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OpenAI - Breaking news: OpenAI signs $38 billion seven-year cloud services deal with Amazon after restructuring reducing Microsoft dependence.

OpenAI Signs $38 Billion Deal with Amazon for Cloud Services

Exclusive business news reveals that OpenAI has signed a seven-year $38 billion deal with Amazon to buy cloud services. The maker of ChatGPT will be able to utilise hundreds of thousands of Nvidia graphics processors. The deal follows a restructuring at OpenAI which led to less dependence on Microsoft. As a result of the announcement, Amazon shares reached an all-time high leading to $140 billion in additional market value. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, among other things, promised to spend $1.4 trillion on computing resources. The company will start using Amazon Web Services immediately with full capacity online by the end of 2026. OpenAI is also cooperating with Google and Oracle on cloud services.

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Melbourne cup - Half Yours achieves Melbourne Cup victory while Jamie Melham became the second female jockey to win the race.

Half Yours Wins Melbourne Cup with Female Jockey Making History

Half Yours wins the Melbourne Cup with Jamie Melham being the second female jockey to accomplish such a task in Australia’s most renowned horse race. Goodie Two-Shoes were best of the rest for the second spot while Middle Earth had to settle for third. Last month, Melham, who was also Half Yours’ pilot at Caulfield Cup, made history by becoming the first woman to clinch both races in the same year. Upon victory, she expressed to the Nine Network “Oh my god, what just happened?” in disbelief.  Favourites Presage Nocturne and Al Riffa ended up in disappointing 19th and 7th positions respectively. River of Stars, an Irish challenger came 4th and the British horses Further and More Felons ended 11th and 18th position respectively.

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coalition split - Barnaby Joyce warns that a split in the Coalition would be tough. This comes as tensions rise over climate policy and leadership challenges in Australian politics.

Barnaby Joyce Says Coalition Split Won’t Be As Easy

Barnaby Joyce has warned that a Coalition split wouldn’t be as simple as people think, as internal tensions over climate policy and leadership continue to escalate. The former Nationals leader warned that dismantling the long-standing partnership would involve difficult political, procedural, and organisational challenges that could reshape Australia’s conservative landscape. With the Nationals withdrawing support for the 2050 Net Zero target, divisions with the Liberals have deepened. Joyce, who isn’t contesting in the next election, indicated that some political shifts could take place soon.

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Business personality

The Process of Personality Development in Business and Entrepreneurship

The growth of your personality is directly proportional to the growth of your business. Your personality changes through the years as it is influenced by your choices and experiences. Entrepreneurs who care for their personality tend to make themselves good leaders. It equates to learning from errors, developing positive traits, and being inquisitive. When you cultivate your skills and behavior, you become capable of making better choices. It can be likened to a journey where you are constantly improving your skills in handling both people and problems. Your business becomes more viable as you develop yourself. Self-development is a long process of time and effort, nevertheless, it gives a great return in the business world.

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Canada rejects 74% of Indian student applications in fraud cases

Canada Rejects 74% Indian Student Applications Over Fraud Cases 

Meta excerpt: Canada rejects most Indian students who apply for study permits because officials found fraud. In August 2025, authorities rejected about 74% of Indian applications compared to only 32% in August 2023. Officials discovered nearly 1550 fake acceptance letters in 2023, and most came from India. Indian applications dropped from 20,900 to just 4515. Universities like Waterloo lost their Indian students. Canada checks applications much more carefully now and raises the money requirements. The overall rejection rate stands at 40% while the Chinese rejection rate stands at 24%.

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Mushroom Murderer Australia

Australian Mushroom Murderer Appeals Life Sentence For Killing Three 

The Australian mushroom murderer, Erin Patterson, age 51, filed an appeal on Monday against her murder conviction. She killed three of her relatives with a toxic mushroom meal in Victoria during 2023. Her husband’s parents Don and Gail Patterson and Gail’s sister Heather Wilkinson all died after eating a beef Wellington dish. Ian Wilkinson survived but he spent time in a coma. Patterson is sentenced to life and must serve a minimum of 33 years before parole. She says that the deadly meal was an accident. Prosecutors say her sentence is too short. 

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Anil Ambani - The ED mounts a massive bank fraud probe and seizes Anil Ambani Group Reliance assets worth ₹7,500 crores.

ED Seizes ₹75,000 Crore Assets From Anil Ambani’s Reliance Group 

The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth ₹7,500 crore belonging to Reliance Anil Ambani Group companies in a money laundering investigation. The seized properties include 132 acres in Navi Mumbai worth ₹4,462 crore and 42 other properties across major cities. Five banks have declared loan accounts of RComm as fraud, with ₹40,185 crore outstanding. The ED accuses that over ₹13,600 crore was used for evergreen loans and ₹12,600 crore was sent to related parties. Some funds, allegedly, were transferred outside India. Anil Ambani left the company boards more than three years ago, as per Reliance Infrastructure.

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Afghanistan earthquake - A magnitude 6.3 earthquake killed at least 20 people and injured hundreds near Mazar-e-Sharif city in Afghanistan.

20 Dead and 530 Injured as 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Afghanistan 

At least 20 people were killed and over 530 were injured after a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck northern Afghanistan near Mazar-e-Sharif early Monday. The death toll will likely increase as rescue and recovery efforts proceed. Most of the injuries occurred when people fell while trying to get out of the tall buildings. The power outage was not only in the whole country but in Kabul as well and the electricity lines connecting to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan were damaged. The Historic Blue Mosque was affected by debris. Afghanistan is prone to earthquakes due to its location at the fault lines between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates where huge underground rock formations are pushing against each other.

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