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Warren Buffett only billionaire in top 10 to see wealth rise
Warren Buffett’s net worth has surged by $12 billion to $155 billion in 2025, making him the fifth richest globally. Unlike tech billionaires who saw significant losses, Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway rose by 3%. Aged 94, Buffett has pledged to donate 99% of his wealth, already giving away $62 billion. His disciplined investing continues to pay…
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India readies 2036 Olympics host bid; plans to develop training centres
The Indian government plans to set up 10 advanced Olympic training centres in various cities to improve the nation’s performance in the Summer Games. These centres will focus on specific sports, training athletes selected from national competitions under a public-private partnership model.
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Rathi fined again for celebrations; Pant penalised for slow over-rate
Lucknow Super Giants spinner Digvesh Singh Rathi has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee for violating the IPL code of conduct during their win over Mumbai Indians. This is his second penalty for the same offense. Additionally, LSG captain Rishabh Pant was fined ₹12 lakh for maintaining a slow over-rate in the…
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JP Morgan predicts US recession by 2025-end due to Trump tariffs
J P Morgan projects a US recession by the end of 2025, attributing it to President Trump’s new reciprocal tariffs. The forecast indicates a potential GDP decline and higher unemployment. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell echoed the concerns, highlighting that tariffs may cause higher inflation and slower growth.
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‘There’s a permanent government’: Eric Adams believes in the ‘deep state’ theory
New York City Mayor Eric Adams stated on the Flagrant podcast that he believes in the existence of a ‘deep state,’ a permanent government that operates beyond the control of elected officials. He praised Kash Patel’s book Government Gangsters and criticized the US attorney’s office for the southern district of New York for their prosecutorial…
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‘Hands Off!’: Nationwide protests against Donald Trump and Musk’s gov cuts
Thousands of demonstrators are expected to protest across the United States against the policies of President Trump and Elon Musk. The protests, organized by over 150 groups, will take place in all 50 states, opposing layoffs of federal workers, reduction in civil rights protections, and cuts to essential services.