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Freeport McMoRan Post-Earnings: Why Good Enough May Finally Be Good Enough

Freeport-McMoRan's Q2 2026 earnings show higher copper and gold prices boosting profits as its Grasberg mine ramps back up, though FCX stock dipped after a strong pre-earnings rally.

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Bridal Lehenga Buying Guide: How to Spot Overpriced Fabric, Fake Zari, and Bad Embroidery

The Price Is Not the PriceWalk into any bridal lehenga showroom in Chandni Chowk, Surat, or Banjara Hills and the first number quoted to you is a negotiating position, not a price. Margins on bridal wear routinely run between 40 and 70 percent above cost. Wedding-season pricing, peak months between…

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Hindalco lines up potential Rs 1 lakh cr investment in India

Hindalco Industries plans a substantial Rs 50,000 crore investment over three years. An additional Rs 50,000 crore in growth opportunities is currently being evaluated. These investments will significantly enhance capacities across its upstream and downstream businesses. The company is scaling up its copper and aluminum operations to meet rising domestic…

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Six Indian Eco-Lodges That Practice Genuine Sustainability, Not Just Green Marketing

Bison Resort, Wayanad, KeralaBison Resort sits inside the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary buffer zone, and it earns that address. The lodge runs on solar power for over 80% of its electricity load, composts all organic waste on-site, and has a documented no-plastic policy that extends to guest toiletries, refillable dispensers, cloth…

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The Secret Ingredient Isn't A Spice, It's The Vessel

Have you ever wondered why your grandmother's dal never tastes quite the same when you cook it in a modern non stick pan? Or why restaurant biryani has a depth of flavor that is hard to recreate at home? The answer often lies in something we rarely think about, the…

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Parents found dead in campervan after ‘tragedy’ at cider festival

Christopher Coll, 45, and Kayleigh Coll, 38, a married couple and parents of four, were tragically found dead in their white Nissan van at the New Forest Cider Festival in October 2025. An inquest at Winchester Coroner’s Court determined their cause of death was carbon monoxide poisoning, resulting from a…

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How Much Is the Trump Gold Coin Worth? Pawn Stars Expert Rick Harrison Explains Real Value Today

Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison has warned that the much-hyped Trump gold coin being sold to supporters is mostly copper, even as he predicts it could become a hot political collectible.

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Tana and Gordon Ramsay's Mixed Metal Kitchen is a Guidebook on Turning Vertical Storage Into Decor

Stainless steel and copper are a winning combination in the couple's English home, and their technique of hanging pots is perfect

Homes & Gardens

Are AC units the new catalytic converters? Thieves target window units in California

The thefts have taken a ‘toll on working conditions’ amid high temperatures, according to police officials

The Independent UK

HCL working at fast pace to double Malanjkhand Copper Project capacity in MP by 2030: CMD

Hindustan Copper Limited plans to double its Malanjkhand project capacity to five million tonnes. The company aims to raise overall production capacity to 12.2 million tonnes by 2030. This expansion is driven by global copper demand significantly outstripping current supply. Capital expenditure plans are being closely monitored to ensure timely…

The Economic Times

The New Oil? Why the world is chasing copper

Copper has emerged as a strategic commodity powering the global shift towards clean energy, electric vehicles and digital infrastructure. With demand rising faster than supply due to electrification and constrained mining output, the metal is increasingly viewed as a critical resource for the global economy's long-term transition.

The Economic Times

Munsiyari Is the Himalayan Mountain Town in Uttarakhand That India Has Not Ruined Yet

The Road Tells You Who This Place Is ForThe last stretch into Munsiyari is a narrow mountain road that takes four hours from Pithoragarh on a good day. There are no shortcuts. The bus from Almora stops at Birthi Falls, where passengers get out without being asked to, stand at…

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Peptides Are the Buzziest Skincare Ingredient on the Block—But Which One Is Right for You?

Here’s the full deep dive on topical peptides.

