Trump is back at his game as an Iran peace deal eludes him
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay alumnus to steer Texas strategic holding firm toward rapid market growth.
Shrey becomes the 31st of the past 37 champions with Indian heritage, starting with Nupur Lala in 1999.
An analysis of Western strategic thinking, Iran, nuclear hypocrisy, sanctions, and the rise of structural sovereignty in global politics.
Tech layoffs in 2026 are becoming costlier, with workers losing nearly $14,400 monthly amid AI-driven restructuring and rising expenses.
Maryland District 39 race highlights demographic shifts, representation gaps, and growing tensions in changing suburban political realities.
India received record $137 billion in remittances in 2024 as the US remained the world’s top sender for overseas workers and migrants
If an agreement leaves Iran with restored economic access through sanctions relief and a reopening of trade routes, Tehran could emerge with renewed economic leverage and greater regional influence.
Atlanta ranks among top FIFA 2026 host cities for fan experience, offering accessibility, affordability, walkability, matchday atmosphere.
The Indian American executive receives state honors for driving continuous improvement and government transformation efforts.
Indian origin computer science professor recognized for innovative teaching and commitment to foundational learning principles.
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Immigration
Startups
OpenAI launched a $250 million initiative focused on AI-driven job disruption, worker transition support, and economic inequality research.
Singapore court sentences Byju founder Byju Raveendran to six months jail amid disclosure dispute, escalating legal troubles around compan
Byju Raveendran’s downfall exposes India’s startup illusion, institutional failures, and the human cost behind billion-dollar valuations.
An analysis of OpenAI and Anthropic’s IPO trajectory, examining AI infrastructure costs, government dependence, and the growing “vibe slop” problem.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Fertitta Entertainment will acquire Caesars Entertainment in a $17.6 billion deal, creating one of the largest hospitality and gaming giants.
Spacetech
Musk said that the company is looking for “world-class engineers and physicists,” and that the applicants don’t need to have prior experience in AI