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Will they win back favor from Donald Trump? These are the companies sponsoring the 2025 White House Easter Egg Roll
The 2025 White House Easter Egg Roll is set to feature heavy corporate branding, with tech giants like Meta, Amazon, and YouTube sponsoring the event. These sponsorships, ranging from $75,000 to $200,000, mark a significant increase in corporate involvement under the Trump administration. This move comes as the tech industry navigates ongoing US-China trade tensions.
Motorola Solutions launches AI tool, new device to cut emergency response time
Public safety agencies have been increasing modernisation efforts and are looking for products and solutions that streamline emergency response and evidence collection.
New Zealand housing market decoded: inflation, rates, and your property dreams
New Zealand's Q1 2025 housing market shows a slight inflation rise (2.5%), potentially tempering interest rate cuts. First-home buyer share dipped to 25% amid investor activity, but overall sales increased by 5%. Net migration saw a high in March, and GDP growth is estimated at 0.8%, suggesting a dynamic but stable market
NZ Prime Minister Luxon mourns Pope Francis, highlights legacy of social justice
Pope Francis's death coincides with Prime Minister Luxon's UK visit, adding a somber tone to his royal meeting. Global leaders, including Luxon, mourn the Pope's legacy of humility and social justice. The timing heightens Luxon's diplomatic role amidst international mourning
Why India’s UHNIs and HNIs must consider engaging with a fee- based wealth advisor
With India's affluent population growing, the wealth management industry needs client-centric approaches. Waterfield Advisors, established in 2011, pioneers a fee-based model focused on trust and alignment with client interests. They offer holistic solutions, including investment advisory, wealth structuring, and philanthropic guidance, catering to diverse needs through specialized platforms.
Missing Auckland man Kory-Dean Wirihana found safe after disappearing from airport, family says he's disturbed after his husband's death
Kory-Dean Wirihana, who disappeared from Auckland Airport after checking in for a flight to Christchurch, has been found safe. His family reported him missing, expressing concerns about his mental health after his husband's death. He was last heard from on Friday morning. A family member announced his sighting on Sunday evening.
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MNC units step up hiring for in-house legal teams
Multinational corporations' Indian subsidiaries are bolstering their in-house legal teams amid a shifting regulatory landscape and increased deal activity. This expansion is fueled by a greater emphasis on ESG, strategic market growth, and the need to navigate complex geopolitical and trade dynamics.
Move over luxury cars! Triptii Dimri’s Mumbai traffic hack is stealing the spotlight
Triptii Dimri, fresh off her success in 'Animal,' was recently spotted in Mumbai, initially arriving in a Range Rover and posing for photographers. To avoid the city's heavy traffic, she surprised onlookers by departing on the back of a motorcycle. This unexpected choice of transportation earned her the title of 'daredevil' from the paparazzi.
Who is the economist-doctor-marathoner leading Harvard and rising as a symbol of resistance against Donald Trump? Meet Alan Garber
Alan Garber, Harvard's interim president, has become a symbol of resistance to the Trump administration, particularly in defending the university's independence against government demands for audits. A doctor, economist, and lifelong Harvard academic, Garber's calm leadership amid controversy, including rising antisemitism concerns, underscores his commitment to academic freedom and intellectual diversity at the university.
Second edition of tri-services future warfare course to be held from Apr 21-May 9
The Ministry of Defence announced the second Tri-services Future Warfare Course, scheduled from April 21 to May 9 at Manekshaw Centre. This course emphasizes technology's impact on warfare, prompting a reevaluation of military strategies and tactics. It aims to prepare senior officers for modern warfare's complexities, fostering jointness and integration among the Services.
China pits humanoid robots against humans in half-marathon
Some firms tested their robots for weeks before the race. Beijing officials have described the event as more akin to a race car competition, given the need for engineering and navigation teams. "The robots are running very well, very stable ... I feel I'm witnessing the evolution of robots and AI," said spectator He Sishu, who works in artificial intelligence.
India to face global disruptions with policy agility: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated India will prioritize policy agility amidst the escalating trade war between major economies, aiming to lessen the adverse effects on supply chains caused by rising protectionism. She highlighted India's confidence in navigating global disruptions through a strong domestic foundation, infrastructure development, inclusive growth, and regional cooperation.
Chennai tech boss pushes office culture over WFH in LinkedIn post; netizens call out ‘trust issues’, sparking debate
A LinkedIn post by Chennai based tech firm's Director Srikkanth M. championing office work over remote setups has ignited fierce online debate. His quirky arguments—ranging from Instagram distractions to questionable hygiene—drew sharp criticism, with many calling out trust issues and managerial rigidity. While some offered middle-ground solutions, the post spotlighted ongoing tensions between traditional office culture and modern work flexibility.
'Havoc' coming soon on OTT: When and where to enjoy Tom Hardy's gripping thriller
Tom Hardy stars as Detective Walker in Gareth Evans' Havoc, a Netflix crime thriller premiering April 25, 2025. When a drug deal goes wrong and a politician's son is abducted, Walker navigates a city consumed by chaos and uncovers a deep conspiracy. He must confront his past while battling corruption and fighting for survival.
