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Gold’s latest rally is putting investors in a familiar position: take profits, stay invested, or buy more at higher prices? The right answer depends less on whether gold is “good” or “bad” and more on your time horizon, existing allocation and reason for owning it. I’ll frame the blog around those three choices and distinguish…
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Look down at your computer keyboard and you may notice two tiny raised bumps: one on the F key and another on the J key. They might seem like small manufacturing marks or decorative details, but they serve a surprisingly important purpose. Those tiny ridges are tactile guides designed to help your fingers locate the…
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Luxury hospitality destination Raffles Udaipur has announced the appointment of Henna Punjabi as its new Director of Marketing and Communications, strengthening its leadership team as the hotel continues to build its presence in India’s competitive luxury travel and hospitality market. In her new role, Punjabi will lead Raffles Udaipur’s marketing strategy, brand positioning, communications, digital…
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The death of country music legend Dolly Parton at the age of 80 has prompted an outpouring of grief from fans around the world—and one question has emerged repeatedly: What kind of cancer did Dolly Parton have? The answer, at least for now, is that the specific type of cancer has not been publicly disclosed.…
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China has reportedly developed a new class of hypersonic weapon capability that could dramatically change the way long-range air warfare is understood. According to recent reporting, the Chinese military has developed hypersonic glide vehicles capable of launching air-to-air weapons missile, potentially allowing it to threaten high-value aircraft operating thousands of miles—or thousands of kilometres—away from…
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In 1973, NASA carried out a small but remarkable experiment aboard the Skylab 3 mission: two young mummichog fish and 50 embryonated eggs were sent into orbit to see how life adapted when gravity—the constant that helps define “up” and “down” on Earth—was suddenly removed. What happened next was strange. When scientists first observed the…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has put the Delhi Metro in the same global conversation as some of the world’s most famous urban rail systems, comparing it with the metro networks of New York, Hong Kong and Paris while highlighting India’s rapid transformation in urban infrastructure. The comparison came as PM Modi spoke about India’s expanding…
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South African boxing has been rocked by the killing of former world champion Zolani “Last Born” Tete, who was shot dead outside his home in Mdantsane township in the Eastern Cape on August 21, 2026. Tete, 38, was one of South Africa’s most accomplished fighters and a former two-division world champion. He was ambushed as…
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Claude’s Gmail Integration Just Got a Major Upgrade Anthropic has expanded Claude’s Gmail integration, moving it beyond simple email search and summarization into full inbox action. Claude can now draft, reply to, send, and forward emails on your behalf a capability that was previously missing from its Google Workspace connector. Until now, Claude could help…
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A First of Its Kind Health Emergency for Guinea Bissau For the first time in its history, Guinea-Bissau is battling an mpox outbreak and children are bearing a disproportionate share of the burden. Of the 46 suspected cases reported so far, roughly half involve children under the age of 15, according to UNICEF. The West…