In this episode of "News Today," experts discuss the ongoing clashes between Israel and Hezbollah in West Asia, as well as President Joe Biden's stance on Israel's reported plans to strike Iran's nuclear facilities. Questions are raised about the role of the United States and the world community in this conflict and whether Israel's actions have put America in a difficult position. Viewers can tune in to hear expert opinions on the escalating tensions.
In a week full of trade rumors and speculations, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill added fuel to the fire with a cryptic social media post about "exciting" trade news. This comes after reports that Las Vegas Raiders' Davante Adams informed the team of his desire to be traded. While there is no indication that the Dolphins are actively looking to trade Hill, the timing of his post and the potential cap savings could raise questions about the team's long-term plans.
JP Morgan has upgraded KPIT Technologies from neutral to overweight and raised their target price for the stock, implying a potential gain of 20%. Despite negative news surrounding the global shift towards electric vehicles, the company's major clients such as BMW, Honda, and Renault have not scaled back their EV plans. KPIT Tech's strong exposure to Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and connected vehicles is expected to continue driving revenue and margin growth. Other firms like Goldman Sachs and HSBC have also maintained their positive outlook on the stock, with buy and hold calls, respectively. In the past year, the stock has outperformed the Nifty IT index, with a gain of over 45%.
In a shocking revelation, former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claims that the head of Israel's national intelligence agency Mossad, who was responsible for multiple operations in Iran including stealing nuclear documents and assassinating nuclear scientists, was actually an Israeli national and a double agent. Ahmadinejad also revealed that Iran's secret services had created a special unit to counter Mossad's activities in Iran, which was headed by the alleged Mossad agent. This news has further fueled tensions between Iran and Israel, as well as raised questions about the effectiveness of Iran's intelligence services.
After years of silence, X has finally released a new transparency report under the ownership of Elon Musk. The report reveals that X has suspended over four times as many accounts as Twitter ever did during the same time period, raising questions about Musk's stance on free speech. While Musk has reinstated some previously suspended accounts, he has newly suspended others, including a journalist's account for publishing sensitive information. This news calls into question Musk's branding of himself as a free-speech absolutist and highlights his willingness to comply with government demands for account takedowns.
KRN Heat Exchanger, a Rajasthan-based manufacturer of heat exchangers, has launched its IPO which will continue till Friday, September 27, with a price range of ₹209-₹220 per share. The company plans to raise ₹341.95 crore through this IPO, without any offer for sale component. This news is significant for investors and those interested in the financial market.
In a fiery interview with an Indian news agency, Nobel laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus accused India of hiding former Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina, who fled to India after being deposed by student protesters during the "Monsoon Revolution". Dr Yunus called for her extradition and trial in Bangladesh for numerous atrocities committed during her rule, creating an embarrassing situation for India as several countries have refused to grant her asylum. As India grapples with the influx of a stateless person, it raises questions about their willingness to defend against such political turmoil.
The clash between billionaire Elon Musk and a Brazilian Supreme Court justice resulted in Musk's social media platform, X, being banned nationwide. This caused a ripple effect as Brazilian users flocked to other platforms like Threads and Bluesky, highlighting the platform's outsized influence as a battleground for global culture wars and a hub for news and entertainment. While some see this as an opportunity to welcome new users, it also raises concerns about the power and control of social media giants.
Following Man United's disappointing 3-0 defeat against Liverpool, questions have been raised about the future of manager Erik ten Hag. There is speculation that the club may look to bring in former Juventus and France international Adrien Rabiot to help bolster their midfield. If this deal falls through, 23-year-old Manuel Ugarte may be called upon to strengthen the midfield. Meanwhile, rumors are swirling about the possibility of Thomas Tuchel taking over as manager, with the former Bayern Munich boss outlining the high expectations that come with the position. Stay updated on all the latest news and transfer updates with our live blog.
Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, has sparked controversy by labeling a link to a news story about a Trump campaign staffer’s altercation with an Arlington National Cemetery employee as “unsafe.” The warning, typically applied to malicious links, has raised questions about censorship and the platform’s role in controlling the spread of information. While NPR has since changed the URL and X has labeled the warning as a “false positive,” the incident has further added to X’s already murky reputation as a platform for free speech.