Fugitive tycoon insists he’s cleared his debts—banks beg to differ, citing interest, penalties, and legal dues Vijay Mallya says he’s paid it all. Banks say—hold on, not even close. India’s...
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Wealthsimple’s Bank Play Is Rattling the Big Five — For Good Reason
What started as a slick investing app is now quietly morphing into a full-on bank killer. Wealthsimple’s latest chequing account has no fees, earns interest, and is making Canada’s big...
Yap Takes World No. 1 in Combat Sambo, Boosting Philippines’ Rising Grappling Scene
Filipina fighter Aislinn Agnes Yap has climbed to the top of the Women’s Combat Sambo 80kg world rankings, placing the Philippines squarely on the international sambo map — and sparking...
Google Dangles Voluntary Buyouts as Antitrust Verdict Looms
Google is cutting deeper, again. And this time, it’s not just about tightening the belt — it’s about preparing for a storm that could shatter the way the internet works....
Trump Voters Aren’t Buying Big Tech’s Charm Offensive, New Poll Finds
Survey reveals deep distrust as Zuckerberg tops the ‘most unlikeable’ list among conservatives Big Tech’s efforts to win favor in Trump’s Washington are falling flat with the people who helped...
Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst Once Directed a John Travolta Film That Critics Still Cringe At
What happens when a 2000s rap-rock icon directs a psychological thriller starring one of Hollywood’s biggest names? You get The Fanatic — a film that somehow manages to baffle, amuse,...
Hall of Fame Night Lifts the Curtain on Australian Football’s True Soul
AFLW trailblazers and forgotten legends from state leagues stood shoulder to shoulder in a celebration that stretched beyond the borders of the AFL. The 30th Australian Football Hall of Fame...
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday Fixes 66 Flaws — But Two Are Already Being Exploited
This month’s Microsoft update includes patches for 66 security flaws, and two of them are already being used in real-world attacks — one dating back to March. Microsoft’s latest Patch...
Jim Cramer Taps the Brakes on Circle Internet Stock After Red-Hot Market Debut
Circle’s wild IPO pop may have dazzled investors, but Cramer says don’t get burned chasing the hype. The glow-up was massive. Circle Internet, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, burst...
GlobalFoundries Bets Big: $16 Billion Push Puts Chipmaker in Fast Lane
A fresh $16 billion infusion from GlobalFoundries isn’t just about money—it’s a clear signal. The chipmaker is doubling down on next-gen semiconductors, research breakthroughs, and expanding U.S. capacity to stay...