Author: Rahul M

Folks, if you’re glued to the markets this morning, you’ve probably spotted something wild brewing with Envoy Medical (NASDAQ: COCH). As of this writing, the stock is blasting off in pre-market trading, up over 124% to around $1.81 from yesterday’s close of about $0.81. That’s the kind of move that grabs your attention and makes you wonder: What in the world just happened? Well, buckle up, because this isn’t some random pump—it’s tied to a massive win for the company that’s got investors buzzing. The Big News That’s Lighting a Fire Under COCH Picture this: A small hearing health outfit…

Listen up, folks – if you’re glued to the markets this morning, you’ve probably spotted Zeta Network Group (ZNB) lighting up the board like a fireworks show on the Fourth of July. As of this writing, shares are blasting off more than 217% in pre-market trading, jumping from yesterday’s close of $1.66 to around $5.27. That’s not just a blip; that’s the kind of move that gets your heart racing and has traders whispering about the next big thing in the wild world of stocks. Now, I know what you’re thinking: “What in the world is going on with ZNB?”…

Listen up, folks— if you’re glued to the markets this morning, you’ve probably got your eyes on one name that’s turning heads and shaking screens: Trilogy Metals, ticker TMQ. As of this writing, early in the trading session on October 7, 2025, shares are rocketing more than 200% in pre-market action, pushing the price north of $7 from yesterday’s close around $2. That’s not a typo— we’re talking a potential quadruple in value overnight, all thanks to a double whammy of Washington firepower aimed straight at this Alaska-focused mining play. What in the world is going on? Let’s break it…

New DelhiOctober 7, 2025 06:03 PM IST First published on: Oct 7, 2025 at 06:03 PM IST Following repeated “snubs” by the RJD over its offer to be included in the Mahagathbandhan, the Asaduddin Owaisi-led AIMIM has announced four candidates for the coming Bihar Assembly polls. While the party has said it remains open to an alliance with the Lalu Prasad-led outfit, it has also made the RJD one of its main targets in its campaign. “Though Lalu and Tejashwi have not responded to our letters, we may still become a part of the alliance to defeat the BJP,” party…

The Karnataka Government on Tuesday extended the midterm vacations for government and aided schools till October 18 to facilitate the completion of the ongoing Socioeconomic and Educational Survey carried out by the Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes. The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to review the progress of the survey.While the statewide exercise was scheduled to be held from September 22 to October 7, it is being extended as none of the districts has achieved 100 per cent completion of the door-to-door enumeration exercise. Addressing a news conference, the chief minister said that…

FilmDistrict As a franchise, “Insidious” scares by taking the viewer into the astral plane. This realm holds the ability to unleash unspeakable horrors, especially if the characters venture into the shadowy zone known as “The Further,” which is essentially purgatory for all the naughty spirits that you don’t ever want to meet. Seriously, there’s no place for Casper the Friendly Ghost here, because this is the hangout spot for the likes of the Lipstick-Face Demon (Joseph Bishara) and the Bride in Black (Philip Friedman and Tom Fitzpatrick). The same team…

It’s been two years since thousands of Hamas-led militants poured into southern Israel after a surprise barrage of rockets. They stormed army bases, farming communities and an outdoor music festival, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, including women, children and older adults and abducting 251 others.In response, Israel launched an offensive into the Gaza Strip that has killed tens of thousands of people and razed entire towns and cities. As the U.S. is seeking to broker a ceasefire after nearly two years of war, those who can are fleeing another Israeli invasion of Gaza City while others are sheltering in…

MADRID (AP) — A building under renovation in central Madrid partially collapsed on Tuesday, injuring three construction workers and leaving four others missing, Spanish authorities said.Emergency services are searching for the missing workers, according to central government official Francisco Martín.One of the injured workers was being treated at a hospital for a leg fracture, emergency services spokeswoman Beatriz Martín said.Firefighters said that “several floors” of the five-story building collapsed. Police were also at the scene.In video posted on X by emergency services, the building’s facade was covered by a huge green tarp typically used by construction crews when renovating older…

October 4th, 2025, marks an unforgettable chapter in Shubman Gill’s career as he ascends to the coveted role of captain of Team India’s ODI team. Once hailed as Virat Kohli’s successor, Gill is now carving out his own legacy, with fans rallying behind him in unprecedented numbers. The excitement surrounding his rise is palpable, as his fanbase swells, particularly on social media.Also read: Shubman Gill likely to replace Rohit Sharma as India’s ODI captainGill’s Instagram soared by over 100,000 followers overnightThe surge in Gill’s popularity is evident in his Instagram following, which soared by over 100,000 followers overnight following his…

In a landmark yet controversial move, UEFA has reluctantly approved Barcelona vs Villarreal in Miami and AC Milan vs Como in Perth, allowing two major European clubs to host their domestic league matches outside their home nations. The decision, which UEFA insists is a one-off exception, has ignited debate over the future of European football and the balance between globalisation and sporting integrity. Why Were These Matches Moved? The Barcelona–Villarreal clash will be played in Miami later this year as part of La Liga’s ongoing effort to expand its global reach and strengthen its brand in the United States. Meanwhile,…