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Washington Post wins Pulitzer prize for public service; NYT bags three

The New York Times led the awards haul with wins in the Investigative Reporting, Opinion Writing and Breaking News Photography categories

Apple explores using Intel and Samsung to build chips in US beyond TSMC

iPhone and iPad maker has had early-stage talks with Intel about enlisting the company's chipmaking services, and Apple executives have also made visits to a Samsung plant under development in Texas

Trump's immigration crackdown hurts some American workers, study finds

Study questions whether stricter immigration enforcement boosts jobs for Americans, noting foreign-born and native-born workers often complement each other rather than compete for the same roles

India's AC boom could trip the power grid, but policy is the real problem

India's cooling demand is surging with rising heat and incomes, but outdated rules are slowing adoption of cheaper, cleaner refrigerants that could ease pressure on the power grid

Elon Musk agrees to pay $1.5 million to settle SEC case over Twitter stake

An SEC spokesperson said the deal, if finalised, would be the largest penalty the agency has levied against an entity or individual for allegedly failing to file a beneficial ownership report on time

Secret Service officers shoot gunman near White House after he opens fire

The suspect ran, drew a weapon and shot at the officers, who returned fire, striking him

Microplastics found to trap heat, play role in global climate change

New research finds airborne microplastics trap heat and may amplify global warming, challenging earlier assumptions about their climate impact

United Airlines flight hits pole on highway before landing at Newark

United Flight 169 from Venice, Italy, hit a pole on the New Jersey Turnpike around 2 pm local time Sunday before touching down

Bitcoin tops $80,000 for first time in three months as Asian stocks rise

The original cryptocurrency climbed as much as 1.9 per cent Monday morning in Singapore to $80,393, its highest level since Jan. 31

Latest RBI rules for shadow lenders may put Tata Sons IPO on radar

The Reserve Bank of India this week said shadow lenders that are accepting money from associates and group entities will be counted as having indirect access to public funds

Nvidia's push into physical AI sparks rally in Asian tech partners

Nvidia has expanded its roster of Asian partners in recent years, primarily through deeper chip-focused ties with suppliers such as SK Hynix Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co

Berkshire cash pile hits record $397 bn in Greg Abel's first quarter as CEO

After a slight decrease late last year, the firm's cash hoard jumped in the first quarter as it offloaded a net $8.1 billion of equity holdings in the period

Trump prefers not to strike Iran even as frustration over talks mounts

Speaking in Florida, Trump said, 'Maybe we're better off not making a deal at all,' without elaborating, he added, 'we can't let this thing go on'

India-linked LPG tanker attempts Strait of Hormuz exit amid energy crisis

Marshall Islands-flagged Sarv Shakti - laden with around 45,000 tons of LPG, commonly used as cooking fuel - appeared to move northward through the waterway

Tech giants Microsoft, Amazon hand Pentagon more control over AI systems

Nvidia Corp., Microsoft Corp., Reflection AI Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. have all newly struck agreements with the US Defence Department 'for lawful operational use' of its AI systems

Adani Group unveils restructuring to speed up decisions, drive growth

The Adani Group will introduce a three-layer organizational structure with fewer decision-makers, and have greater focus on liquidity and access to capital

Apple sales forecast surpasses estimates even as Mac shortages linger

Sales will rise 14 per cent to 17 per cent in the period, which runs through June, the company said during a post-earnings conference call Thursday

Trump signals openness to reducing US troops in Spain, Italy amid tensions

Trump's comments were the latest in his attacks on European allies for not doing enough to pay for their own defence and support the US war in Iran

India's heatwave exposes fragile power grid as energy crunch deepens

Extreme heat and West Asia war disruptions strain India's energy supplies, driving power demand to record highs, triggering blackouts and worsening shortages of crude, LNG and cooking gas

Record low rupee may end India's cheap-money era, force RBI policy shift

Rupee weakness amid global turmoil and capital outflows may limit RBI's policy stance, raising risks of rate hikes as inflation, currency pressure and external shocks reshape India's monetary outlook