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Mahua Moitra letter to Speaker over circuit house eviction sparks safety concerns for women MPs

Mahua Moitra’s Late-Night Eviction Flashpoint Puts Safety of Women MPs Under the Spotlight

TMC MP Mahua Moitra’s late-night eviction allegation in Krishnanagar, and her letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, has turned into a test of how India protects women MPs.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 15, 2026

Vital Farms Q2 2026 earnings highlight margin reset challenges

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Vital Farms’ Brutal Q2 Shows Just How Hard the Margin Reset Hits

Vital Farms just posted a brutal Q2 2026, with margins collapsing and liquidity moves signaling a reset. Here’s what the numbers really say about VITL.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 15, 2026

Psychology of saying actually explored in an office conversation setting

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Why Saying “Actually” at Work Is a Subtle Power Move

That little word “actually” does more than correct a detail. Research shows it helps people manage disagreement, politeness and power in everyday conversation.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 14, 2026

Ambition State of Sales Coaching 2026 report highlights weekly coaching gaps

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Most Sales Teams Still Don’t Coach Weekly. Ambition Says That’s Killing Revenue.

Ambition’s new State of Sales Coaching in 2026 report shows most revenue organizations coach fewer than half their reps weekly — and that gap is dragging down results.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 13, 2026

Six-year-old entrepreneur Hendrix De Marchii, founder of Hendrix Pet Co, smiling at a pet-focused event

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Inside Hendrix Pet Co: How a Six-Year-Old Turned Pet Love Into a Mini Empire

Six-year-old founder Hendrix De Marchii built Hendrix Pet Co into an award-winning pet brand while also releasing music, writing a book, and designing clothes.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 10, 2026

Petrobras profit rises on Iran war oil rally at Brazilian energy giant headquarters

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Petrobras cashes in on Iran war oil shock — and sends the money straight to shareholders

Petrobras turned a war-driven oil price rally into a blockbuster quarter, posting soaring profits, record production and bigger payouts for shareholders.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 7, 2026

WSP Q2 2026 results highlight record backlog and strong infrastructure demand

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WSP’s Q2 2026 numbers send a clear signal: demand for engineering talent isn’t slowing down

WSP’s Q2 2026 results show accelerating growth, a record $20.1 billion backlog and wider margins, underscoring how hot demand for its infrastructure expertise remains.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · August 6, 2026

Sohu.com Q2 2026 earnings focus on Chinese online media and gaming group

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Sohu.com Sets August 10 Date for Q2 2026 Earnings — Here’s What to Watch

Sohu.com has set August 10, 2026 as the date for releasing its unaudited Q2 2026 financial results. Here’s why that update matters for investors.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 31, 2026

TFSA contribution room strategy for tax-free cash flow

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How to Turn Your TFSA Contribution Room Into $757 of Tax‑Free Cash Flow

Turn your TFSA contribution room into a quiet income engine. Here’s how a focused dividend strategy can build roughly $757 in tax-free annual cash flow.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 29, 2026

Traders monitor screens tracking SK hynix leveraged ETFs in a modern trading room

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Tradr’s New SK hynix Leveraged ETFs Turn a Chip Giant Into a Trading Vehicle

Tradr ETFs has launched two single-stock leveraged ETFs on SK hynix, turning the Korean memory-chip giant into a high-octane trading vehicle.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 28, 2026

Traders monitor screens as Kospi crash hits South Korea chip stocks on AI fears

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Kospi’s 8% Meltdown Shows How Fragile the AI Chip Boom Really Is

South Korea’s Kospi index plunged 8% as chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix tumbled, exposing rising risks in the AI chip boom and intensifying competition from China.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 28, 2026

Strait of Hormuz oil tanker navigating tense shipping lane

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Oil Tanker Blast in Strait of Hormuz Exposes New Fault Line in Global Energy Trade

A reported oil tanker explosion after hitting a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz is sharpening a high-stakes fight over who controls the world’s key oil chokepoint.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 26, 2026

Elon Musk speaking as Tesla–SpaceX merger speculation grows

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Elon Musk Just Put a Tesla–SpaceX Merger on the Table — Without Saying It

Elon Musk didn’t confirm a Tesla–SpaceX merger, but his latest earnings call comments turned a wild idea into a live corporate question for investors.

By Abdullah Al Foysal · July 25, 2026

SpaceX Starship Flight 13 rocket launching from Starbase Texas at dusk

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SpaceX’s “lucky 13” Starship test nails splashdown and satellite demo after tense delays

SpaceX’s Starship Flight 13 finally got off the pad, deploying Starlink V3 satellites and surviving a demanding reentry for its softest splashdown yet.

By The Current Tribune · July 25, 2026

Spencer Arrighetti injury as Astros pitcher exits game early

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Astros rookie Spencer Arrighetti exits early vs. White Sox with apparent injury, raising fresh durability questions

Astros right-hander Spencer Arrighetti left his start against the White Sox in the second inning with an apparent injury, putting fresh stress on Houston’s staff.

By The Current Tribune · July 25, 2026

Oil prices chart showing Brent crude amid Red Sea and Kazakhstan supply risks

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Oil Prices Edge Higher as Red Sea Attacks and Kazakhstan Cuts Put Supply on a Knife Edge

Oil is heading for a weekly gain as attacks on tankers in the Red Sea and a forced export shutdown in Kazakhstan tighten the outlook for global crude supply.

By The Current Tribune · July 24, 2026

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Nasdaq’s Microcap Crackdown, Alphabet’s CapEx Shock, and a $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill: What Investors Need to Know

Nasdaq is raising the bar for tiny stocks just as Alphabet prepares a massive 2026 CapEx push and the U.S. House signs off on a record $1.15 trillion defense bill.

By The Current Tribune · July 23, 2026

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CJ ENM Scores 12 Nods at ContentAsia Awards 2026 — Across Drama and Unscripted Slate

CJ ENM secured 12 nominations across seven categories at the ContentAsia Awards 2026, with drama series and unscripted programs leading the charge.

By The Current Tribune · July 22, 2026

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Most U.S. Workers Can’t See the Numbers Behind Strategy — the Visibility Gap Is Real

A nationwide survey of 1,000 U.S. workers finds 70% can’t access the data behind strategic goals, creating a visibility gap that stalls execution and erodes margin.

By The Current Tribune · July 21, 2026

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SK Hynix Storms Nasdaq: The $26.5 Billion AI Memory Bet Wall Street Couldn’t Resist

For decades, SK Hynix was the quiet giant of the memory world — a name most American shoppers had never […]

By The Current Tribune · July 11, 2026

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Tesla Q2 2026 Deliveries Beat Expectations but Stock Reacts With Volatility

Tesla has reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter 2026 vehicle deliveries, surpassing Wall Street forecasts and marking a continued recovery in global demand. […]

By Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · July 2, 2026

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Meta Plots a Cloud Computing Pivot: Selling Excess AI Compute to Fuel the Next Revenue Engine

Meta is quietly preparing to enter the cloud computing market in a bold and unorthodox way: by renting out the […]

By Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · July 2, 2026

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Samsung and SK Hynix Lead South Korean Tech Rout as AI Memory Boom Hits a Wall

A ferocious sell-off ripped through South Korea’s technology heavyweights on Wednesday, sending shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix tumbling […]

By Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · July 2, 2026