(Bloomberg) — Javier Milei, Argentina’s brash, libertarian president, is (mostly) OK with the nickname pundits have given him: “el loco,” or “the madman.” But he’s quick to point out that what separates a madman from a genius are results. And as he returns to Davos a year after he shook up the crowd there by
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Senior officials from the US and Russia are meeting next week in Saudi Arabia to pave the way for a potential leaders’ summit as soon as the end of the month to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter. Details of the meeting and the list of attendees are
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This move is part of a broader transformation as the company strengthens its position in India’s internet economy. Over the past two years, Zomato has transitioned from a private venture to a public-market company, cementing its place in the digital business landscape. Read this | What’s in a new name? A strategic shift or a
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The Viral Fever, or TVF, known for hit shows like Panchayat and Aspirants, is expanding into Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, and Bengali content while also making its theatrical debut with a Hindi movie called Vvan–Force of the Forest. Having launched regional language shows such as Sivarapalli (in Telugu) and Shanti Kranti (in Marathi), TVF has identified
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A New Zealand parliamentary committee has recommended suspending three Māori Members of Parliament for performing a protest haka during a parliamentary sitting last year. The haka, a traditional Māori group dance, was initiated by opposition MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke after she was asked whether her party supported a controversial bill aimed at redefining the country’s founding
Accenture Plc. on Friday said Fortune 500 companies unnerved by global conflicts and tariff wars are holding back technology spending, prompting it to issue a muted guidance for the current quarter. The subdued guidance rattled investors, with shares of the world’s largest information technology outsourcer trading 7.6% at $283 at 8:30pm Indian time. The guidance
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Budget Session: Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has listed at least 16 bills for the Budget Session of Parliament beginning on January 31. While key bills, including the Finance Bill, the Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, and the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, are no surprises, all eyes will, however, be on the ‘Immigration and
(Reuters) – Nvidia’s upbeat quarterly forecast signaled that the AI boom is not over, but it failed to bring buyers back into the “Magnificent Seven” stocks that have dipped in the last three months. The stock lost about 4% to $125.81 in choppy trading, and other members of the group such as Microsoft and were
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Protests over immigration raids that began in Los Angeles continued to spread across the US as President Donald Trump escalated his crackdown by unleashing new federal powers. Los Angeles remained the epicenter of the demonstrations, which have triggered roughly 600 arrests since the weekend and led to clashes with law enforcement. The downtown area at
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President Donald Trump said he would hold another meeting Wednesday to discuss the conflict in the Middle East but remained coy about whether the US plans to join Israel’s offensive aimed at destroying Iran’s nuclear enrichment program. Trump told reporters he would meet his advisers in the White House Situation Room and again chastised Tehran
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