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Even after marking his 500th game in charge of with a much-needed victory, Pep Guardiola insisted his team has ¿no chance¿ of winning a fifth straight Premier League title. Guardiola looked visibly relieved after City ended a five-game winless run in all competitions by beating Leicester 2-0 on Sunday, only a second victory in 14 matches after the worst stretch of results in the Spanish manager's illustrious career. The win still left City 14 points behind Liverpool after the leaders trounced West Ham 5-0 away, with Arne Slot's team also having a game in hand. So after winning an unprecedented four straight Premier League titles, Guardiola has already written off his team's chances before reaching January. "We are far away from winning the . We accept there's already no chance of that but we have other things to fight for", Guardiola said. Just winning a game is a battle for City these days. A team that used to easily beat teams like relegation-threatened Leicester by three or four goals found itself pegged back for much of the game despite Savinho's 21st-minute opener, and the hosts missed several good chances to equalize before Erling Haaland headed home City's second in the 74th. "Just relief, that is the word to express how all of us feel", Guardiola said. "It was not the ideal performance but hopefully the victories will give our mood a better position. ... Hopefully in the new year we can bounce back a bit from a bad moment." For the first time in a while, Guardiola had a genuine smile on his face as he walked onto the pitch after the final whistle to hug his players and applaud the fans after taking his tally to 362 wins in his 500 games along with 18 trophies. "The players have given me a good present today, celebrating 500 games like this", he said.
Mumbai: Rashmi Saluja , the executive chairperson of Religare Enterprises , earned ₹68.86 crore in gross remuneration in FY24, according to the company's annual report released on Saturday. This makes her the third-highest-paid professional to head a company in the BFSI (banking, financial services, and insurance) sector in FY24 and the seventh-highest overall in India, surpassing the gross remuneration of Infosys CEO Salil Parekh, L&T's SN Subrahmanyan and Satish Pai of Hindalco . In the BFSI sector, Abhay Bhutada, the former managing director of Poonawalla Fincorp took home ₹241 crore in FY24 while Rajeev Jain of Bajaj Finance earned ₹101 crore. Saluja's remuneration includes salary, allowances, leave encashment, bonus, leave travel concession, employer contribution towards NPS, ESOP (employee stock options) and other facilities, according to the annual report. Excluding ESOPs, Saluja has drawn a remuneration of ₹14.12 crore, it said. The New Delhi-based financial services firm posted a net profit of ₹347 crore in FY24. Nitin Aggarwal, the group's former chief financial officer, received ₹39.79 crore as gross remuneration in FY24. Aggarwal resigned in November. 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NoneBell: Mayor Gondek and crew win Calgary city hall budget fightKareena Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor, Armaan Jain, Reema Jain, Babita Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor and others were in attendance at Aadar Jain and Alekha Advani's roka. After getting engaged in September, Aadar Jain and Alekha Advani are all set to get married soon. A roka ceremony was organised at Alekha's home in Mumbai on November 23, where the groom-to-be arrived with his family members, including Ranbir Kapoor , Neetu Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor, Armaan Jain, Reema Jain, Babita Kapoor and Radhir Kapoor. Meanwhile, Aadar's ex Tara Sutaria was also snapped in the city decked up as a wedding guest in videos doing the rounds on social media, sparking curiosity if she attended the roka of her ex Aadar and Alekha. So what's the truth? Kareena Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor and other family members attend Aadar-Alekha's roka On Saturday, Aadar and Alekha had their roka ceremony. Kareena Kapoor, Aadar's cousin, arrived in style at the venue in a blue-coloured saree. She was accompanied by her mother Babita Kapoor and father Randhir Kapoor. The dholwalas welcomed the guests with upbeat music. Aadar was seen in high spirits as he arrived at his pre-wedding function. He also sat on the dhol in one of the videos. Armaan, Aadar's brother, danced to the beats of the dhol along with other guests. In another video doing the rounds, Tara Sutaria dressed in a golden saree and a choker necklace arrived for a wedding function. Many were confused over whether Tara attended Aadar's roka or another function in Mumbai. It is evident now that the Student Of The Year 2 actress was snapped at another wedding function in Mumbai and not Aadar's roka. Aadar is the common link in BFFs Tara and Alekha's lives Aadar Jain and Alekha Advani's relationship became public in November 2023 when the former shared a photo of them together on social media, describing her as the "light of my life." Aadar, the son of Reema Jain and Manoj Jain, previously dated actress Tara Sutaria, who is a close friend of Alekha's, Aadar's bride-to be. Tara and Aadar made their relationship official in 2020 but it ended in a break up in 2023. Get Current Updates on India News , Entertainment News along with Latest News and Top Headlines from India and around the world. Published 22:55 IST, November 23rd 2024
