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The man revealed that he owns the local newspaper, Fiji Times, along with 13 jewellery shops, six restaurants and more.

In a post titled “A tale in three acts,” Altman shared screenshots of his email exchanges with Tesla.

In the short clip, captured from outside the venue, the trio can be seen clinking glasses and performing the “love shot” – a popular Korean drinking gesture where people intertwine their arms and drink together.

At 30, the Scale AI co-founder tops Taylor Swift with a $1.4 billion fortune — and says confidence, not luck, made the difference.

In a lengthy LinkedIn post, the man described how Germans are often stunned by India’s 10-minute delivery services, popularised by companies like Blinkit and Zepto.

The Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is already one of the world’s most endangered felines.

The cuts follow Amazon’s recent announcement that it would eliminate roughly 14,000 corporate positions as part of a sweeping restructuring.

Dustin Moskovitz reflected on his years leading Asana and how being an introvert made the role particularly taxing.

The Indian expatriate emphasised that he intends to manage his lottery winnings wisely.

According to Forbes magazine, Jimmy John Liautaud’s estimated net worth sits at $2.4 billion.

Tyler Oliveira uploaded a photo of himself clad in a hazmat suit and goggles, covered in brown stains after participating in the Gorehabba festival in rural Karnataka.

According to the logbook entry, reportedly from Air India flight AI 315 on Friday, October 24, a passenger spotted a live cockroach in the cabin.

The incident came to light in 2019, when industrialist Harsh Goenka shared a post on X displaying a notice at a hotel in Switzerland.

Pavel Durov’s comments come just days after a dramatic daylight robbery at the Louvre in Paris, where four thieves made off with jewels worth an estimated $102 million.

Emma’s journey took her from Delhi to Kerala, and her ratings reflected a mix of awe, discomfort, and appreciation.

Dandiya criticised Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) after a video from New Jersey went viral showing firefighters spraying water on fireworks during a Diwali street celebration.

The footage shows cars cruising down a city street, with people leaning out of windows to set off fireworks that some viewers compared to weapons.

During the exchange, one firework struck an eight-year-old girl, causing an injury. Footage circulating online shows locals confronting Pepper, telling him that the girl had lost an eye.

Sheikh Zain, a digital creator from Pakistan, shared the clip on his Instagram account, capturing his Diwali celebrations in the UK.

Gagan shared a deeply personal reflection on how the festival of lights, once unfamiliar in many parts of the US, has now become a moment of shared joy and cultural curiosity.

During a recent YouTube livestream, iShowSpeed discovered a mural of himself on an Indian metro pillar. Shocked yet thrilled, he expressed a newfound desire to pursue professional football in India.

The viral video shows the aircraft partially submerged near the Hong Kong airport’s sea wall.

A lithium battery caught fire in the overhead bin of Air China CA139 mid-flight, forcing an emergency diversion to Shanghai, while a video of the incident has gone viral online.

At a packed ‘No Kings’ protest in Washington D.C., journalist Mehdi Hasan delivered a searing reality check to Donald Trump, calling out his “authoritarian rule” and immigrant hypocrisy as thousands rallied to defend democracy.

The man’s wife, identified only by her surname Yuan, told Henan TV that she felt “betrayed” after discovering that her husband had spent much of his winnings on gambling and online hosts.