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    'Gonna punch you in your face': Trump aide Scott Bessent's explosive outburst leaves colleagues shocked

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reportedly threatened to physically assault housing finance official Bill Pulte at a private dinner, fueled by accusations of Pulte badmouthing him to Donald Trump. Bessent threatened Pulte that he would punch him in his face as he launched into a furious tirade. The clash took place at a private dinner attended by dozens of administration officials and close advisers to Trump.

    GST rate cut: Your favourite car is cheaper now - Full list from Tata to Mercedes, Toyota to BMW
    US stock futures edge higher today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq start the week in green as Wall Street bets on Fed cut and key inflation test

    US stock futures edged higher today as Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq pointed to a green start for the week. Traders are betting on a September Fed rate cut after a weaker-than-expected jobs report, while gold hovered near $3,600 and treasury yields fell ahead of key inflation data.

    Boney Kapoor slams Indian celebs attending Wimbledon just for photos: '90% of them don’t even know what tennis is all about'

    Veteran producer Boney Kapoor has criticised celebrities attending Wimbledon for publicity rather than a genuine interest in the sport. He contrasted this with his innovative film promotions in the 1980s, like using cricket matches to promote Mr. India. Read on to know how he brought sports and cinema together.

    Gabbar turns hero with GST 2.0, but why are FIIs still haunted by Trump

    Despite GST 2.0's reforms aiming to boost consumption and corporate earnings, FIIs continue selling Indian stocks, driven by Trump's tariff concerns and global uncertainties. A significant FII exodus, reaching ₹1.4 lakh crore in 2025, persists despite domestic investor support. High valuations and the lure of cheaper markets further fuel the foreign investor skepticism.

    Hyundai, Tata Motors shares in focus on announcing price cuts following GST reform

    Hyundai Motor India and Tata Motors are set to slash vehicle prices following recent GST rate cuts. Hyundai's price reductions reach up to Rs 2.4 lakh for passenger vehicles, while Tata Motors offers cuts up to Rs 4.65 lakh for commercial vehicles. These changes, effective September 22, aim to boost affordability and stimulate the automotive sector.

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