Generation Beta is about to enter the world. Babies born between 2025 and 2039 will be , according to a blog post from demographer and consultant , who has been credited used to group people by their birth years. The start of Gen Beta at the end of 2024, according to McCrindle's timeline, will also mark the end of Gen Alpha births, which he sees as taking place between 2010 and 2024. By 2035, McCrindle wrote, members of Gen Beta — who follow Gen Alpha, or "Gen Z," as well as Generation Y, also known as millennials — “will make up 16% of the global population” and many of them “will live to see the 22nd century.” Additionally, Gen Beta is expected to make up about 19% of the world’s workforce by that same year. “Generation Beta represents the dawn of a new era,” McCrindle wrote in his new blog post. “They will grow up in a world shaped by breakthroughs in technology, evolving social norms, and an increasing focus on sustainability and global citizenship.” Gen Beta will be the children of millennials and older members of Gen Z, according to McCrindle. They will also enter a world where physical and digital worlds “will be seamless” and “where AI and automation are fully embedded in everyday life,” McCrindle predicted. “Their formative years will be marked by a greater emphasis on personalisation — AI algorithms will tailor their learning, shopping, and social interactions in ways we can only begin to imagine today,” McCrindle wrote. But Gen Beta will also face “major societal challenges” in their lifetimes such as the continued effects of climate change, a shifting global population and “rapid” urbanization in more parts of the world. Related: Given that they'll likely have more eco-minded parents in millenials and Gen Z, Gen Beta will be “more globally minded, community-focused, and collaborative than ever before," McCrindle expects. “Their upbringing will emphasise the importance of innovation," he wrote, 'not just for convenience, but for solving the pressing challenges of their time.” Read the original article on
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WATCH: ‘We love you Nosi’, nanny receives new car from familyQatar tribune Agencies Investors are expecting more gains for the US stock market in 2025 after two straight standout years, fueled by a solid economy supporting corporate profits, moderating interest rates and pro-growth policies from incoming president Donald Trump. The benchmark S&P 500 up over 23 percent year-to-date, even with a recent speed bump, and is on pace for its second straight year of gains exceeding 20 percent, lifted by megacap tech stocks and excitement over the business potential of artificial intelligence. Investors are more confident about the economy than this time a year ago, with consumers and businesses having absorbed higher interest rates and the Federal Reserve now lowering them - albeit by not as much as hoped. Corporate profits are also expected to be strong, with S&P 500 earnings projected to rise 14 percent in 2025, according to LSEG IBES. On the other side of the ledger, inflation remains stubborn, and Wall Street is wary of a rebound that could lead the Fed to change course on its easing cycle. Indeed, stocks pulled back sharply on Wednesday after the central bank projected fewer rate cuts next year as it braced for firmer inflation. Such prospects could become more likely if Trump implements tariffs on US imports that lead to higher consumer prices. Stock valuations, meanwhile, are around their steepest levels in more than three years, leaving greater potential for turbulence. “We’ve been on quite the tear coming off the lows back at the end of 2022. It’s been pretty eye-watering,” said Garrett Melson, portfolio strategist at Natixis Investment Managers. “Animal spirits... are certainly running pretty wild right now, but you might need to temper that a little bit as you start to move through the year,” said Melson, who thinks the stock market could still produce solid gains of around 10 percent in 2025 if not the returns of the prior two years. Wall Street firms are mostly projecting gains for the market next year, with S&P 500 year-end targets ranging