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US stocks today: Wall Street opens mixed as corporate earnings roll in; S&P 500 up 0.20%, Dow Jones slips 0.62%

US stock markets opened on a mixed note on Tuesday as strong earnings from major companies lifted technology shares. However, a sharp sell-off in health insurance stocks pulled the Dow Jones Industrial Average lower amid concerns over future Medicare payments.At 9:30 am ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 305.69 points or 0.62 per cent,…

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GSEB HSC 2026 hall ticket for practical exams out: Direct link to download Gujarat board admit card here

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has released the hall tickets for class 12 or Higher Secondary practical exams. Students who are appearing for the class 12 practical exams can now download their admit cards by visiting the board’s official website, gseb.org. As per the official date sheet, the practical exams are…

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‘Like a demon in your mind’: Paris Hilton reveals late ADHD diagnosis and emotional struggles |

Paris Hilton courageously shared her late-in-life revelations of ADHD and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, discussing how these challenges heightened her emotional turmoil. However, she now sees them as her ‘superpower,’ fueling her business ventures and promoting a message of acceptance and understanding in the discourse on mental health. Paris Hilton said she only started to connect…

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“Brothers Forever”: UAE announces week-long nationwide festival celebrating decades of ties with Kuwait | World News

The UAE will host a week-long nationwide festival celebrating decades of cultural ties with Kuwait/Representative Image A shared history built on trust, cooperation and people-to-people bonds will take centre stage next week as the UAE launches a nationwide celebration honouring its close relationship with Kuwait. From illuminated landmarks and cultural showcases to high-level forums and…

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The trust capital of a post-polar world

I walked out of Davos this year with an unusual feeling: the world is no longer trying to “figure India out.” It is trying to plug into India.Not as a slogan. As strategy. The corridors of Davos were full of a quiet reset—middle powers seeking resilient coalitions, capital seeking stability, technology seeking scale, and energy…

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