JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has cautioned about a weakening U.S. economy, triggered by a significant downward revision of 911,000 jobs by the Labor Department. Despite most Americans being employed and spending, Dimon notes slipping consumer confidence amidst strong corporate profits.
Pooja Chopra recently met the Dalai Lama. She shared pictures on Instagram. Her desire to meet him started after watching ‘Seven Years in Tibet’. While vacationing in Leh-Ladakh, monks suggested the meeting. They connected her with the Dalai Lama’s security head. Pooja found out about the meeting just the day before. It was a dream…
Five Texas institutions have emerged as the top-ranked private high schools in the state, according to Niche’s 2025 list. Based on academics, college readiness, and faculty strength, schools like St. Mark’s and Hockaday lead the way. This feature explores how these institutions are shaping student success through structured programmes and consistent academic performance.
The government has reimposed airfare caps on airlines for the first time since Covid, citing unusually high ticket prices due to the IndiGo crisis. These caps aim to protect passengers from opportunistic pricing until IndiGo operations normalize, expected by December 15. The move comes as many passengers faced exorbitant fares after IndiGo cancellations.
K-pop star Jeon So Mi is set to make her acting debut. She will star in the upcoming horror film ‘Perfect Girl’. The film is a thriller set in the K-pop training world. It explores the intense competition among trainees. Arden Cho and Adeline Rudolph are also part of the cast.
Rishikesh remains India’s priciest hotel destination for the second consecutive year, despite a marginal RevPAR decline. The Indian hospitality sector experienced a robust fiscal year, driven by booming domestic leisure travel and record occupancy rates. Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad emerged as key business hubs, with significant expansion planned across 177 new markets.
The Los Angeles Clippers and Kawhi Leonard face scrutiny over alleged under-the-table payments via a shell corporation. Journalist Pablo Torre’s investigation, spurred by Mark Cuban’s comments, highlights a $56 million carbon credit deal between the Clippers and Aspiration, coinciding with Leonard’s Aspiration contract. Aspiration’s bankruptcy revealed a $7 million payment to a company linked to…