from 6,000 to 7,000. The index was last hovering around 5,900. Optimistic investors can point to a bull market that is neither old nor over-extended, by historic measures. The current bull market for the S&P 500 that began in October 2022 is less than half as long as the average length of the 10 prior ones, according to Keith Lerner, co-chief investment officer at Truist Advisory Services. The S&P 500’s roughly 64 percent gain during this latest run trails the 108 percent median gain and 184 percent average rise of the prior bull markets, according to Lerner. “If you zoom out a little bit, yes, we have a lot of gains, but if you look at a typical bull market, it suggests that we still have further gains to go,” Lerner said. Other historic signs also bode well. The S&P 500 has gained an average of 12.3 percent following the eight instances of back-to-back 20 percent annual gains since 1950, according to Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist at Carson Group, compared to a 9.3 percent overall average increase over that time. The index increased six of the eight times. Bolstering the upbeat sentiment is the prevailing sense on Wall Street that the economy has weathered the rate hikes the Fed implemented starting in 2022 to quell inflation. A Natixis Investment Managers survey conducted in recent weeks found 73 percent of institutional investors said the US will avoid a recession in 2025. That’s a sharp turnaround from a year ago, when 62 percent projected such a downturn in the coming year. Citigroup’s economic surprise index, which measures how economic data performs versus expectations, has been solidly positive for the past two months, another rosy sign for investors. Adding to expectations of a solid economy, Trump is expected to pursue an agenda that includes tax cuts and deregulation that supports growth. “We’re leaving 2024 on pretty good footing, and we think there is some re-acceleration in 2025,” said Sameer Samana, senior global market strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute. “Markets tend to front-run the economy, so they will position for that economic re-acceleration sooner rather than later.” However, stocks are also leaving 2024 at elevated valuations: The S&P 500 is trading at nearly 22 times expected earnings over the next 12 months, according to LSEG. That is well above its long-term average of 15.8, and not far from the 22.6 level it reached earlier this month, its highest since early 2021. Investors maintain that valuations can stay high for long periods and do not necessarily indicate imminent declines. But future gains may rest more on earnings growth, while higher valuations could make stocks more easily rattled by any disappointments. Risks include policy uncertainty such as Trump’s expected push to raise tariffs on imports from China and other trading partners, which analysts estimate could hurt corporate profits. Higher tariffs could also increase inflation, which is another worry for investors. The pace of inflation has fallen dramatically since hitting 40-year highs in 2022, but remains above the Fed’s 2 percent target. The latest reading of the consumer price index found a 2.7 percent annual inflation rate. “How low we can get rates is really going to be dependent on how low we can get inflation,” said Michael Reynolds, vice president of investment strategy at Glenmede. “If we see inflation settling out to the 3-ish percent range, we think the Fed’s not going to be as aggressive next year.” Glenmede is recommending investors take a neutral posture on overall portfolio risk, including for equities. “Investors should be what I would call cautiously optimistic,” Reynolds said. “We ... have an economy that’s showing signs of late-stage expansion alongside valuations that are pretty rich.” Copy 30/12/2024 10WEBTOON Entertainment Inc. to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences
- Leading efficient care management for the elderly with unimpeded smartcar e h ttps://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image01-1.png SEOUL, South Korea , Nov. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- JCF Technology is a startup that independently developed 'MecKare', a radar sensor that measures biological signals in a non-contact manner, and provides a platform service that automatically connects users and guardians in two-way emergency situations through an artificial intelligence analysis system. Since its establishment in 2016, it has developed a highly accurate non-contact multi-biological radar sensor through many years of technology accumulation, and succeeded in commercializing the product for the first time in 2021. MecKare uses microwave radar and micro-Doppler signal processing technology to measure the user's heart rate, respiratory rate, and skin temperature within 16.4 ft in real