Paul Krugman said he wouldn’t trust Elon Musk to take care of his cat and compared the value of Tesla shares to that of bitcoin, stating that hype and faith underpin both assets’ values.
The economist argued that because Tesla doesn’t have large network effects, it isn’t worth as much as Apple, Microsoft, and other Big Tech businesses.
Indian engineer Arush Nagpal said, “I decided to move to Vancouver to join Canada, but my offer has been rescinded, after a long immigration process, just before my joining date post landing in Canada.”
Nagpal claimed that even though he spoke with his manager the day before relocating to Vancouver, he did not inform him of the sudden change.
In India, there were more than a million Instagram Reels made in connection with the ICC T20 World Cup, with Surya Kumar Yadav and Virat Kohli remaining to be two of the most often used hashtags on reels.
As one of the most popular hashtags compared to 2021 as well, musician Shubh attracted the attention of reel-ers.
Tesla owners are increasingly informing their loved ones, friends, and the world online that they no longer want to use Elon Musk’s services.
In response to the billionaire’s recent remarks, more than a dozen accounts have tweeted apparent cancellations for Tesla vehicles, frequently to jeering replies from Musk supporters.
Any artist with an IMDb page can now claim their profile under the new rule and decide whether or not their age, birth year, given name, alternate names, and other demographic data appear on their profiles.
The actors’ organisation SAG-AFTRA feels that the regulation will prevent age-based discrimination even if the artists’ ages will continue to be displayed on websites like Wikipedia.
The Supreme Court imposed a Rs 25,000 fee on a petitioner who had asked Google India for a 75 lakh rupee settlement for the advertisements shown on YouTube which allegedly had explicit content.
The Madhya Pradesh resident’s argument that the advertisements distracted him and prevented him from passing a competitive exam was rejected by the court.
Amit Lodha, a Bihar IPS officer, is accused of entering into a contract with a production company and Netflix in order to profit financially from his position.
The department’s inquiry revealed that the claims of Lodha’s wrongdoing were accurate, and on this basis, the Special Vigilance Unit opened an investigation on December 7.