India to navigate global disruptions with policy agility and investments, says Nirmala Sitharaman as trade war escalates
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman acknowledged the potential disruption of global supply chains due to rising protectionist policies. She affirmed India's commitment to navigating these challenges through policy agility and long-term investments, emphasizing the government's focus on strengthening the domestic foundation. Sitharaman also highlighted the resilience of Indian financial markets and the growing role of domestic institutional investors.
Capgemini acquires Delta Capita BV to boost financial crime compliance capabilities
Capgemini has fully acquired Delta Capita BV and its subsidiary in the Netherlands, adding over 200 KYC and regulatory specialists. The deal, completed on 16 April, significantly enhances Capgemini’s financial crime compliance, risk management, and regulatory consultancy capabilities across Europe
Hero MotoCorp halts production at 4 plants to navigate supply alignment
Hero MotoCorp will halt production at four plants—Dharuhera, Gurugram, Haridwar, and Neemrana—from April 17-19, 2025, for supply alignment and maintenance. Operations will resume on April 21, while the Tirupati and Halol plants will continue production. The company assures that this pause will not affect its ability to meet retail demand, and any deferred production will be recovered the following month.
Horoscope Today April 17, 2025: What do the stars reveal for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo and more in love, career, and finance?
Daily Horoscope Today, April 17, 2025: Curious about what the stars have planned for you? Discover the latest astrological predictions for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, and Virgo. Whether you’re navigating love, managing your finances, or making big career decisions, today’s cosmic energy offers valuable guidance. The celestial alignment on April 17 opens doors to new opportunities, deep reflection, and transformative action. From bold Aries to analytical Virgo, each sign will experience unique planetary influences that could shift the course of your day.
Short-term volatility may persist, but financials still the go-to sector: Rohit Srivastava
Rohit Srivastava suggests navigating short-term market noise and viewing dips as buying opportunities, particularly within the outperforming financials sector, including insurance companies and NBFCs. Nifty faces immediate resistance at 23,400, while Bank Nifty's key levels are 52,750 and 53,174, which will determine its sustainable upward movement.
Melinda Gates shares how she came to the decision to divorce and reveals what her inner voice was telling her
In The Next Day: Transitions, Changes and Moving Forward, Melinda French Gates reflects on the most difficult moments of her life, including her high-profile divorce from Bill Gates.
India is well placed to navigate world challenges: ITC Chairman
ITC Chairman Sanjiv Puri anticipates India navigating US tariff disruptions effectively, driven by potential trade agreements with the US, EU, and UK. Negotiations for a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the US are progressing rapidly, aiming to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. Puri acknowledges short-term economic uncertainties but emphasizes India's competitiveness through digitization and innovation.
STEM and AI programmes drive Indian applications, but students heading to US proceed with caution
Despite stricter US immigration policies and social media screening, Indian students' interest in US higher education, especially STEM and AI programs, remains strong. The number of Indian students enrolled in US institutions increased significantly in 2023-2024. Experts have advised students to act early, prepare thoroughly for visa interviews, and be mindful of their online presence to navigate the evolving landscape.
Reading without action is intellectual masturbation: Viral post slams Indian parents for raising fragile kids drowned in knowledge
Parents focus on performance instead of true parenting. Rajiv Khati highlights that kids are weaker and dumber despite information access. The old system gave routine and direction. Today's generation drowns in information without application. Overconsumption breeds inaction, stalling growth. Reading needs real-world friction. Khati urges parents to raise doers, not just thinkers. India needs strong people.
IAF responds to reports of GPS spoofing in Myanmar, says crew took 'all due precautions'
The Indian Air Force (IAF) addressed reports of GPS spoofing encountered by its aircraft during earthquake relief operations in Myanmar. The IAF stated that degraded GPS availability was anticipated and published by Mandalay International Airport. Crews were prepared to handle such conditions, ensuring mission success and flight safety.
Boardroom blues: CEOs left high and dry by their directors even before Trump's tariff turmoil
Global CEOs were already dissatisfied with board support before Trump's tariffs. A survey by Spencer Stuart revealed that only 22% of CEOs felt their boards provided adequate help in uncertain times. Directors also acknowledged room for improvement. Trade issues have strained the CEO-board relationship. Companies now seek active CEOs on boards, learning from COVID-19 experiences.
How to navigate tariff chaos: Five questions for the ECB
The European Central Bank is expected to cut rates amidst tariff uncertainties. Trump's trade policies have significantly impacted growth and inflation forecasts, potentially leading to further rate cuts. While German stimulus is anticipated, its effects are not immediate, and the ECB remains vigilant about financial stability, prepared to intervene if market volatility becomes unjustified.
IAF planes faced GPS spoofing in Myanmar's airspace while carrying relief materials for quake victims: Sources
Indian Air Force pilots encountered GPS spoofing while delivering earthquake relief to Myanmar, raising security concerns. Several transport aircraft experienced signal tampering in Myanmar's airspace, forcing pilots to rely on backup navigation systems. Experts consider GPS spoofing a cyber attack, potentially misleading aircraft.
Amid the tariff drama, one thing just went unnoticed: Donald Trump's approval rating takes a dramatic hit, with new polls showing sharp drop in support
Donald Trump's approval ratings are declining amid economic concerns, according to recent polls. Navigator Research indicates a significant drop in approval, with a majority disapproving of his economic policies. Other polls, including Cygnal and Newsweek, reflect a similar downward trend. A growing number of Americans express dissatisfaction with the economy and Trump's handling of trade and tariffs.
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