Caffeine clash: Starbucks slayer now brews a global coffee blend

MoUs worth Rs 6,500 crore inked during UP international trade show: FIEO

During the Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show 2026, significant business agreements were established. A total of 4,400 Memorandums of Understanding were signed, amounting to approximately Rs 6,500 crore. Various nations including Russia and Japan participated, showing interest in diverse sectors. The event concluded with projections of potential business worth around Rs 15,500 crore. FIEO emphasized the potential of Uttar Pradesh in enhancing India’s export capabilities.

Caffeine clash: Starbucks slayer now brews a global coffee blend

Luckin Coffee is looking to expand into Gulf countries with a focus on local tastes and preferences. The company's recent $1 billion investment from Mubadala signals strong institutional support for its growth strategy. After previously overcoming an accounting scandal, Luckin aims to replicate its successful model from China. The venture into the Gulf marks a strategic test of its adaptability in different markets.

Andy Burnham announces major DWP and money changes including new rule from 2030

Andy Burnham announced a number of key money changes at the Labour Party conference

‘You lied to the House…’: Grassley calls out Jack Smith over Arctic Frost probe & weaponizing DOJ

Chinese trader says Indian customers are ‘very hard to deal with’: Video sparks debate

Chinese electronics trader Jay Chen’s comments about working with Indian buyers have triggered an online discussion about international sourcing practices. Chen said some prospective customers negotiate heavily on prices and request samples, while also mentioning concerns among some sellers about fraudulent buyers. Indian users responded by discussing price comparisons, quality checks, factory visits and their own experiences with Chinese suppliers.

'Unnatural protein made in Chinese lab…': McCullough’s explosive COVID vax claim at Allison Inquiry

Siang project not just hydropower, vital for national security: Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu

Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu said that the Siang Upper Multi-Purpose Project should not be viewed merely through the prism of a conventional hydropower project, but as a national project with wider strategic and security implications.

Siang project not just hydropower, vital for national security: Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu

Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu said that the Siang Upper Multi-Purpose Project should not be viewed merely through the prism of a conventional hydropower project, but as a national project with wider strategic and security implications.

In 1973, Zsa Zsa Gabor bought a home for $250 thousand; after listing post-death for $23.45 million, it eventually sold for $10.4 million

What led to a price cut for this famous actor's extravagant mansion in Bel Air? At nearly $5 million loss, the estate was sold to mining billionaire Robert Friedland in December 2020 for $16 million.

2 dead, 40 rescued and several missing after boat capsizes near Puerto Rico

The U.S. Coast Guard said the vessel reportedly capsized after 'a fight broke out and people were severely injured by a machete, forcing people to jump into the water.'

Is Claude down? Claude AI outage hits thousands as users report problems- when will the issue restore?

Is Claude down today, 29 Sept 2026: On September 29, Claude AI is experiencing significant outages affecting multiple services, including Claude Chat and Claude Code. Thousands of users have reported problems through Downdetector, primarily related to access issues and error messages. Anthropic is currently investigating elevated error rates affecting its platform and related tools. The company has acknowledged the disruption, although no specific timeline has been provided for resolution.

US consumer confidence plunges to 12-year low as households fear weaker jobs, economy

Consumer confidence in the US experienced a notable decline in September, reaching its lowest level since 2014. This drop suggests households envision a weakening economy and labor market in the coming months. The Conference Board's index fell by 6.7 points, significantly below economists' expectations. While perceptions of the current labor market worsened, they still remained in positive territory for now.