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"Should Avoid Yuzvendra Chahal": Joe Root's Hilarious Conversation With Jos Buttler. Watch
Joe Root was bought by RR for his base price of Rs 1 crore during the IPL 2023 mini auction.
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US Police Catch Serial Burglar After Recognising His SpongeBob Shorts And Socks
A man accused of burglarizing his neighbours was recently caught by the US police after they recognized his SpongeBob SquarePants-themed attire.
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England Sack Coach Chris Silverwood After Ashes Failure
Chris Silverwood's departure came a day after Ashley Giles, who appointed him in 2019, was sacked from his role of England managing director men's cricket.
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Edward Snowden Says China’s Crypto Crackdown Made Bitcoin Stronger
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden threw shade at China via Twitter, saying that Bitcoin got even stronger after the Asian super-power imposed a blanket ban on crypto-activities and made it a punishable offence.
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Opinion: I Didn't Think I'd Ever Leave The CIA. But Because Of Trump, I Quit.
Nearly 15 years ago, I informed my skeptical father that I was pursuing a job with the Central Intelligence Agency. Among his many concerns was that others would never believe I had resigned from the agency when I sought my next job. "Once CIA, always CIA," he said. But that didn't give me pause. This wouldn't be just my first real job, I thought t...
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US Says Not Targeting Francois Hollande's Communications in New WikiLeaks Furore
The US is not targeting French leader Francois Hollande's communications and will not do so in the future, the White House said, after documents published by WikiLeaks showed Washington had wiretapped the president and his two predecessors.
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Wall Street Week Ahead: Energy Stocks May Weaken
Stock prices in the US energy sector have been under pressure in 2015, and there could be more bad news to come when several key players report their fourth-quarter results next week.
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British Energy Secretary Meets Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Discusses Key Issues
Weeks after Britain's BP and its partner Reliance Industries slapped an arbitration notice for delay in gas price hike, UK's Energy Secretary Edward Davey on Thursday met Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to discuss outstanding issues.
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Oil, gold slide but post big monthly gains
Oil and gold prices fell again on Friday after Britain refused to back a US-led military strike on Syria, but both markets ended August sharply higher after rallying with other commodities in recent weeks.
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US paints Apple as 'Ringmaster' in ebook price-fixing
The price-fixing suit charges that Apple advised publishers to move from a wholesale pricing model to agency pricing.
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GM profit misses estimates; losses in Europe deepen
General Motors (GM) reported a weaker-than-expected fourth quarter profit on Thursday, citing wider losses in Europe and lower vehicle prices plus higher costs in its core North American market.
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Gold inches up on weak dollar with eyes on ECB
Gold inched higher on Tuesday after two sessions of straight losses, ahead of a major cash injection by the European Central Bank expected later this week, and a weaker dollar lent support.
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"Should Avoid Yuzvendra Chahal": Joe Root's Hilarious Conversation With Jos Buttler. Watch
Joe Root was bought by RR for his base price of Rs 1 crore during the IPL 2023 mini auction.
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US Police Catch Serial Burglar After Recognising His SpongeBob Shorts And Socks
A man accused of burglarizing his neighbours was recently caught by the US police after they recognized his SpongeBob SquarePants-themed attire.
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England Sack Coach Chris Silverwood After Ashes Failure
Chris Silverwood's departure came a day after Ashley Giles, who appointed him in 2019, was sacked from his role of England managing director men's cricket.
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Edward Snowden Says China’s Crypto Crackdown Made Bitcoin Stronger
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden threw shade at China via Twitter, saying that Bitcoin got even stronger after the Asian super-power imposed a blanket ban on crypto-activities and made it a punishable offence.
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Opinion: I Didn't Think I'd Ever Leave The CIA. But Because Of Trump, I Quit.
Nearly 15 years ago, I informed my skeptical father that I was pursuing a job with the Central Intelligence Agency. Among his many concerns was that others would never believe I had resigned from the agency when I sought my next job. "Once CIA, always CIA," he said. But that didn't give me pause. This wouldn't be just my first real job, I thought t...
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US Says Not Targeting Francois Hollande's Communications in New WikiLeaks Furore
The US is not targeting French leader Francois Hollande's communications and will not do so in the future, the White House said, after documents published by WikiLeaks showed Washington had wiretapped the president and his two predecessors.
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Wall Street Week Ahead: Energy Stocks May Weaken
Stock prices in the US energy sector have been under pressure in 2015, and there could be more bad news to come when several key players report their fourth-quarter results next week.
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British Energy Secretary Meets Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Discusses Key Issues
Weeks after Britain's BP and its partner Reliance Industries slapped an arbitration notice for delay in gas price hike, UK's Energy Secretary Edward Davey on Thursday met Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to discuss outstanding issues.
-
Oil, gold slide but post big monthly gains
Oil and gold prices fell again on Friday after Britain refused to back a US-led military strike on Syria, but both markets ended August sharply higher after rallying with other commodities in recent weeks.
-
US paints Apple as 'Ringmaster' in ebook price-fixing
The price-fixing suit charges that Apple advised publishers to move from a wholesale pricing model to agency pricing.
-
GM profit misses estimates; losses in Europe deepen
General Motors (GM) reported a weaker-than-expected fourth quarter profit on Thursday, citing wider losses in Europe and lower vehicle prices plus higher costs in its core North American market.
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Gold inches up on weak dollar with eyes on ECB
Gold inched higher on Tuesday after two sessions of straight losses, ahead of a major cash injection by the European Central Bank expected later this week, and a weaker dollar lent support.
