Technology that Oracle founder Larry Ellison called “complete gibberish” is what has made him the second richest man on Earth, beating Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg

Larry Ellison, once a cloud computing skeptic, has become the second-richest person globally as Oracle’s cloud services boom. Fueled by AI demand, Oracle’s cloud infrastructure is experiencing record growth, attracting major clients like OpenAI. With significant investments in data centers, Oracle anticipates substantial revenue growth in the coming years.

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IMF advises Asia on trade: Lower non-tariff barriers, strengthen regional ties; helps reduce US tariff risk

The IMF urged Asian nations to reduce non-tariff barriers and enhance regional trade integration to mitigate vulnerability to US tariffs and global economic shocks. Increased intra-Asian trade, particularly in intermediate goods, offers a buffer against external disruptions. Broader trade agreements and voluntary barrier reductions are encouraged to boost regional GDP.

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Where did Kai Cenat go after Mafiathon 3? Inside his hiatus which has left fans clamouring for an epic comeback

Twitch megastar Kai Cenat is enjoying a well-deserved break after his record-breaking Mafiathon 3, spending time with loved ones and traveling. While fans eagerly await his return, his brother revealed the subathon’s significant impact on him. Despite the hiatus, Cenat remains a dominant force, earning a Streamer of the Year nomination.

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How Harvard is reshaping itself under pressure from Trump and internal dissent

Harvard University is undergoing major restructuring under new President Alan Garber, amid political pressure from Donald Trump and internal dissent. Following Claudine Gay’s resignation, Garber faces federal scrutiny over alleged antisemitism and liberal bias. He has launched reviews of DEI initiatives and antisemitism on campus, aiming to balance institutional integrity with political sustainability. Tensions persist…

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Insurance restructuring push: Govt revisits merger plan for PSU general insurers; capital infusion, privatisation options back on table

The Finance Ministry is revisiting the merger of Oriental, National, and United India Insurance companies following their financial recovery. This move revives a 2018 proposal aimed at boosting efficiency. Alongside this, the government is assessing options for privatizing a general insurer and plans to raise the FDI cap in the insurance sector to 100%.

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