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🔝 Top 10@10 — CNBC-TV18’s daily newsletter featuring the top 10 stories on markets, corporate updates, economic insights, and financial highlights — delivered at 10 pm. Markets opened to a wave of volatility today, with Vodafone Idea tumbling 11% after the Supreme Court rejected its long-standing plea on AGR dues. The telecom crunch rippled into Indus Towers too, which was down 3.5%. Across the globe, a credit downgrade from Moody’s rattled Wall Street, pushing US yields higher and dragging futures deep into the red.Back home, the Supreme Court pulled no punches, slamming Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah for his offensive remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. Calling his comments a matter of “national shame,” the court ordered an SIT probe — a rare and serious intervention. In corporate updates, defence stocks like HAL, BEL, and Data Patterns soared after strong Q4 updates and optimistic commentary. Meanwhile, Ola Krutrim is under public scrutiny following the tragic death of a young AI engineer, and Delhi Metro just became the first to offer tickets on the Uber app via ONDC — a big win for commuters.And if you're watching trade winds, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is in the US to push forward negotiations —

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When Turku Avci, a Turkish student at Hebrew University, began sharing her positive experiences in Israel, she became a pariah in her home country. Targeted by radical Islamists, she can no longer return to Turkey or visit her family. Shattering Myths Raised in a secular Muslim family in Marmaris, Turku had never met a Jew or Israeli, yet she grew up hearing that “Jews are the most powerful people, and they control the world.” Israeli society was portrayed as snobbish and exploitative, while Palestinians were idealized as victims of imperialism. Friends warned her against studying in Israel, claiming she’d be isolated. But Turku’s curiosity deepened as she saw the Palestinian cause used by Turkey’s Islamist government for political gain. “They are using the Palestinian cause in a strategic way,” she says. In college in Istanbul, she met pro-Palestinian activists who struck her as overbearing. “They just want to control your life... boycott whatever they say.” The contrast struck her: “They always say that Israel is going to control our country,” but it was the pro-Palestinians, not Israelis, that constantly tried to tell her what to believe. Ironically, Turku’s first interactions with Israelis came in Marmaris, where Israeli tourists often docked

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Live Commentary By: Stuart Codling Tempting though it is to continue our perambulation through the Tom Jones back catalogue, we'll close off our live coverage of Imola GP qualifying here. Another pole position for Oscar Piastri and another second-row start for McLaren teammate Lando Norris. But Piastri will have Max Verstappen alongside him on the grid tomorrow and that doesn't always end well for one or the other... Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool George Russell juggling his microphone from one hand to the other as he tackles the parc ferme interviews. Who does he think he is? Tom Jones? "We could not have achieved much more today," he says, "but we need to focus on tomorrow." Indeed - while it's not unusual to see Russell on the podium this year, he did miss out in Jeddah. He'll be delighted to achieve another podium on the green, green grass of Ferrari's home. Having qualified P3, he won't have to speed through the field like a Thunderball... "Today was a very good day for us," says Max Verstappen. Well, not for his teammate. No improvement for Norris. He's still P3. Verstappen does a 1m14.704s - better

Written by: Christina Archer Vice President, Development Operations, Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease David Carruthers Vice President, BioPharmaceuticals Clinical Operations, BioPharmaceuticals R&D, AstraZeneca Michele Sample Vice President, Late-Stage Oncology, Clinical Operations, Oncology R&D, AstraZeneca Cristian Massacesi Chief Medical Officer, Oncology Chief Development Officer, Oncology R&D, AstraZeneca Clinical trials are foundational to the development of new medicines. From uncovering signals that may lead to potential groundbreaking therapies, to refining delivery mechanisms for treatments and identifying combination therapies, these rigorous studies drive advancements that shape healthcare. Every treatment breakthrough we rely on—from diabetes management to cancer therapies—has its roots in a clinical trial. And beyond their imperative role in determining the safety profile and efficacy of medicines, clinical trials may hold immense potential for individuals, offering hope and the prospect of new therapeutic options that can deliver better, more equitable health outcomes. At AstraZeneca, we harness this potential through a commitment to innovation and investment in our clinical trials. Clinical trials as a form of healthcare Though clinical trials are fundamental for medical advancement, their impact transcends scientific research. At their core, they represent hope, especially for people with conditions that have limited or even no treatment options. Clinical trial participants often receive

Biglaw firms are ranked in a multitude of ways, from gross revenue to size to quality of life and even prestige. But what about the ways these large firms are performing on LinkedIn? What is Biglaw firms’ engagement like on LinkedIn in terms of followers, comments, likes, and posts? Are they strengthening bonds with their employees and clientele that will help drive new business in the future? That’s exactly what a new ranking from BTI Consulting Group — Benchmarking Law Firm LinkedIn Performance 2025 — covers in detail. Here are some additional details from BTI’s Mad Clientist blog: Law firms are growing their LinkedIn followers 54% faster than the platform average – and in-house counsel are among the most active players. After a decade of flat activity, law firms are finally ramping up their LinkedIn presence. Posting is up. Follower counts are up. But the real story? Engagement is still wide open. Am Law 101–200 firms are dominating engagement – proving real connections still win Top 30 firms have the most followers but the lowest engagement – pointing to massive untapped potential But which Biglaw firms came out on top when it comes to their LinkedIn engagement? Without further ado, here are the best Biglaw firms in

Rochester faculty discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on education and how harnessing AI is essential for future-proofing the workforce. Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping higher education, and institutions face a clear choice: adapt or fall behind. The challenge ahead is to prepare students for a world transformed by AI. This goes beyond simply using AI tools in the classroom; it’s also about rethinking learning itself. At the University of Rochester, we’re deeply involved in advancing AI research and helping to shape the future of education. To discuss this topic in depth, we convened a faculty roundtable featuring: Mitch Lovett Senior Associate Dean, Education and Innovation Benjamin Forman Professor of Marketing Simon Business School Chris Kanan Associate Professor, Computer Science Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences Associate Professor, Brain and Cognitive Sciences School of Arts & Sciences Dan Keating Clinical Assistant Professor Faculty Director, Academic Support Simon Business School Liza Mohr Clinical Associate Professor Simon Business School Huaxia Rui Professor, Information Systems and Technology Simon Business School

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Display Live demonstrations at Booth #6466 will showcase AI-powered drive-thru and kiosk solutions that improve staff productivity and speed up customer service 5/15/2025 Samsung Electronics America and SoundHound AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: SOUN), a global leader in voice artificial intelligence, today announced their participation in the 2025 National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show, which will take place from May 17-20 in Chicago. Attendees can visit Booth #6466 to experience their innovative integrated technologies for quick-service restaurants. SoundHound provides an end-to-end, omnichannel voice AI platform that powers fast, seamless ordering and support across front-of-house, back-of-house and off-premise channels, including drive-thru, phone, kiosk, in-vehicle systems and any other connected devices. At the NRA Show booth, Samsung and SoundHound will showcase their Dynamic Drive-Thru solution, featuring a live demo from Burger King UK. This solution combines 55-inch Samsung OH Series Outdoor Signage with SoundHound’s voice AI platform to provide an interactive, user-friendly ordering experience. Attendees can also explore how Galaxy Tab S10+ tablets support Smart Answering , a fully automated phone assistant that handles inbound calls using business-specific data, and Employee Assist , an AI coach that provides instant answers to restaurant staff on the job. Throughout the booth, 55-inch models of Samsung’s QBC Series