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IBPS exam schedule 2025: The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has officially released the revised tentative calendar for the 2025–26 recruitment cycle for Public Sector Banks (PSBs) and Regional Rural Banks (RRBs). The updated schedule affects candidates applying for positions including Probationary Officers (PO), Management Trainees (MT), Specialist Officers (SPL), Customer Service Associates (CSA), and various RRB officer/assistant roles.The calendar revision includes updated dates for preliminary, main, and single examinations, along with critical instructions regarding the online application process.IBPS CRP 2025 exam schedule: Important datesCandidates can check the list of important dates provided here to check the IBPS CRP…

Brazil has enacted a sweeping overhaul of its crypto taxation policy. The country has ended its longstanding tax exemptions for small-scale crypto investors. Brazil will now impose a flat 17.5% capital gains tax on all profits from digital asset transactions.  Effective from 12 June 2025, all crypto transactions – regardless of value or volume – will be subjected to a 17.5% capital gains tax. Apparently, Brazil’s new tax policy is part of Provisional Measure 1303, a government initiative to boost revenue from financial markets. Brazil hits retail crypto investors: tax exemptions scrapped, flat 17.5% tax introduced Brazil has eliminated tax…

Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage In recent days, the non-fungible token market has witnessed a significant evolution that has also fueled a massive resurgence. In the past few years, investors focused mainly on digital art NFTs, but today, traders have shifted focus towards real-world assets and gamified digital assets. At the forefront of this great transformation is the Immutable network that has garnered a massive surge in terms of weekly sales volume. Immutable Surpasses Ethereum 7-Day NFT Sales Data compiled by CryptoSlam.io, a multi-chain non-fungible token data tracker, shows that the global…

Trading biases can mess with your head and wreck your trades before you even click that buy or sell button. The first step to fixing them? Spotting them in the wild. Here are five of the most common forex trading biases. Which ones are you guilty of? 1. Recency bias Do you often find yourself zoning in on your most recent trading decisions and lose sight of the big picture? Then you, my friend, maybe guilty of having a recency bias! Recency bias has a way of clouding judgment and impairing good decision-making, as it involves unnecessarily placing too much…

True or false: Recruiters don’t read cover letters. Most job seekers assume this is true and that writing one is just a waste of time. But here’s the truth: recruiters do read cover letters—when they’re written well.So, what does that tell us? If most people never hear back after submitting one, and recruiters only engage with good cover letters, that means the majority of cover letters out there simply aren’t hitting the mark.A poorly written cover letter gets ignored. A well-written one opens doors.That may be hard to hear, but it’s the truth. The good news? Writing a standout cover…

In his life­time, Jack­son Pol­lock had only one suc­cess­ful art show. It took place at the Bet­ty Par­sons Gallery in New York in Novem­ber 1949, and after­ward, his fel­low abstract expres­sion­ist Willem de Koon­ing declared that “Jack­son has final­ly bro­ken the ice.” Per­haps, accord­ing to Louis Menand’s book The Free World: Art and Thought in the Cold War, he meant that “Pol­lock was the first Amer­i­can abstrac­tion­ist to break into the main­stream art world, or he might have meant that Pol­lock had bro­ken through a styl­is­tic log­jam that Amer­i­can painters felt blocked by.” What­ev­er its intent, de Koon­ing’s remark annoyed…

By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. Going back to school as an adult can be an incredible experience that leads to career and personal growth (and usually, a salary boost). But, going back to school as an adult requires adequate preparation and new strategies. Maybe you’re pursuing an advanced degree to further your career, enrolling in an undergraduate program thirty years after high school, or simply taking adult education classes for personal enrichment.  Regardless of why you’re headed back to school, the following strategies will help you stay balanced, reduce your stress, and succeed in a classroom when you haven’t stepped foot…

Cardi B and Offset’s daughter Blossom is living up to her name. The “WAP” rapper unveiled the first glimpse of her 9-month-old’s face on June 16, sharing photos of the baby girl decked out in gear from Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami’s famed cherry blossom collection in a backyard photo shoot with siblings Kulture, 6, and Wave, 3, who Cardi also shares with the Migos member. One image posted to Instagram showed Blossom in a neon pink swimsuit with a brown Louis Vuitton scarf draped on her head, while she was pictured wearing a pink scarf from the luxury brand…

The Karlovy Vary Film Festival will screen a newly restored version of Miloš Forman’s “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” celebrating the 1975 masterpiece—the second of only three films ever to win all five major Academy Awards—on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, festival organizers for the upcoming 59th edition announced Thursday. Michael Douglas, one of the film’s producers and recipient of the Academy Award for Best Picture, will personally introduce the restored version of the New Hollywood landmark at a special gala screening, joined by fellow producer Paul Zaentz—nephew of the late Saul Zaentz, who co-produced the film—as well…

Last week, Alex Shieh, a student in Brown University’s class of 2027, testified before Congress. The hearing was focused on antitrust violations in higher education and surging tuition prices. Shieh’s testimony came just weeks after Brown University opened an investigation into him for creating a website that scrutinized how the $93,064-a-year institution allocates its funds. Shieh, inspired by Elon Musk, launched the DOGE-style project in March. Working from the basement of his dormitory — a “room that floods whenever it rains and thus has plastic tarps, industrial fans, and wet floor signs permanently set up” — he discovered a “small…