Wendy’s rejects a $1.4 billion takeover offer from billionaire Nelson Peltz’s investor group and adopts a one-year poison pill defence, even as the struggling US burger chain closes hundreds of restaurants

Wendy’s has rejected a $1.4 billion takeover proposal from a group led by billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, arguing that the offer significantly undervalues the struggling burger chain and its long-term growth prospects. The US fast-food company has also adopted a one-year shareholder defence plan, commonly known as a ‘poison pill’, to make it harder for…

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Number 7 Day: Ketu’s Number Makes November 4 Ideal for Meditation and Research

November 4 brings the influence of Ketu, urging individuals to engage in deep self-reflection and meditation. It’s a perfect day for contemplating personal matters and tackling unresolved issues. The alignment of Mercury with the Sun promotes thorough research and analysis, making it wise to postpone major decisions while gathering valuable information for the future. Quiet…

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Infant among 3 killed as dumper truck rams auto-rickshaw in Delhi, leaves 5 injured | Delhi News

A devastating collision between a dumper truck and an auto-rickshaw took place in Sonia Vihar, Delhi (Representative image generated using AI) NEW DELHI: Three people, including an infant girl, were killed and five others injured after a dumper truck collided with an auto-rickshaw near Pusta No. 5 in Delhi’s Sonia Vihar on Thursday.A three-year-old girl…

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IND vs PAK: Pakistan’s hilarious fielding blunder against India at U19 Asia Cup goes viral – Watch | Cricket News

Pakistan’s hilarious fielding blunder (Screengrabs) India’s clash against Pakistan in the U-19 Asia Cup witnessed a funny moment when three Pakistani fielders failed to catch a simple high ball because of confusion over who would take it. The incident happened during the 44th over, leaving the Indian players and dugout amused.India were batting at 202…

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Her parents had only elementary education and she grew up in a remote town; now she is pursuing a PhD in the US and researching blood-flow simulations

Her parents could not guide her academic choices, so she found her own path; today, Linjie Ying is advancing computational mathematics through PhD research in the US. (Photo: UNLV) Growing up in a remote mountain town in China, Linjie Ying found her way into computational mathematics despite limited academic guidance at home. At a US…

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Homeo colleges seek lower cut-offs amid vacant seats | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: With about 50% of undergraduate homeopathy seats and several postgraduate seats remaining vacant, the Principals Association of Homeopathic Medical Colleges of Maharashtra has urged the Union AYUSH ministry to lower the qualifying percentiles for the 2026 admission season. The association has argued that the existing cut-offs are preventing aspiring students from securing admission despite…

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