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Is the biggest US stock market crash in history coming in 2026? Robert Kiyosaki warns rising debt, sticky inflation and the AI stock bubble could trigger a historic Wall Street collapse

Is the biggest US stock market crash in history coming in 2026 as Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq face rising inflation, oil shock and recession fears? Robert Kiyosaki stock market crash 2026 warning is shaking global investors. He says markets may face the biggest crash in history as debt…

The Economic Times

Vedanta chief Anil Agarwal backs PM's call to save forex, pitches for mining reforms

Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal urged swift mining reforms to boost domestic production of oil, gold, and other critical resources, aligning with Prime Minister Modi's call to conserve foreign exchange. Agarwal emphasized privatization and self-certification in clearances to unlock the potential of existing assets and reduce import dependency, citing Vedanta's success…

The Economic Times

Panasonic just resurrected an iconic series of premium compact cameras and put its most powerful sensor and processor inside — the new Lumix L10 is a micro four thirds camera with 'all the ingredients to be a hit'

With its iconic compact design, versatile Leica zoom lens, plus Panasonic's latest sensor and processor — the Lumix L10 has all the ingredients to be a hit

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Lumix celebrates 25th birthday with a new premium compact camera and it's got a proper viewfinder!

The Panasonic Lumix L10 is a new premium compact camera that still believes in the viewfinder

Digital Camera World

When former PM Indira Gandhi donated her gold jewellery

An old photograph of Indira Gandhi donating her jewellery during the 1962 India-China war has resurfaced amid current debates on gold purchases. Responding to a national appeal for defence preparedness, Gandhi contributed approximately 367 grams of gold, becoming a symbol of sacrifice.

The Economic Times

Dollar Rallies on Crude Oil Strength as Hot US CPI Report

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is up by +0.45%. The dollar is climbing today on renewed concerns that the US-Iran ceasefire may break down after President Trump said the current ceasefire was on "life support." Today's +3% surge in crude oil prices also boosts inflation expectations and may prompt...

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The AI Boom Needs Real Assets to Survive. This ETF Lets You Profit From Both.

AI stocks are stretched, but the boom can't happen without real assets. This VanEck ETF gives investors exposure to both. Is it the smarter way to play AI?

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Ray Dalio Warns Bitcoin Is Traceable and Not a True Safe-Haven Asset — Michael Saylor Hits Back

Ray Dalio argues Bitcoin lacks privacy and acts as a risk-on asset, while Michael Saylor defends its transparency and scarcity, highlighting its potential as global collateral.

International Business Times UK

Sophie Cunningham, Napheesa Collier Headline the Athletes Featured in 2026 SI Swimsuit Issue

Meet the athletes featured in the 2026 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.

Sports Illustrated

'My mind left my body' – five of Katie Archibald's most remarkable racing moments

As the GB track legend retires, Cycling Weekly takes a look back at some of her greatest hits

Cycling Weekly

What should you do with your gold investments after PM Modi urges people to postpone gold purchases?

Prime Minister Modi urged citizens to postpone gold purchases to curb India's import bill amidst West Asia tensions. While the intention is welcomed, the industry fears business and job impacts. Experts advise existing investors to hold, suggesting digital gold for new buyers, and propose solutions like domestic gold recycling and…

The Economic Times

Did Indira Gandhi ask people not to buy gold in 1967? Here's the truth

A social media image claiming Indira Gandhi urged against gold purchases in 1967 is fake. The Hindu newspaper confirmed the image is digitally altered. However, Indira Gandhi's government did enforce strict gold control rules. These measures limited gold holdings and jewellery production. The Gold Control Act was enacted in 1968.

The Economic Times

Andy Burnham can save Labour and defeat Reform. He should be the next prime minister

Put plainly, the Greater Manchester mayor is electoral gold dust. The Labour party machine must not stand in his way to becoming an MP, says Neal Lawson of the cross-party campaign organisation Compass

The Guardian - UK

‘If Indians stop buying gold for one year, how much would India benefit?’ User asks billion-dollar question to AI, the reply will shock you

India Gold Buying: A viral X post questioning the economic impact of India's gold obsession sparked a national debate. With gold imports soaring, economists suggest reducing purchases could ease the trade deficit and strengthen the rupee. However, gold's deep cultural and emotional significance complicates any drastic shift.

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Gold, housing plays take a hit as PM Modi's austerity pitch rattles consumer-facing stocks

Jewellery and real estate stocks experienced a sharp decline after Prime Minister Modi urged financial restraint, advising citizens to postpone gold purchases and reduce discretionary travel. The comments, aimed at curbing fuel consumption amid geopolitical uncertainty and high energy costs, triggered an immediate market reaction in sectors tied to household…

The Independent UK

The Boys creator reacts to real-life gold Trump statue that mirrors scene from the show

A golden statue of the President was recently unveiled at one of his Florida golf clubs

Fashion Times

10 Fresh Ways to Style a White Dress for Today's Hottest Summer Trends

Refresh warm weather style with 10 chic white dress looks featuring breathable fabrics, elevated basics, and trending summer whites.

The Guardian - US

USMNT World Cup squad prediction: how Mauricio Pochettino’s call-ups determine the 26

The USMNT head coach has played 61 different players in his 24 games in charge – the trends among them could determine who makes the cut

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Jewellers say people were already recycling, exchanging old gold instead of new purchases amid PM Modi's appeal

Indians are smartly buying gold. High prices mean more people are exchanging old jewellery for new. This reduces the need for fresh gold imports. Companies like P. N. Gadgil Jewellers and Tanishq see a big jump in these exchanges. Consumers are viewing old gold as an asset to be redesigned.…

MarketBeat

McEwen Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

McEwen (NYSE:MUX) reported a sharp first-quarter turnaround and outlined plans to expand gold production while advancing its large copper project in Argentina, according to management comments on the company’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call. Chairman and Chief Owner Rob McEwen said the company ge

The Times of India

This 1,000-year-old Viking treasure found in Denmark contains nearly pure gold arm rings

In Denmark, archaeologists were truly amazed when they found an extraordinary hoard of Viking Age gold in a forest in Himmerland. This treasure includes six solid gold arm rings weighing 762.5 grams; it's the third-largest find of its kind from this era in Danish history, as noted in the report…

The Economic Times

Amid PM Modi's 'no gold buy' appeal, a scheme that planned mobilisation of idle gold at homes gets spotlight

The gems and jewellery sector is urging the government to strengthen the Gold Monetisation Scheme. Industry bodies believe domestic gold mobilisation and recycling offer a better solution to foreign exchange issues. They suggest this approach over deferring gold purchases, which could impact millions of livelihoods.

Cycling News

Olympic champion Katie Archibald announces surprise retirement just before home Commonwealth Games, will pursue new career in the 'real world'

Nursing degree in progress a new passion for two-time Olympic gold medalist

The Guardian - UK

Gaborone gold rush: how Botswana rose to the top of men’s sprinting

Country with a population of just 2.5m credits investment in young athletes for its rise but this progress is under threat

The Guardian - UK

Multiple Olympic and world champion cyclist Katie Archibald retires to become nurse

Katie Archibald, the Scottish track cyclist who won gold medals in at the Rio and Tokyo Olympics, has announced her retirement

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