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Howard Stern pranks fans with SiriusXM exit — is the King of All Media really leaving or just staging a stunt?
Howard Stern fooled fans and the media on Monday with a dramatic SiriusXM exit — but it was just a prank. While the King of All Media isn’t leaving for now, the stunt highlights his influence, SiriusXM’s reliance on him, and the changing landscape of satellite radio in a streaming-driven world.
Rule of 72, withdrawal rule of 4% & more: 7 personal finance rules that help you in building wealth
This article outlines seven personal finance rules that can help you enhance your financial well-being. It covers investment doubling, retirement corpus calculation, income allocation, equity exposure based on age, borrowing limits, life insurance coverage, and emergency fund requirements. Following these rules provides a simplified approach to achieving financial goals and security.
Is Spotify the next big dating app? This new feature can start your next love story with a playlist
Spotify is launching Messages, a direct messaging tool for users 16 and older to share songs, podcasts, and audiobooks. This feature aims to enhance connection among users who already interact on the platform. While some view it as a potential dating app, others worry about feature clutter, but Spotify has implemented reporting features to address concerns.
Golden visas for Indians: Amid changing rules and global uncertainty, golden visa calculations now include risk-hedging, estate planning, taxation
From EB-5 uncertainty to Portugal’s property ban, wealthy Indian families are rethinking their residency strategies as global rules tighten.
New James Bond actor confirmed — but there’s a jaw-dropping twist that has everyone talking
James Bond is coming back in an all-new way, exciting fans. IO Interactive has introduced Irish actor Patrick Gibson as the main lead in 007 First Light, a reimagined origin story portraying Bond at just 26, as he navigates the way to get his 00 status. Revealed in Sony’s State of Play, the game combines espionage, stealth, and cinematic action showing a new narrative and updated showcase of M, Q, and Miss Moneypenny.
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Will humans survive the AI era? Computer scientist warns superintelligence could be the 'last invention we ever make'
Dr. Roman V. Yampolskiy, a leading AI safety expert, warned on the Diary of a CEO podcast that artificial intelligence could become the last invention humans ever need to make. Unlike previous tools, AI may automate all jobs and conduct scientific discovery independently. Yampolskiy highlighted existential risks, proposed safeguards, and joined calls to pause high-risk AI experiments, urging society to reconsider humanity’s role in a future dominated by superintelligent AI.
Want to stay in the UAE? Know which visa works for you
The United Arab Emirates boasts a diverse residency system, featuring visas from short-term work permits to decade-long options for various professionals. The Golden Visa offers long-term residency to investors and specialists, while the Blue Visa targets environmental experts.
The Golden Thumb Rule | For Gen Z investors, time in the market beats timing the market, says Kaustubh Belapurkar
Gen Z's pursuit of quick gains in mutual funds clashes with the reality of wealth creation, which demands patience and time in the market. Kaustubh Belapurkar advises investors to focus on diversification, understand metrics like capture ratios, and resist the urge to frequently switch funds. Staying invested in well-managed strategies, even through market cycles, is crucial for long-term success.
Google hit with $3.5 billion fine from European Union in ad-tech antitrust case
The European Union has fined Google €2.95 billion for violating competition rules by favoring its own digital advertising services. The EU demands Google end its anti-competitive practices and address conflicts of interest within its ad tech business. Google disputes the decision, arguing it will harm European businesses.
Nikhil Kamath’s 'digital detox' question uncovers a surprising truth: Stanford-graduate venture capitalist says, ‘It is already a business’
On Nikhil Kamath’s WTF podcast, venture capitalists Deedy Das, Nikunj Kothari, and Niko Bonatsos explored whether digital detox could become a major business. Bonatsos, a Harvard, Cambridge, and Stanford graduate known for backing Snapchat and Discord, argued it already is, citing retreats, apps like Clearspace and Opal, and “dumb phones.” While panelists noted cheap data and YouTube’s dominance make detox unrealistic for many, Bonatsos said consumers are increasingly paying to escape digital overload.
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A perfect suit maketh a man. Former Savile Row tailor Robert Bailey shares the secrets of sharp drapes and why money can’t buy you style
The Golden Thumb Rule| Don’t drive with the rearview mirror — Kaustubh Belapurkar on why past performance misleads investors
Kaustubh Belapurkar cautions investors against solely relying on past performance when selecting mutual funds, highlighting that chasing top-performing funds often leads to disappointment due to poor performance persistence. He emphasizes the significance of evaluating risk-adjusted rolling returns, SIP returns, the strength of the investment team, and the consistency of the investment process for sustained success.
