DARK ENERGY

Dark horse sectors key in New Year, equities may return 8-12%: ABSL MF

​Krishnan said the market needs to get into a phase of consolidation. "Therefore, we think that 2025 is going to be that year of consolidation wherein fewer sectors, fewer stocks are likely to outperform," he said.

Sachin Bansal in talks to sell $100 million investment in Ola at a premium

Sachin Bansal is negotiating with investors to sell his $100 million stake in Ola, valuing the company at around $4 billion. Bansal aims to liquidate his holdings in Ola to focus on his fintech venture, Navi. Navi has faced some regulatory hurdles while seeking external capital.

Joe Biden's parting gift to Donald Trump; here's how the President-elect can hand twist Russia's Putin

In a recent development it has been known that US President Joe Biden might be planning for a parting gift for US President- elect Donald Trump. Latest reports revealed that Joe Biden is planning to impose some severe sanctions on Russia before leaving office for the upcoming Donald Trump administration.

Iran's energy crisis hits 'dire' point as industries are forced to shut down

Iran's energy crisis deepened. Power plants shut down. Government offices, schools, and businesses closed. The nation faced widespread blackouts. Officials blamed sanctions, mismanagement, and Israeli sabotage. Emergency gas reserves dwindled. The president apologized but offered no immediate solutions. Economic losses mounted.

The dark side of Wall Street: Bankers turn to this addictive drug to get through gruelling 90-hour work weeks

Wall Street's demanding work culture pushes young bankers to extreme lengths. Many use stimulants like Adderall to endure 20+ hour workdays. Some bankers became dependent on these drugs to function. The tragic death of a banker from overwork highlighted this issue. Firms are trying to limit work hours, but the pressure remains intense.

Ireland embraced data centres that the AI boom needs. Now they're consuming too much of its energy

Fears of rolling blackouts led Ireland's grid operator to halt new data centres near Dublin until 2028. These huge buildings and their powerful computers last year consumed 21% of the nation’s electricity, according to official records. No other country has reported a higher burden to the International Energy Agency.

Ireland embraced AI boom, now its data centres consuming too much of its energy

Ireland's data centres, powering tech giants, consume a significant portion of the nation's electricity, raising concerns about blackouts and high energy bills. While the government has limited new data centre construction near Dublin, developers are exploring alternative locations like the Midlands, sparking debate over environmental impact and economic opportunities.

F&O expiry and Fed concerns driving broad-based selling: Rahul Shah

​So, to play indirectly or directly whatever you say, but in the list is where the comfort is more in terms of valuation is like Tata Power is what we have been liking and we have been adding in our portfolios for our clients to play this space.

Is Einstein's theory wrong? Scientists unveil groundbreaking weak spot

A study by researchers from the Universities of Geneva and Toulouse, based on the Dark Energy Survey, has revealed slight discrepancies in Einstein's predictions for the Universe's behaviour across different cosmic eras. The analysis, published in Nature Communications, found that while gravitational distortions align with Einstein's theory in earlier epochs, they diverge in more recent ones. These results suggest gaps in understanding space-time and dark energy but fall short of disproving Einstein’s framework.

This town in America won't see sun until January. Check impact and tips to deal with this darkness

In America, a small town in Alaska won't see the sun for two months as it enters polar night. The town won't see the sun until January, according to the Weather Channel. But this does not mean that there will be complete darkness for 24 hours a day for areas experiencing polar night. People in this region should resort to exercise, good sleep to deal with this darkness.

Best Solar Lights in India: Energy-Efficient Illumination (2024)

Are you looking for an energy efficient way to illuminate your space? If so, then continue reading this article to learn about the best solar lights in India which are readily available on Amazon. We have shared details about these lights in this article to help you find the right option for your home.

Daylight Savings Time 2024 to end soon? Know when the clocks 'fall back' in the US

Daylight saving time will soon end in the U.S., granting people an extra hour of sleep. The practice, initially aimed at conserving fuel, now faces growing scrutiny. While some states have adopted laws to make daylight saving time permanent, the proposed Sunshine Protection Act remains stalled in Congress, pending further approval and President Biden's signature.

Ladakh gets world's highest MACE Observatory

Ladakh now hosts the Major Atmospheric Cherenkov Experiment observatory, the world's highest imaging Cherenkov telescope, inaugurated by Dr Ajit Kumar Mohanty. Built by BARC with Indian partners, MACE is the largest such telescope in Asia. It aims to advance India's space and cosmic-ray research, studying supernovae, black holes, and gamma-ray bursts.

Can X-rays, used for broken bones, be NASA's secret weapon to help save Earth from killer asteroids? Here's what scientists say

Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories have made significant strides in understanding how nuclear explosions could be employed to deflect dangerous asteroids. Through laboratory experiments simulating nuclear blasts using X-rays on a mock asteroid, the research demonstrates the viability of this approach. With recent advancements in planetary defense, such as NASA's DART mission, this study underscores the importance of preparedness against potential asteroid impacts in the future.

West must boost aid to stop Russia plunging Ukraine into the dark, EU's Josep Borrell says

Russia is targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure to leave it without power during winter, says the EU's foreign policy chief. Western allies are urged to provide air defences and support for electricity production. The European Commission has announced a significant loan to aid Ukraine's economy and military efforts.

Top startup and tech stories this week

Welcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped – our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories from this week. Let’s take a look.

Uncovering the dark money: How banks are funding fossil fuels in secret

Research by Tax Justice Network has revealed that trillions of dollars in bank finance for fossil fuel cos are being channeled through opaque financial centers, including the Netherlands. The study examined $6.9 trillion in syndicated financing from 60 global banks between 2016 and 2023, highlighting a lack of transparency in funding energy companies.

Dark oxygen: How the discovery of new oxygen deep underwater has reignited the search for alien life

Scientists have discovered 'dark oxygen' that is produced deep underwater, potentially reshaping our understanding of life on Earth and beyond.

Ola Electric to offer products on ONDC

Bhavish Aggarwal announced on X that all products by Ola Electric will be available on the government's ONDC. He said the products can be bought on the ONDC's buyer side apps like Ola Cabs, MagicPin and Paytm.

Revealed: First NASA Euclid Telescope pics from Dark Matter Mission

Euclid: ESA's telescope captures stunning images, gives rare view of dark universe. Know about breakthrough

Dark matter is a mysterious substance that can bend and distort light. This phenomenon is called 'gravitational lensing'. In extreme cases, the gravitational lensing may cause galaxies to appear warped, and can even produce mirror images of a single source.

‘God’s Hand’ captured by a dark energy camera? Know in detail about image and inside story

A dark energy camera has captured images of what appears to be the ‘God’s hand’. These celestial structures in the universe enable researchers to understand the origins of the universe and other details.

Europe's Euclid space telescope releases first images

European Space Agency chief Josef Aschbacher said in a statement that Euclid's first five images were "awe-inspiring and remind us of why it is essential that we go to space to learn more about the mysteries of the universe". They include an image of the Horsehead Nebula and part of the famous Orion constellation, as well as spiral and "irregular" galaxies.