcoin Newsby Jamie Redman7 Sept 2026
Bitcoin’s price was trading between $79,300 and $79,500 on Sept. 7 after a significant rejection from $80,537 left its short-term price action caught between fading momentum and a...
Cryptonewsby Ahmed Barakat7 Sept 2026
Ethereum Price Holds as Another Layer-1 Moves to ETH We believe in full transparency with our readers.
Music Business Worldwideby Mandy Dalugdug7 Sept 2026
Spain’s recorded music industry generated wholesale revenues of EUR €181.4 million (USD $212m) in the first half of 2026, up 11.6% YoY.
New Indian Expressby Arshad Khan7 Sept 2026
In a major shift in India’s passenger vehicle market, alternative powertrains (CNG, hybrid and electric vehicles combined) have overtaken petrol for the first time, accounting for 41.95% of sales...
The South Africanby Nozibusiso Mazibuko7 Sept 2026
‘Why not keep the date the same?’: Grant recipients demand answers from SASSA Grant recipients are questioning why payment dates keep shifting every month, with one comment sparking a wave of...
Livemintby Ravi Hari7 Sept 2026
Labor Day is observed annually on the first Monday of September and honors the contributions and achievements of American workers.
FOX Newsby Roger Williams7 Sept 2026
Imagine living the American Dream, taking a risk to build a business from nothing, only to watch your tax dollars subsidize the government-backed competitor across the street.
World news | The Guardianby Richard Partington Senior economics correspondent7 Sept 2026
John Healey has said boosting economic growth will be his defining mission as chancellor as he warned Labour had to “be honest” about the need to control public spending at next month’s budget.
Livemintby Sayak Basu7 Sept 2026
Ukraine, which is dealing with a war for more than four years now, has one issue which is turning heads within its domestic politics - whether pornography should be legalised and taxed.
Livemintby Sneha Biswas7 Sept 2026
Senior Advocate DLN Rao, passed away on Monday. He was a veteran member of the Karnataka Bar and one of the country’s leading lawyers specialising in mining law.
World news | The Guardianby Julia Kollewe7 Sept 2026
The UK retailer Next has overturned a 2024 court ruling forcing it to pay its shop staff the same higher basic pay rates as its warehouse workers under equal pay rules.
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk7 Sept 2026
ISRO Chairman V Narayanan on Monday said the space agency remains a government organisation and dismissed concerns over its alleged privatisation, saying the expansion of India’s space ecosystem...
The Independentby Vicky Shaw7 Sept 2026
Average fixed mortgage rates have climbed to their highest levels in recent weeks or months as lenders adjust to shifting market conditions, according to a financial information site.
Business Lineby T E Raja Simhan7 Sept 2026
Rice straw left behind after harvesting, wheat residue often burnt in fields, banana and mango waste discarded after processing, and coffee husk generated during bean processing may seem unlikely...
The South Africanby Mary Alson7 Sept 2026
Could SASSA run out of money to pay beneficiaries? SASSA needs taxpayers to survive. But could low wages and high unemployment put pensioners and other grant beneficiaries at risk?
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