Samsung set to become South Korea’s first company with 200 trillion won in cash

Samsung’s cash reserves to cross 200 trillion won as AI chip demand grows Samsung Electronics is on course to become the first company in South Korea to build cash assets of more than 200 trillion won ($146.6 billion), with the artificial intelligence (AI)-driven semiconductor boom strengthening its financial position.The chipmaker’s cash reserves have nearly doubled…

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J&K notifies private university rules, reserves 25% seats and jobs for locals

Jammu, Nov 7 (IANS) Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday congratulated Education Minister Shamima Firdous on the notification of the Private Universities Rules, 2026, describing it as an important milestone in strengthening the Union Territory’s higher education sector. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday congratulated Education Minister Shamima Firdous…

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Priyanka Chopra shares family pictures from her Los Angeles Diwali bash with Nick Jonas and Malti Marie; says, ‘Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali’ |

Priyanka Chopra shares family pictures from her Los Angeles Diwali bash with Nick Jonas and Malti Marie; says, ‘Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali’ Priyanka Chopra has wished her fans a happy Diwali with pictures from the festive party she recently hosted at her Los Angeles home. The photos show the actress with her…

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Bjp: BJP chief Nitin Nabin asks opposition to follow LK Advani’s approach to national security | India News

Nitin Nabin asks opposition to learn from Advani, stand with government on national security NEW DELHI: BJP president Nitin Nabin on Sunday urged opposition parties to learn from veteran leader and former deputy prime minister L K Advani, saying political parties should stand together with the government whenever the country faces a challenge related to…

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Bird and bat droppings reveal 87 rice pest species in their diets, with DNA analysis uncovering 2,276 feeding interactions across 34 predator species in West African rice fields |

Rice is a staple food for nearly half of the world’s population. A study tested the droppings of 502 birds and bats caught in lowland rice fields in northern Guinea-Bissau. According to the researchers, insect DNA in the samples revealed 2,276 feeding interactions between 34 predator species, 18 bats and 16 birds, and 1,347 types…

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