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Jim Jordan Falls Short Again In Second US House Speaker Vote
US lawmakers rejected hard-line conservative Jim Jordan's bid for speaker of the US House of Representatives for a second time on Wednesday, as the leadership vacuum paralysing Washington entered a 15th day with no clear resolution in sight.
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Ford CEO Predicts Cost of Building EVs to Fall Drastically With Tough Competition Between Automakers
Ford’s chief executive Jim Farley believes that the cost of building electric vehicles will fall to the point that in coming years automakers will be battling each other for sales of EVs priced around $25,000.
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Hacker Breaks Into CCTV Cameras and Computers of Gurugram-Based Scammers, Catches Them Red-Handed: Report
Online scams are an epidemic everyone is familiar with. Every year, millions of people fall prey to scams worth hundreds of millions. With millions being duped off of their hard earned money, a UK based hacker, who goes by the name Jim Browning thought of getting back to scammers in India.
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House Arrest Review: Ali Fazal, Shriya Pilgaonkar Fall in Love in Lacklustre Homebound Rom-Com
In our review of Netflix movie House Arrest, we look at how surface-level understanding of hikikomori meets a plot-driven film and in turn, produces a lacklustre homebound rom-com starring Ali Fazal and Shriya Pilgaonkar.
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Sony's Gaming Unit Appoints New Chief as Profit Falls, Generational Shift Looms
Sony Interactive Entertainment said Deputy President Jim Ryan would become president and CEO from April 1.
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"I Trusted Him": Victim Of Alleged Pennsylvania Priest Abuse Tells Story
Jim VanSickle entered his junior year at Bradford Central Christian High School in the fall of 1979 to learn that he had a new English teacher: a young priest named David Poulson, who had recently been ordained in the Catholic Church.
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British Man Jumps From Waterfall In Australia, Saved By Off-Duty Doctors
A British man has been deemed "lucky" to be alive after jumping from a waterfall in an iconic Australian national park.
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Jim Mattis Does Not Rule Out 'Anything' After Suspected Syria Gas Attack
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Monday he would not rule out "anything" after this weekend's suspected chemical attack in Syria triggered speculation about a US military response and he piled blame on Russia for falling short on its obligations to ensure that Syria abandoned its chemical weapons capabilities.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
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Raabta Box Office Collection Day 4: Sushant Singh Rajput, Kriti Sanon's Film Continues To Fall
Raabta's box office collections dropped by over 60% on Monday. Sushant Singh Rajput and Kriti Sanon's film has so far collected Rs 14.86 crore
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In Business Start-Ups, Rural America Is Falling Behind
Americans in small towns and rural communities are dramatically less likely to start new businesses than they have been in the past, an unprecedented trend that jeopardizes the economic future of vast swaths of the country.
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Former US President George H W Bush Fractures Neck in Fall at Home
Former US President George H.W. Bush suffered a neck fracture in a fall at his home in Maine on Wednesday, though he was listed in stable condition and his hospital stay was expected to be brief, his spokesman said.
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Europe Shares Rise, US Falls Before Fed Statement
Stocks on Wall Street slipped and shares in Europe rose on Wednesday, reflecting a policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB), while oil prices fell as data indicated US crude inventories were at a new record high.
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Gold prices may fall to Rs 24000 in 3 months: analysts
Gold futures in India extended declines on Friday after hitting their lowest level in more than two weeks yesterday. The actively traded gold for August delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.20 per cent lower at Rs 26,850 per 10 grams at 12:04 p.m., after hitting a low of Rs 26,827 earlier on Friday.
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Jim Jordan Falls Short Again In Second US House Speaker Vote
US lawmakers rejected hard-line conservative Jim Jordan's bid for speaker of the US House of Representatives for a second time on Wednesday, as the leadership vacuum paralysing Washington entered a 15th day with no clear resolution in sight.
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Ford CEO Predicts Cost of Building EVs to Fall Drastically With Tough Competition Between Automakers
Ford’s chief executive Jim Farley believes that the cost of building electric vehicles will fall to the point that in coming years automakers will be battling each other for sales of EVs priced around $25,000.
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Hacker Breaks Into CCTV Cameras and Computers of Gurugram-Based Scammers, Catches Them Red-Handed: Report
Online scams are an epidemic everyone is familiar with. Every year, millions of people fall prey to scams worth hundreds of millions. With millions being duped off of their hard earned money, a UK based hacker, who goes by the name Jim Browning thought of getting back to scammers in India.
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House Arrest Review: Ali Fazal, Shriya Pilgaonkar Fall in Love in Lacklustre Homebound Rom-Com
In our review of Netflix movie House Arrest, we look at how surface-level understanding of hikikomori meets a plot-driven film and in turn, produces a lacklustre homebound rom-com starring Ali Fazal and Shriya Pilgaonkar.
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Sony's Gaming Unit Appoints New Chief as Profit Falls, Generational Shift Looms
Sony Interactive Entertainment said Deputy President Jim Ryan would become president and CEO from April 1.
-
"I Trusted Him": Victim Of Alleged Pennsylvania Priest Abuse Tells Story
Jim VanSickle entered his junior year at Bradford Central Christian High School in the fall of 1979 to learn that he had a new English teacher: a young priest named David Poulson, who had recently been ordained in the Catholic Church.
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British Man Jumps From Waterfall In Australia, Saved By Off-Duty Doctors
A British man has been deemed "lucky" to be alive after jumping from a waterfall in an iconic Australian national park.
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Jim Mattis Does Not Rule Out 'Anything' After Suspected Syria Gas Attack
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Monday he would not rule out "anything" after this weekend's suspected chemical attack in Syria triggered speculation about a US military response and he piled blame on Russia for falling short on its obligations to ensure that Syria abandoned its chemical weapons capabilities.
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With North Korea Missile Reach Global, Focus Falls On Defenses
North Korea's latest rocket launch saw it shoot an intercontinental ballistic missile higher than ever before, prompting US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to warn that Pyongyang could soon threaten "everywhere in the world."
-
Raabta Box Office Collection Day 4: Sushant Singh Rajput, Kriti Sanon's Film Continues To Fall
Raabta's box office collections dropped by over 60% on Monday. Sushant Singh Rajput and Kriti Sanon's film has so far collected Rs 14.86 crore
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In Business Start-Ups, Rural America Is Falling Behind
Americans in small towns and rural communities are dramatically less likely to start new businesses than they have been in the past, an unprecedented trend that jeopardizes the economic future of vast swaths of the country.
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Former US President George H W Bush Fractures Neck in Fall at Home
Former US President George H.W. Bush suffered a neck fracture in a fall at his home in Maine on Wednesday, though he was listed in stable condition and his hospital stay was expected to be brief, his spokesman said.
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Europe Shares Rise, US Falls Before Fed Statement
Stocks on Wall Street slipped and shares in Europe rose on Wednesday, reflecting a policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB), while oil prices fell as data indicated US crude inventories were at a new record high.
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Gold prices may fall to Rs 24000 in 3 months: analysts
Gold futures in India extended declines on Friday after hitting their lowest level in more than two weeks yesterday. The actively traded gold for August delivery on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) was 0.20 per cent lower at Rs 26,850 per 10 grams at 12:04 p.m., after hitting a low of Rs 26,827 earlier on Friday.
