The United States and China have come to an agreement to allow the popular video application TikTok to continue operating in America, President Trump said. In the arrangement, American firms will own most of TikTok’s US assets. China’s ByteDance will retain a minority share, less than 20%. The agreement is said to prevent the app from being eliminated after several months of negotiations.
US President Donald Trump was agitated when asked by an Australian reporter how his business and wealth had grown since his return to the White House in January. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reporter John Lyons wanted to know how much wealthier Trump had become. Trump answered, “I don’t know,” and told his children to take care of the family businesses.
Narayana Murthy is a name that shines with excellence in India’s story of development and progress. Born in a small village of Karnataka, he rose to co-found Infosys, one of the world’s best IT firms. His rise from modest origins to being a trailblazer of India’s technology sector is inspiring and meaningful. What distinguishes him…
The suspect for the murder of Charlie Kirk, Tyler Robinson, made a hidden note to his partner confessing the crime, prosecutors claim. The note was found under a keyboard, and it read, “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I’m going to take it.”
Nestlé chairman Paul Bulcke has chosen to resign sooner than anticipated. He was set to depart in April 2026, but under pressure from investors for weeks, he has now said he will resign on October 1, 2025. Bulcke has spent decades at Nestlé and will become Honorary Chairman, a position thanking him for his time…
Gold Hits Record Levels in India Gold prices in India reached an all-time high on September 16, 2025, reaching ₹1,11,930 per 10 grams for 24 karat gold. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, October Gold futures hit ₹1,10,548 per 10 grams, while December futures climbed to ₹1,11,599. This is an increase of ₹870 in a single…
FIFA Increases Payments for Clubs FIFA has announced it will pay a record $355 million to soccer clubs around the world for the 2026 World Cup. This marks a 70% increase from the $209 million, which was given after the 2022 tournament in Qatar. For the first time, the payments will also cover clubs that…
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