Nvidia's market capitalization soared to $4 trillion on Wednesday, driven by robust demand for AI-related stocks. This milestone positions Nvidia as the world's most valuable publicly listed company. The chipmaker's shares climbed, fueled by its leadership in AI semiconductor design and optimism surrounding AI adoption. The Dow Jones, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 also saw gains, reflecting positive market sentiment.
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India's squad selection for the second Test against England has sparked controversy, with legends like Ganguly, Gavaskar, and Shastri questioning the changes. The inclusion of three new players and the resting of Bumrah, along with Kuldeep's omission, have drawn criticism. Concerns are raised about India's bowling strength and the decision to rest a key player in a crucial match.
Amritpal Singh, a 23-year-old farmer from Punjab's Ferozepur, has been confirmed to be in Pakistan custody after going missing nine days ago. He is suspected to have crossed the Zero Line at the India-Pakistan border near Rana Panjgrain village. BSF authorities have contacted Pakistan Rangers and are working towards his return, according to his father.
Smriti Irani is making a comeback to television with the revival of her iconic show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, reprising her role as Tulsi Virani. The show, a cultural phenomenon that resonated deeply with Indian families, is set to rekindle nostalgia and unite audiences once again.
China's ambassador asserts that the Dalai Lama lacks authority over the reincarnation system, a practice spanning 700 years. This statement contrasts with India's stance of non-interference in religious matters, as Kiren Rijiju emphasizes the Dalai Lama's sole right to decide on his reincarnation. The Tibetan government-in-exile accuses China of cultural genocide.
Foxconn has asked hundreds of Chinese engineers to leave its iPhone factories in India, impacting Apple's manufacturing expansion plans. This withdrawal, potentially linked to Beijing's efforts to curb technology transfers, slows down workforce training and technology transfer. Foxconn is mitigating the impact by replacing Chinese staff with Taiwanese and Vietnamese workers and retrofitting machinery for Indian employees.
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