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January 6, 2026

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Sabalenka says “Battle of the Sexes” is paying off after ruthless victory

Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus, her goddaughter Nicole and Australia’s Nick Kyrgios celebrate with trophies after the ‘Battle of the Sexes’ match in Dubai on December 28, 2025. — Reuters BRISBANE: Aryna Sabalenka said her much-vaunted exhibition match against Nick Kyrgios paid dividends as she destroyed Christina Butsa on Tuesday to kick-start her Australian Open preparations. The world number one took just 48 minutes to see off the Spaniard 6-0, 6-1 in the second round of the season-opening Brisbane International. The ease of victory against the world number 50 will send a warning to Belarus’ opponents ahead of the Australian Open

April 30, 2025

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“The friend avoids paying for food when we go to Dutch. What is the best way to deal with it?

A representation of friends of friends who offer their payment cards to pay an account. – canvas Illustration geo.tv Dear Haya, I have really felt embarrassed about it and I didn’t know how to deal with this situation. I am in a group of six friends at the university and one of our friends who, although it has a very comfortable lifestyle, tends to ignore pitching whenever we go to Dutch. It’s not as if she can’t stand it because she spends clearly much about herself and shows. It always comes with an excuse to avoid paying and securing the

February 27, 2025

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Now you can buy American citizenship after paying this amount

The view of the US capital in Washington, USA, August 3, 2023 – Reuters Washington: US President Donald Trump on Tuesday posted the idea of ​​replacing a visa program for foreign investors with a so -called “golden card” that could be purchased for $ 5 million as a route to US citizenship. Trump told reporters that he would replace the “EB-5” immigrant investors program, which allows foreign investors of large sums of money that create or maintain US jobs to become permanent residents, with a so-called “golden card”. The EB-5 program grants “green cards” to foreigners promising to invest in

January 7, 2025

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Tech CEOs donating to Trump’s coffers far exceeds paying Biden

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his Jan. 20 inauguration, tech companies and their CEOs have significantly increased their contributions compared to donations made to President Joe Biden’s 2021 inaugural fund. According to reports, Trump’s inauguration has attracted significant donations from major tech companies, including Apple, Amazon, Meta and OpenAI. Apple CEO Tim Cook is donating $1 million, while Amazon, Meta and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman have also pledged $1 million. By contrast, Apple’s donation to Biden’s 2021 inauguration was $43,200 and Amazon gave $276,000. Meta and OpenAI did not contribute to Biden’s fund. Notably, Google and Microsoft, which each

August 29, 2024

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Consumers paying too much for electricity: NTDC

Islamabad: Officials of the National Transmission and Dispatch Corporation (NTDC) made a shocking revelation on Wednesday that consumers were paying 40,000 megawatts (MW) of power despite consuming less electricity. “Consumers use 12,000-13,000 MW of electricity but have to pay for 40,000 MW of power,” NTDC officials said during the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) public hearing in the federal capital. Consumers are set to get a nominal reduction in electricity rates of up to 31 paisa per unit due to fuel adjustment for the month of July 2024. The Central Power Purchase Authority (CPPA) had asked for a reduction in

July 19, 2024

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Diljit Dosanjh accused of not paying background dancers

Superstar Diljit Dosanjh has been receiving unlimited adoration from the desi community across the globe for his sold-out arena shows in Canada and the US. However, a storm is brewing behind the scenes of its sequel Dil-Luminati tourwith claims that his dancers are not paid, Indian Express mentionted. Los Angeles-based entrepreneur and dance institute owner Rajat Batta took to social media to praise Diljit’s achievements while expressing his dismay at the alleged mistreatment of the dancers. “We are proud that Diljit broke the glass ceiling,” Rajat shared, tagging the star on Instagram. “But it is deeply disappointing that Desi Dancers

March 19, 2024

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Getting ready for college? Here are the worst paying companies to skip

An analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that students majoring in the liberal arts, performing arts and theology earn the lowest salaries within five years of graduating from college. CNBC mentionted. According to the analysis, these three of the 75 largest companies had the lowest annual income of $38,000. Other low-paying occupations included leisure and hospitality, history, fine arts and psychology, all earning $40,000 or less annually, which is slightly below the US median personal income of $40,480 as of 2022. The lowest paying degrees Liberal arts graduates often receive lower salaries due to factors such

February 1, 2024

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The Ministry regrets paying surcharges with high interest rates

A foreign exchange dealer counts Pakistani rupee notes as he prepares an exchange for US dollars in Islamabad, Pakistan, December 11, 2017. — Reuters Inflation will ease to 26.5-27.5% in February 2024. It remained around 27.5-28.5% in January 2024. Spending is expected to remain under pressure. ISLAMABAD: Raising a red flag for the massive increase in expenditure, the finance ministry on Wednesday admitted that the major challenge was higher surcharge payments due to the increased policy rate, which led to a sharp increase in current expenditure. The second challenge, admitted by the government, was rising inflationary pressures, saying inflation is

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