60% Of Indian Firms Plan Hiring Sprees, Most New Jobs In E-Commerce, Travel: Survey
E-commerce and tech startups top the hiring outlook list, with a projected 12.6% net employment change. Travel, hospitality isn't far behind at 12.3%.
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Nepal PM Balendra Shah's India-China Balancing Act In UN Climate Pitch
Balendra Shah said the mechanism should be used to share satellite data and expertise to monitor dangerous glacial lakes.
Assam Government Raises Orunodoi Scheme Assistance To Rs 1,500 For October As Durga Puja Gift
The Cabinet also approved October 17, 2026, as an additional holiday for Durga Puja, taking the total number of notified Puja holidays to five.
"Never Gotten Along Better": Trump On US-China Ties During State Dinner
The president also presented Xi with an eagle statue that he said was designed "in personal collaboration with Melania and myself."
Explained: 'Taiwan Independence' And Why Xi-Trump Discussed It
In 2022, the State Department also added wording on the Six Assurances, referring to six Reagan-era security assurances given to Taiwan, which the United States declassified in 2020.
"Souls May Be Sacrificed": Saudi's Grand Mufti To Troops Fighting Houthis
It comes after weeks of escalating violence between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis which has seen the Iran-backed group attack the kingdom with salvos of missiles and drones.
Locked iPhone At Heart Of Investigation In IIT Bombay Student's Suicide Case
Sahil's Wakode's iPhone is secured with a pattern lock, due to which investigators have not yet been able to ascertain whom he had called or who had called him, sources said
How AI, Drones And Autonomous Vehicles Are Transforming The British Army
The British Army is accelerating its shift toward drones, autonomous systems and AI, with billions being invested in technologies shaped by lessons from Ukraine.
Trump raised weak yen with Takaichi, Japan finance minister says
Satsuki Katayama signals prospect of fresh currency intervention with US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent’s blessing
Japanese government bond yields hit new high as global sell-off continues
Sharp increase in interest rate expectations across advanced economies, says Capital Economics
Rock icons Tism commandeer the ABC Melbourne studio - ABC listen - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Rock icons Tism commandeer the ABC Melbourne studio - ABC listen ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Broken Hill local news briefing, Friday, September 25, 2026 - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Here's what's making news in the Broken Hill region today.
VIDEO: Fitzroy's last game v Freo - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Reactions from Fitzroy Supporters as Auld Lang Syne is sung at their last ever game v Fremantle in September 1996.
Mark Humphries explores the Alan Bond story on new ABC Rewind podcast - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Mark Humphries explores the Alan Bond story on new ABC Rewind podcast ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Lachie Neale's lawyer says he didn't expect to win appeal - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Lachie Neale's lawyer says he did not expect to win the appeal overturning the star Lion's ban on playing in the 2026 AFL Grand Final.
Another setback for beleaguered Cape du Couedic wave buoy - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The Cape du Couedic wave buoy typically faces significant weather off Kangaroo Island's south-west. (Supplied: Facebook/Exceptional Kangaroo Island)
Lula to Ban Online Betting, Offer Debt Relief Before Election
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will sign two provisional measures on Friday, one banning online betting and another aimed at renegotiating individual debts, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
Saudi Arabia Ramps Up Oil Exports Via Hormuz
Saudi Arabia’s crude shipments in September jumped to the highest level since the start of the Iran war. The kingdom ramped up exports via the Strait of Hormuz after an attack on its East-West pipeline. Bloomberg's Anthony di Paola reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Trump-Xi Summit Small on Substance, Big on Pomp
US President Donald Trump’s fete for his Chinese counterpart President Xi Jinping has been heavy on pageantry and platitudes but light on substantive announcements. The most significant news tied to the gathering materialized before it even began, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bess...
'Big Brother 28' spoilers: See which houseguests made the final 3 - USA Today
"Big Brother" summer is almost over, and one of the three remaining houseguests is about to become $750,000 richer.
Daily Horoscope: September 25, 2026
Some weeks end with a bang. This one ends with Neptune opposing the Sun at full strength and the Moon still in Pisces, which means Friday has a soft, slightly surreal quality to it — everything feels a little more significant than it probably is. Lean into it, just don’t make any...
Yemenis seek safety in Djibouti as African migrants continue arriving in Yemen - Middle East Eye
Abdullah Mohammed, 37, is a Yemeni expatriate in Djibouti, where he first arrived in 2017 after losing his job with an oil company in Yemen.
Uber uses its ride-hailing fleet to train AI - Axios
Uber uses its ride-hailing fleet to train AI Axios