time. The sensor can measure human body movement patterns using precise and highly responsive thermal infrared rays and can detect falls through pattern analysis based on changes in human movement. In particular, the movement and change of thermal infrared rays within the measurement range are detected in real time, and the trend of biomarkers that appear as advance signs before a person falls can be checked through differential motion detection that measures the user's movement pattern. It provides an alarm in advance by predicting before a person falls, enabling accuracy and quick response to accidents. As a result, it is possible to prevent safety accidents in the elderly by detecting emergency situations such as lonely death, cardiac arrest, breathing difficulties, and falls. Additionally, unlike other existing wearable devices such as smart watches or bands, MecKare does not need to be worn or attached to the body, so it can be used remotely via Wi-Fi without causing stress to the user. https://img.hankyung.com/pdsdata/pr.hankyung.com/uploads/2024/11/image02.png MecKare can be installed in the bedroom, bathroom, living room, or entrance of a home or facilities(Assisted Living, Nursing Home, etc) to provide 24-hour monitoring without a camera and detect abnormal signs in advance using a biometric information analysis algorithm and deliver them to the guardian. MecKare's radar biometric sensor is recognized in the global market for its technology as a device that obtains precisely customized biometric information while overcoming spatial constraints and without risk of privacy infringement. MecKare is being supplied to senior care facilities in Australia , Germany , Poland , Saudi Arabia , and China . In 2025, MecKare plans to conduct verification of vital signs such as attendance, fall prevention, and asthma of elderly people living in hospitals or assisted living in conjunction with local PPOs/HMOs in the United States . In summary, MecKare is a system that reduces user inconvenience and enables management of multiple patients. By being able to provide personalized health data analysis results, it will serve as an opportunity to change the market paradigm towards preventive smart care. We expect MecKare's A.I to play a role as an innovator that complements, rather than replaces, humans in care settings. View original content: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hankyungcom-introduces-meckare-leading-the-ai-powered-innovation-in-health-monitoring-solution-302310743.html SOURCE Hankyung.com
Kenny Dillingham and the Arizona State Sun Devils have become the talk of the college football world over the last month as they continue to ascend in the rankings and have become one of the most interesting teams in the nation. Originally predicted to finish dead last in the Big 12 Conference this year, Dillingham has flipped the script in his second year as the head coach in Tempe, and has his team playing for a spot in the conference championship game with an 8-2 record. Coming into Saturday with a huge game against the BYU Cougars, Dillingham made it clear that he was pulling out all of the stops with hopes to win and keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive. One of those "stops" — a brilliant onside-kick in the first half with his team leading 14-0 — had fans on social media talking about Dillingham's former coach with the Oregon Ducks, Dan Lanning. © Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Lanning and the Ducks have gone for unexpected onside kicks multiple times over the last few years, including once this year against the Ohio State Buckeyes where the kicker aimed straight for a front-line player, drilled him in the stomach, and had an Oregon player hop on the ball. The Ducks also surprised Chip Kelly and the UCLA Bruins with a first-half onside kick a couple of years ago in an advantageous spot. It's clear that Dillingham remembered, and deployed the same tactics on Saturday against BYU. When you have a 34 year old head coach, you call an onside kick up 14-0... and you recover it Kenny Dillingham, ladies and gentleman pic.twitter.com/qAXOHr7wWh Kenny Dillingham took a page out of Dan Lanning’s book👀 pic.twitter.com/xPDCY5gkIc Kenny Dillingham with his best Dan Lanning impression with that onside kick Dan Lanning watching Dillingham call an onside kick in the middle of the game. pic.twitter.com/g3OYFaedbb Kenny Dillingham really is Dan Lanning Jr. 🥹 ASU's kick wasn't quite as savage as drilling an opposing player in the stomach, but the result was all the same, and led to a third rushing touchdown for ASU running back Cam Skattebo, putting the Sun Devils up 21-0. We will see how the rest of the game plays out, but it's pretty clear that Dillingham has his team firing on all cylinders and playing some of their best football in the first half against BYU. If they can keep this up, there may be a world in the future where Dillingham and the Sun Devils might face Lanning and the Ducks in the playoff down the road. Related: Fans Regret College Football Playoff Expansion After Ohio State-Indiana Blowout
