Shami: ‘I’m still at my peak, why would I give up hope of playing for India?’
Despite not being selected for the upcoming tour of New Zealand, Shami has insisted he is fully fit and bowling with good rhythm
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Australia on the back foot as Bavuma plays captain’s innings for South Africa
Magnificent 179 puts hosts in charge on day three Nic Maddison dismissed for a duck before close In the first Test in Durban, it was Australia’s lower order hanging in with one established batter that first frustrated, then demoralised South Africa. In the second, on the third day in Gqeberha, South Africa returned the favour.…
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First Time In 60 Years: Marco Jansen Achieves Historic Feat For South Africa In Tests
South Africa all-rounder Marco Jansen achieved a historic milestone on Day 3 of the second Test against Australia in Gqeberha. Coming in to bat at No. 8 with the Proteas reeling at 110/6, Jansen forged a crucial 132-run partnership with captain Temba Bavuma to revive South Africa’s innings.
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Bengal Beat Services By 60 Runs In Ranji Trophy Group C
After setting a target of 209 in a low-scoring game at the Palam A Ground, Pradipta Pramanik’s 4/48 helped Bengal bowl Services out for 148 in the second innings for a 60-run win.
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As billionaires fight a tax hike, Jensen Huang says paying $8 billion is a ‘privilege’: ‘I’m just afraid of being poor’
California is home to dozens of entrepreneurs who have made billions off their companies. But now, some are packing up and leaving as the coastal state weighs tax hikes against the rich—but Nvidia CEO and longtime California resident Jensen Huang is happy to pay his fair share. “I don’t mind paying taxes. The more you…
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The non-gamer CEO racing to save Microsoft’s Xbox
Asha Sharma returns from one of her walking meetings around Microsoft’s sprawling campus in Redmond, Wash., to her relatively new office in the Xbox building, reached via a 1,100-foot-long bridge from the main offices. It’s a brisk early September afternoon, and Sharma is wading through the next series of changes she’ll make at the legacy…
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Social Security benefits could be cut 22% in 2032—and one fix would mean a 40% payroll tax hike for millennials and Gen Z
Millions of Americans are getting a raise from Social Security next year. But the bigger story may be what happens a few years later, when the program’s main trust fund is projected to run dry. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027 on Oct. 14, raising monthly payments as…
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‘I want to see red’: General Motors is teaching its engineers to fail fast and ‘speak fearlessly’ as they take the EV battery fight to China
The General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Mich., still looks the way Eero Saarinen drew it in the 1950s: low glass-and-steel boxes set on a grid, end walls of glazed brick in saturated colors, massive man-made lakes, everything in its right place. The campus was dedicated in 1956 and has been a National Historic Landmark…
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Lakers, Clippers, Man City: why do so many sports owners have money on both sides of a situation?
It takes a fortune far bigger than any sports team to buy one—and that fortune rarely sits still. It’s invested in startups, private holding companies and insurers. This year, three of the richest owners in sports have come under scrutiny for deals in which they had money on both sides. Steve Ballmer had invested in…
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Tipsters for suspected government fraud can get up to $30,000 under a $25 million whistleblower program Trump and Vance are set to announce
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are set Tuesday to announce a $25 million program to encourage the public to blow the whistle on suspected fraud in the federal government as they ramp up an existing effort to end the abuse of federal programs and dollars. Under the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program, or…