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Woman bomber involved in Nokundi attack – Dawn
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Islamabad-Kabul impasse persists in Riyadh – Dawn
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Asia floods death toll tops 1,100 as troops aid survivors – Dawn
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South Korea's Lee calls for tougher penalties after Coupang data breach – Reuters
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‘Hideous’ photos of John Stamos’ former home ignites backlash online: ‘More money than taste’
A home previously owned by TV star John Stamos caught the Internet’s ire recently, after photos of his garish home went viral for all the wrong reasons.
Posted in the r/McMansionHell subreddit, the sprawling mansion caused annoyance and…
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MTM Built An Audi TT With Performance To Rival The Mighty McLaren F1
The McLaren F1, touted as one of the greatest cars ever, holds a record that will most likely never be broken. That record is the fastest naturally aspirated production car ever made, with a top speed of 240 mph that it set in the late ’90s.
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PM Modi pledges aid to Sri Lanka post-Cyclone Ditwah | India News
NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi spoke to Sri Lankan President Anura K Dissanayake on Monday, expressing condolences on the loss of lives and devastation in Sri Lanka in the wake of Cyclone Ditwah and assuring him of India’s continued support to the…
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Robert Schwartzman, Alex Ross Perry on Making Documentary
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“This is not my favorite band,” exclaims filmmaker Alex Ross Perry about the indie rock group Pavement, who is the subject of his documentary
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Crypto on the market’s ‘naughty list’?
A television broadcasts crypto market news at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York, US, on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025.
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After finishing last month on a strong note and starting December on a high, markets stumbled Monday, tripped over by the sell-off in crypto.
All three major U.S. indexes snapped their 5-day winning streaks as bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, dropped around 6% to trade below $86,000, putting downward pressure on the stock market.
It was bitcoin's worst day since March. The digital currency late last month fell below $90,000 for the first time since April and has since struggled to stay above that mark.
Even as odds for the Fed's expected year-end Christmas gift of a rate cut rise, investors seem to have put crypto on the "naughty list."
As we head deeper into December, could markets shake off the crypto chill, and will tech stocks be the heroes that keep pushing stocks higher? Watch this space.
What you need to know today
Nvidia-Synopsys partnership. The company announced Monday it has purchased $2 billion of Synopsys' common stock as part of a strategic partnership to accelerate computing and AI engineering solutions.
Apple AI chief steps down. John Giannandrea, who had held the position since 2018, will be replaced by Amar Subramanya, an AI researcher who most recently worked for Microsoft and was previously part of Google's DeepMind AI unit. Giannandrea will continue to serve as an advisor until his retirement next spring, Apple said.
Crypto sell-off. Bitcoin and ether plunged on Monday, recording a 5% and 7% fall, respectively. A statement by the People's Bank of China on Saturday warning of illegal activities relating to digital currencies heaped pressure on Hong Kong-listed shares of digital assets-related companies on Monday.
Markets slide. All three U.S. indexes snapped five-day winning streaks, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average recording the largest loss, dropping 0.9%. The Nasdaq Composite shed 0.38%, and the S&P 500 lost 0.53%.
[PRO] Analysts positive on electric plane stock. Wall Street analysts are bullish on electric airplane manufacturer Beta Technologies, with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America initiating coverage with a buy rating. Citi, which views it as a high-risk-high-reward stock, put a target price that suggests a 50% upside.
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A Kalshi digital advertisement displaying New York City mayoral election odds in Times Square in New York, US, on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025.
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Kalshi makes move to court crypto traders with tokenized betting contracts
Bettors on exchange and prediction market Kalshi can now buy and sell tokenized versions of their wagers on Solana, the company told CNBC exclusively on Monday.
It's the latest sign the prediction market company is deepening its push to win over the same cryptocurrency holders that have pumped billions of dollars of digital assets into its rival Polymarket.
Tokenization refers to creating a digital version of a real-world financial asset such as a stock, bond or treasury note. The resulting token, which can be held or traded like a normal asset, lives on a decentralized ledger called a blockchain, such as Solana or bitcoin.
— Liz Napolitano
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