A big battery will plug into the solar corridor to the south of Canberra, with the profits to go to the taxpayer in a revenue-sharing first. Located next to existing powerlines and solar farms, construction has begun on Eku Energy's $400 million project that will bring 200 jobs for local tradies. The 250 megawatt/500 MW hour Williamsdale battery energy storage system located 35km south of Canberra will store enough renewable energy to power one-third of the capital for two hours during peak demand periods when it comes online in 2026. A critical energy asset for greater energy security and a bulwark against future price spikes, it is also a crucial step in the fight against climate change, according to ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr. Importantly, a revenue-sharing deal means profits from the project will flow to the ACT and pay for more clean energy and other services for a growing population, he said in Williamsdale. "That is an important principle for our community, who want to see investment in renewable energy and battery storage not only supporting the effectiveness and reliability of our energy network but generating revenue." Recently re-elected and already the nation's longest-serving political leader, Mr Barr says the revenue-sharing model could be extended nationally as a good template for government procurement. Working with Evoenergy, Tesla Energy and the Australian Energy Market Operator, the Williamsdale battery will also be part of the NSW energy market and the broader east coast energy market. "The electrons flow in real time so what we would be replacing is the next most expensive form of generation when we dispatch," Eku Energy chief executive Daniel Burrows told AAP. It will provide additional supply when the market is tight, which should help lower wholesale prices and support making more clean energy available when it is required, he said. The battery will also provide more grid security by responding within milliseconds to demand and storing energy when it is abundant. "What we have in Australia is a prevalence of distributed energy - rooftop solar, large-scale wind and batteries - and a reasonably sophisticated grid," Mr Burrows said. "As we're doing business all around the world, other businesses, other governments, other industry players are looking to what happens here as to how we might manage the energy transition." Not a player in a nuclear energy future, he says Eku Energy focuses on projects that are "genuinely the most cost-effective and will stand the test of time". A $500 million community grants program set up by the company will be available to eligible local non-profit organisations for employment and education, social and environment initiatives. Another $500,000 will go to an Australian National University program that has been a testing ground for neighbourhood batteries and other technology. "Research funding in this area helps ensure we remain at the forefront of advancing technology for a clean energy future," Battery Storage and Grid Integration Program co-director Heather Logie says. Minister for Climate Change, Environment, Energy and Water Suzanne Orr donned high-vis gear to shovel dirt alongside Mr Barr in her first public engagement in her new portfolio. Simon Corbell, the architect of the ACT's clean energy transition as a Labor minister more than a decade ago, is one of her heroes, she told AAP. "Everyone has a different journey in coming to politics and mine has definitely been flavoured by the environmental movement," she said. Ms Orr, first elected in 2016, replaced former energy and emissions reduction minister Greens Leader Shane Rattenbury in the new government that has taken power without the ACT Greens as a partner. Canberra has already achieved a nation-leading 100 per cent renewable electricity supply and the ACT is aiming for net-zero emissions by 2045. The territory is phasing out household gas, with support for households to buy new appliances, electric vehicles, solar panels and batteries. But Ms Orr said the next stage of the transition will be more than "care and maintenance" of what has already been achieved. "I don't think anyone wants to rest on their laurels," she said. The Big Canberra Battery project that Mr Barr began as climate action minister will include the large-scale system in Williamsdale and neighbourhood-scale batteries at nine government sites.MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 11 a.m., Md.-Eastern Shore at Maryland;BTN 11 a.m., E. 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