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Strong US job growth beats expectations in May, firming recent gains

At 7.7%, India's GDP growth in FY26 beats slowdown predictions; but will the momentum continue?

What does the GDP data tell us about India’s economic prospects? Will the real hit from the US-Iran conflict reflect in the first quarter GDP numbers? And, is India’s long-term growth story under threat? Let’s take a look:

New jobs report beats expectations but unemployment rate remains unchaged

The latest jobs report beat expectations for the month of May, but some key points remain unchanged. CBS News' Kelly O'Grady and Aaron Navarro report.

Marco da Silva Ferreira: F*cking Future review – voice of the moment calls for protest through partying

Sadler’s Wells East, London With a 3am aloofly sexy vibe, the Portuguese choreographer’s slow build is subtly intoxicating – while its intensity will leave you craving more Last year, for dance’s answer to the Turner prize, the Rose international dance prize, four choreographers competed for £40,000. One of those finalists was the Portuguese choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira. He didn’t win, but he definitely marked himself out as an of-the-moment voice. His work has echoes of Hofesh Shechter and Sharon Eyal, but with its own clear agenda: protest through partying; activism meets choreographic collectivism; aloofly sexy, beautiful people, clubby beats, a somewhat 3am vibe and a conviction that the world should be a better place. Da Silva Ferreira’s dance is like minimalist music: small cells of movement, repeated, gradually shift and morph. A slinking step, a strut, the pop of a muscular torso, a slippery moonwalk, etc, etc. Eight dancers are in unison, but there’s no sense of them being automatons – they’re real, sweaty humans in shiny trousers and chainmail vests with red makeup smeared under their eyes. This piece, F*cking Future, is all about the slow build. The kind that might seem boring till you tune in and live it with them, beat by beat. Continue reading...

Shakira será atração de uma das três cerimônias de abertura da Copa do Mundo; Anitta também fará apresentação

Anitta e Shakira se apresentam em cerimônias de abertura diferentes na Copa do Mundo da Fifa. Divulgação/Pablo Porciúncula/AFP A cantora Shakira vai se apresentar na Cidade do México na primeira das três cerimônias de abertura da Copa do Mundo. A brasileira Anitta é atração da festa em Los Angeles. A cantora colombiana vai apresentar "Dai Dai", música oficial do torneio, antes da partida de abertura entre o México, um dos países-sede, e a África do Sul, nesta quinta-feira (11). A apresentação será feita ao lado do cantor nigeriano Burna Boy. A Fifa planejou cerimônias de abertura em cada um dos países anfitriões, com eventos também antes dos jogos inaugurais nos Estados Unidos e no Canadá. A entidade máxima do futebol mundial divulgou a programação do show no México, que contará ainda com Alejandro Fernández, Belinda, Danny Ocean, J Balvin, Lila Downs, Los Ángeles Azules, Maná e Tyla. A Fifa informou que mais artistas serão anunciados para as cerimônias nos EUA e no Canadá. Agora no g1 Em Toronto, no dia 12 de junho, Alanis Morissette e Michael Bublé serão as principais atrações antes da partida entre Canadá e Bósnia e Herzegovina. Mais tarde, no mesmo dia, Katy Perry, a estrela do pop Lisa, do grupo BLACKPINK, o cantor nigeriano de afrobeats Rema, a brasileira Anitta e o rapper Future se apresentarão em Los Angeles antes do confronto entre Estados Unidos e Paraguai. As três cerimônias estão sendo produzidas pelo italiano Marco Balich, responsável pela cerimônia de abertura dos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno de Milão-Cortina deste ano. Cada evento será realizado cerca de 90 minutos antes do início das partidas. Shakira também está entre as atrações principais do show do intervalo da final da Copa do Mundo, em um formato semelhante ao do Super Bowl. A cantora dividirá o palco com Madonna e a banda sul-coreana BTS. Quando a Copa do Mundo foi disputada pela última vez nos Estados Unidos, em 1994, Diana Ross se apresentou na cerimônia de abertura em Chicago e ficou famosa por errar um pênalti durante o espetáculo. A música Dai Dai tem como objetivo arrecadar US$ 100 milhões para o Fundo Global de Educação da FIFA Global Citizen.

India’s GDP grows at robust 7.8% in Q4 FY26; 7.7% full year growth beats estimates

At constant prices, real GDP for the January-March quarter is estimated to have been at Rs 87.77 lakh crore, compared with Rs 81.40 lakh crore in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. Nominal GDP during the quarter is estimated at Rs 94.65 lakh crore, reflecting growth of 9.1%.

2026 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League in Nanjing: Poland beats Czech Republic 3-0

Poland defeated Czech Republic 3-0 in the 2026 FIVB Volleyball Women's Nations League China at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Sports Park Gymnasium in Jiangsu Province on Thursday.

Were drumbeats for Rabi Lamichhane in India meant for PM Balen's ears in Nepal?

Were drumbeats for Rabi Lamichhane in India meant for PM Balen's ears in Nepal?

Iran beats Mali in last World Cup warm-up before heading to Tijuana

Goals from Saeid Ezatolahi and Ramin Rezaeian gave Team Melli three wins and one defeat from four friendlies this year in Antalya, Turkey.

Woman Beats Husband To Death, Sits By The Body For 8 Hours, Goes To Police

Neelam Kushwaha beat her husband to death with a stick.

Ivory Coast beats France in World Cup warning to one of the favourites

Ivory Coast defeats France 2-1 in friendly ahead of the 2026 World Cup, as Manchester United's Amad Diallo seals win.

Cinderella story at French Open: Poland’s Chwalinska beats Shnaider to reach final

Earlier in the tourney, the athlete took down tour stalwarts Iga Swiatek and Magda Linette on her way to her first-ever Grand Slam final

Chwalinska beats Shnaider to set up Andreeva clash in French Open women's final

Maja Chwalinska beat the 25th seed Diana Shnaider on Thursday to make history as the first qualifier to reach the French Open final since tennis was opened up to professional players in 1968.

History-making qualifier Chwalinska sets up Andreeva French Open final

Poland's Maja Chwalinska beats Diana Shnaider to reach French Open final and makes history after qualifying run.

Israel beats Albania in tense friendly after booing of Hatikvah

“Throughout the three years of the war, I’ve become used to boos," said midfielder Eliel Peretz. "It’s unpleasant and disrespectful. But in the end, we’re professionals."

Jack Daniel’s Beats Alcohol Sales Downturn With A Blackberry Flavor

Jack Daniel’s maker Brown-Forman said it expected sales to remain flat going into the next fiscal year.

Russia’s Andreeva beats Ukraine’s Kostyuk in no-handshake French Open semi

No handshake and no photo as Mirra Andreeva of Russia beats Marta Kostyuk of Ukraine to reach French Open final.

Tricyclist beats lover to death, abandons body with two children in Rivers

A tricycle rider identified simply as IK has allegedly beaten his lover to death and abandoned her body alongside her two children in Port Harcourt, Rivers State The post Tricyclist beats lover to death, abandons body with two children in Rivers appeared first on Vanguard News.

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva beats Marta Kostyuk to reach French Open final

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva reaches her first major final with a dominant victory over Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk at the French Open.

2026 French Open: Andreeva of Russia beats Kostyuk of Ukraine to reach final

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva reached her first Grand Slam final by beating Marta Kostyuk 6-1, 6-3 at the French Open on Thursday.