President Trump has halted all trade negotiations with Canada, citing a recent advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan protesting US tariffs as "egregious behavior." The $75 million Ontario-funded ad uses Reagan's words to warn against trade barriers. The Ronald Reagan Foundation has dismissed the ad as a misrepresentation and is considering legal action.
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While sidelined from the third ODI against Australia, Indian pacer Arshdeep Singh entertained fans with a humorous video from a moving truck, joking about his career path. The reel, showcasing his jovial nature, went viral. Despite missing the match, Arshdeep remains the series' most economical bowler, highlighting his off-field charm and on-field prowess.
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Chip giant Intel has returned to profit after six quarters of losses. The company reported strong revenue in the third quarter, driven by high demand for its chips. This positive performance follows a significant investment from the US government. Intel expects this robust demand to continue through 2026. The company's client computing segment, which includes PC and laptop chips, saw a 5% year-over-year increase. Artificial intelligence is seen as a key driver for future growth.
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Mitchell Starc's delivery to Rohit Sharma was mistakenly clocked at a record-breaking 176.5 kmph, sparking social media buzz. The actual speed was 140.8 kmph. This incident brings to mind the fastest recorded deliveries in ODI history, with Shoaib Akhtar leading the pack at 161.3 kmph.
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Meta's Superintelligence Labs, recently in the news for offering $100 million AI researcher packages, has now laid off 600 employees. Chief AI officer Alexandr Wang stated the move aims for agility and impact, with affected North American staff notified. Meta insists this doesn't signal reduced investment, vowing to continue hiring top AI talent to accelerate progress towards superintelligence.