Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott who sold half of her Amazon stake now donates $70 million to Meals on Wheels America to support …

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos‘ ex-wife MacKenzie Scott has made her latest donation to Meals on Wheels America. The $70 million funding from Scott, who was also an early Amazon employee, will support meal delivery and care services for seniors and homebound individuals across the US. Scott’s donation is part of her broader philanthropic efforts, with…

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Bloomberg introduces global trade in Indian bonds

Bloomberg has introduced a new electronic trading system that allows global investors to buy and sell Indian govt bonds more easily, marking an important step in opening up India’s bond market to the world. The company said it has completed its first fully-electronic trade in Indian govt bonds using this system. The new workflow enables…

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America’s biggest investor Michael Burry who calls Nvidia ‘over-valued’, says;”: No, thank you to buying SpaceX stock as it is a ‘small …’

Micheal Burry, America’s biggest investor who also predicted the housing crash of 2008, has no position in SpaceX, despite reviewing several bearish options trades tied to the company. According to a report by CNBC, in a latest Substack post, Burry explained that put options against SpaceX were too expensive, even as he questioned the company’s…

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“They started barking with him”: Fans drop hilarious reactions as IShowSpeed posts special backstage picture with BTS at FIFA World Cup 2026 final

IShowSpeed (via Getty Images) Popular streamer IShowSpeed enjoyed one of the biggest moments of the FIFA World Cup final after watching BTS perform during the halftime show. The viral streamer later met the K-pop group backstage. The internet personality became a trending topic as videos of his hilarious reaction spread across social media during the…

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Nature’s giant vacuum cleaner: Scientists reveal how the Sun is secretly cleaning Earth’s space junk |

As Earth’s orbit becomes increasingly crowded with decommissioned satellites and fragments from the 1960s, however, researchers have identified a natural mechanism for orbital clearance. Research published in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences reveals that when solar activity increases, it acts like an ‘orbital broom,’ accelerating the re-entry of orbital debris. According to the study…

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