Ubisoft faces renewed scrutiny as former executives are convicted in a landmark harassment trial, highlighting a toxic workplace culture. Despite promises of reform following 2020’s allegations of systemic sexism, victims claim little has changed. The verdicts are seen as a message to companies, exposing a ‘schoolboy atmosphere’ where harassment was tolerated and HR complicit.
SoftBank has divested its entire Nvidia stake for $5.83 billion, a move coinciding with founder Masayoshi Son’s intensified focus on artificial intelligence investments. This strategic shift, despite a past jest from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about SoftBank’s former largest shareholder status, fuels SoftBank’s growing AI empire, including significant stakes in OpenAI and Oracle Corp.
‘We’ll treat you like Al-Qaeda’: Another US strike on drug smuggling vessel kills 6; death toll rises to 46
The Indian Street Premier League (ISPL) is gearing up for its third season in 2026, expanding to eight teams with a new national framework. The league has seen immense talent growth, planning zonal selections and trials in 101 cities. ISPL aims to become the world’s biggest tournament, fostering talent for higher-level cricket.
A 15-year-old Los Angeles student with disabilities was wrongly detained at gunpoint outside Arleta High School by immigration agents in a case of mistaken identity, sparking outrage and prompting LAUSD to bolster safety measures. The district has introduced safe zones, virtual schooling, legal aid, and family support programs to protect immigrant students and address trauma-induced…
In a recent statement, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted that Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India is a personal decision shaped by last year’s developments. He underscored India’s unwavering support for Bangladesh, reiterating the importance of democratic values. Jaishankar also defended India’s sovereignty in foreign relations, stressing that no nation has the authority to dictate…
India faces immense pressure in the upcoming home Test against a depleted West Indies, led by Shubman Gill. Crucial WTC points are at stake, with India aiming to correct past mistakes. A grassy red-soil pitch at Ahmedabad suggests a balanced attack of pace and spin, leveraging India’s all-rounders and potentially four spinners.
Dhanbad potters face challenges as Diwali approaches. Persistent rainfall slows the drying of earthen lamps and clay toys. Increased clay costs add to production expenses. Potters are working hard to meet demand. They seek designated selling spaces to earn fair prices for their craft. This situation affects their festive preparations and income.
New York City’s Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has called for a boycott of Starbucks, urging the public to support striking union baristas fighting for a fair contract. The “Red Cup Rebellion” strike, coinciding with Starbucks’ busy Red Cup Day, involves workers in over 25 cities.