Drake finally breaks silence on plastic surgery, reveals truth about BBL and fake six-pack abs claims - Was it all photo editing?
Drake has been under scrutiny for posting a six pack abs image which many of social media users claimed fake. Now the Canadian rapper has revealed the truth.
You won’t believe what celebrities and hosts at 'Dancing with the Stars' earn. Their salaries will leave you shocked
Today, the "Dancing with the Stars" Season 34 celebrity cast and their professional dancing partners were announced on ABC's 'Good Morning America'. Sources suggest the starting salary for celebrities is $125,000, which includes training for at least 20 hours per week. “Dancing with the Stars” premieres live on Tuesday, Sept. 16, on ABC and Disney+. It will be available to stream the next day on Hulu.
Oman’s 10-year Golden Visa: Who is eligible and how much does it cost
Oman launched a golden residency program on August 31, offering long-term visas to attract foreign investors and skilled professionals as part of its Vision 2040 reforms. The program features two tiers with varying investment requirements for 10-year and 5-year residencies. This initiative aims to boost investor confidence, increase capital inflows, and diversify Oman's economy.
Want to change jobs on UAE Golden Visa? Here’s what happens to your residency
UAE Golden Visa holders can switch jobs without affecting their residency, provided they secure a new work permit. This self-sponsored residency, designed for investors and skilled professionals, requires the new employer to apply for the permit through MoHRE. The process ensures uninterrupted residency and benefits both employees and employers by streamlining onboarding and promoting career mobility.
Trump announces relocation of US Space Command headquarters to Alabama, overturns Biden’s decision
Donald Trump announced the relocation of US Space Command headquarters from Colorado to Alabama, reversing Biden's decision. Trump cited concerns about losing the space race to China and Russia as the reason for the move. This decision follows years of dispute between the two states over hosting rights, with political undertones influencing the location choice.
Animals in the courtroom
The podcast 'The Courts of the Living' challenges conventional views on animals and legal systems, advocating for a broader understanding of ecology and interspecies relationships. Episode 1 features Deyatima Ghosh, who highlights the intelligence of animals in the Western Ghats and promotes animal-centric conservation strategies.
Vogue gets a new US editor after 37 years as Chloe Malle, Candice Bergen's daughter, replaces Anna Wintour
Chloe Malle, a 39-year-old Vogue staffer, has been appointed as the head of editorial content at American Vogue, succeeding Anna Wintour after her 37-year tenure. Malle, daughter of Candice Bergen and Louis Malle, previously arranged high-profile exclusives like Naomi Biden's wedding photoshoot and Lauren Sánchez's interview. She expresses excitement about the evolving fashion and media landscape and values Wintour's mentorship.
This Dil Dhadakne Do actor, who was also a national rugby player, shares how the 'dirty' sport taught him what his parents couldn’t
Rahul Bose reveals how rugby shaped his life, instilling values of teamwork, resilience, and humility. He recounts discovering the sport at 14, finding liberation and unexpected attention. Rugby taught him invaluable lessons about collaboration and confronting fear, surpassing even parental guidance. Bose emphasizes that life, like rugby, requires collective effort and embracing defeat with grace.
Why the Greece Golden Visa is a top choice for Schengen residency
Greece presents Golden Visa program. Foreign investors can get residence permits through investments. A minimum investment starts at EUR 250,000. Real estate purchases, tourism agreements and financial investments are qualifying routes. Visa-free travel across Schengen Area is available. Investors can live in Greece without mandatory stay. They can pursue citizenship after seven years. The program attracts applicants globally.
The Golden Thumb Rule: Valuations Are Like Gravity—Timeless Investing Principles Still Hold: Ambit’s Nitin Bhasin
India’s market is being reshaped by AI, IPOs, and new-age businesses, yet Nitin Bhasin of Ambit Capital stresses that valuations remain the timeless anchor. He highlights risk appetite, management quality, and fundamentals as guiding principles for sustainable investing.
The Golden Thumb Rule| IPO Rush, AI Noise, and Timeless Principles: Ambit’s Nitin Bhasin on Navigating Markets
Nitin Bhasin of Ambit Capital stresses that despite IPO hype, AI buzz, and market sentiment swings, timeless principles—valuation discipline, behavioural control, and long-term focus—remain the true foundations of successful investing.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce break Guinness World Record on engagement day; full details inside
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got engaged on the same day they broke a Guinness World Record. Taylor appeared on Travis’ podcast “New Heights”, which had millions of viewers on YouTube. The episode shared fun behind-the-scenes stories, including help from Andy Reid and a friendship bracelet moment. Fans loved the engagement news and record-breaking podcast together.
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