Marie Claire

World's first angry customer: How, nearly 4,000 years ago, a man complained about poor-quality copper on a clay tablet and created history's oldest customer complaint

World's first angry customer: A 4,000-year-old clay tablet is believed to record the world's oldest known customer complaint from ancient Mesopotamia. A customer named Nanni complained to the merchant Ea-nāṣir about receiving inferior-quality copper and the disrespectful treatment of his representatives. The formal commercial dispute highlights that concerns over product…

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Why Indian Hair Goes Prematurely Grey: What Science Says About Melanin and Stress

The melanin problem starts earlier than you thinkA 2016 study published in the International Journal of Trichology, drawing on data from Indian dermatology clinics, defined premature greying as onset before age 25 in Indians, compared to before 30 for Caucasians. That five-year gap is not trivial. It points to a…

The Times of India

The world's first known customer complaint: Nearly 4,000 years ago, a man bought low-quality copper, complained to the seller on a clay tablet, and created the world's oldest known customer complaint

A nearly 4,000-year-old clay tablet details Nanni's complaint about poor copper quality. This ancient Mesopotamian text describes a formal business dispute over unsatisfactory goods. Nanni expressed disappointment with the product and anger at the merchant's poor service. The tablet shows that customer disputes are not a new phenomenon. This historical…

MarketBeat

Tower Semiconductor’s AI Rally Is Built on a Light-Speed Bet

Tower Semiconductor shares rose after it unveiled a $3 billion silicon photonics expansion in Japan, backed by a $1 billion government grant and $1.3 billion in 2027 customer contracts.

The Times of India

People kept returning to a cave high in the Pyrenees for 5,500 years, and green stones may show they were making copper there

For thousands of years, a small cave tucked high into the Pyrenees remained largely untouched, exposed to freezing temperatures and difficult terrain that still makes reaching it a demanding journey. At first glance, it hardly seems like a place where prehistoric communities would have chosen to spend time. Yet beneath…

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The great Adani trade is back with Rs 1.4 lakh crore bang! Why Adani Enterprises is Nifty’s hottest stock now

Adani Enterprises shares have rallied significantly this year, becoming Nifty's top performer. Investors are betting on its airports-to-copper portfolio to create new listed companies. The company recently raised substantial capital through a qualified institutional placement. This funding will support business expansion, debt repayment, and strategic investments. Analysts expect strong earnings…

Times Life

The Ancient Indian Fragrance Called Ittar Still Knows Something About Your Identity

The Scent That Predates the BottleThe oldest ittar recipes in the subcontinent don't come from perfumers. They come from physicians. The Charaka Samhita lists aromatic preparations not as luxury but as medicine, rose to cool the blood, sandalwood to calm the mind, vetiver to draw heat from the body in…

Times Life

How to Choose an Attar Based on Your Mood, Season, and Skin Chemistry

Why Skin Chemistry Changes EverythingYour skin's pH determines what an attar becomes after the first ten minutes. An oil that smells like warm sandalwood on one person's wrist can read as medicinal on another's. Oily skin, more common in humid Indian summers, amplifies attar and extends its throw. Dry skin…

Fashion Times

Jessica Chastain Revives the Bell Bob With Her Shortest Hairstyle Yet, Inspiring Celebrity Style

Jessica Chastain debuted a sleek bell bob that's turning heads. Learn how her fresh look is influencing celebrity style and celebrity hair trends.

The Economic Times

HCL in 'positive direction' on takeover of 4 copper blocks in Chile; advisors studying data

Hindustan Copper Limited is advancing positively on acquiring four Chilean copper blocks. Transaction advisors are studying data and regulatory issues are being examined. This move aims to secure critical raw materials for India's green energy transition. The company is bidding jointly with NTPC Mining and Coal India Limited.

The Economic Times

Tamil Nadu ration cardholders to get better-quality, attractive dhotis, sarees for Pongal 2027

Tamil Nadu will distribute attractive and comfortable dhotis and sarees to nearly 2.23 crore ration cardholders. These garments will feature new golden, silver, or copper colored polyester zari borders. Sarees will also be available in brighter greens and other colors, offering enhanced comfort. The government has allocated ₹642.88 crore for…

Times Life

The Sri Yantra Encodes Consciousness, Not Just Sacred Geometry, Here Is What It Actually Means

The diagram that is also an argumentYou have seen it on copper plates behind the incense holder, pressed into silver pendants, printed on calendars between a god's face and a festival date. You probably registered it as auspicious. That registration is accurate but incomplete, the way knowing a raga is…

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