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Metaplanet said it will issue ¥8 billion ($50 million) in zero-interest bonds to expand its Bitcoin holdings, according to a Friday statement, extending a financing strategy that has defined its balance sheet shift toward digital assets. The issuance marks the firm’s 20th series of ordinary bonds and will mature in April 2027. The bonds are unsecured and carry no interest, giving the company access to capital without added debt servicing costs. Proceeds are earmarked for additional Bitcoin purchases, with repayment due at par upon maturity. The bonds were allocated to EVO FUND, a Cayman-based investor tied to Evolution Financial Group…

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Sunil Narine and Rinku Singh (Agency Image) Kolkata Knight Riders pulled off a nerve-shredding Super Over win against Lucknow Super Giants after both teams finished tied on 155 in regulation time at Lucknow on Sunday.The contest swung wildly across 40 overs, but Sunil Narine once again proved to be KKR’s trusted match-winner in the most decisive moment. Handed the Super Over, Narine delivered a near-perfect over under immense pressure, removing Nicholas Pooran off the very first ball as he missed a slog sweep against a tossed-up off-break that crashed into the stumps. Watch ‘We haven’t played good cricket’ – Mahela…

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Bihar Home Guard admit card 2026: The written examination for the post of Adhinayak Lipik under the Bihar Home Guard recruitment process has been officially scheduled. The exam, conducted against Advertisement No. 02/2026, will be held on May 20, 2026 (Wednesday) in Patna, in a single shift. The examination will take place from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon, with candidates required to report at the centre by 8:30 AM. Authorities have clearly indicated that entry will not be permitted after the reporting time, reinforcing strict examination discipline.Candidates facing technical issues in downloading the e-admit card have been given a limited…

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In Ethereum news today, ETH USD is trading around $2,330, attempting a recovery after bouncing off the $2,250 support zone, a move that looks constructive on the surface. But underneath the bounce, the technical picture is genuinely uncomfortable. The rebound has already stalled below the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average, and two key momentum indicators are pointing in the wrong direction. The specific question retail traders need to answer right now: can ETH clear $2,300 with conviction, or is this recovery running on borrowed time? The technical data and on-chain context deserve a closer look before anyone adds exposure. (SOURCE: TradingView)…

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A philoso­pher per­haps more wide­ly known for his prodi­gious mus­tache than for the vari­eties of his thought, Friedrich Niet­zsche often seems to be mis­read more than read. Even some­one like Michel Fou­cault could gloss over a cru­cial fact about Nietzsche’s body of work: Fou­cault remarked in an unpub­lished inter­view that Nietzsche’s “won­der­ful ideas” were “used by the Nazi Par­ty.” But that use, he neglect­ed to men­tion, came about through a scheme hatched by Nietzsche’s sis­ter, after his men­tal col­lapse and death, to edit, change, and oth­er­wise manip­u­late the thinker’s work in a way The Tele­graph deemed “crim­i­nal.” Fou­cault may not have…

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Nicole Kidman has opened up about parenting her teenage daughters, and the one daily habit she forces them to do.In conversation with Hoda Kotb at the live speaker series HISTORYTalks in Philadelphia on April 18, the Aussie actress, 58, laughed as she admitted, “Both my daughters will kill me for saying this.”The Big Little Lies actress then went into the act her daughters – Sunday Rose, 17, and Faith Margaret, 15 – must do for her every single day: give her a hug.Watch the videos aboveNicole Kidman enjoys parenting her teenage daughters. (Corbis via Getty Images)I’m like, ‘You need to…

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The wonderfully demented “Widow’s Bay” plays out almost like an anthology of Stephen King short stories, shuffling supernatural urban legends in a small New England community with equal parts humor and horror. It is truly unlike anything else on TV, a wild swing of tonal shifts that works because it commits so fully to both halves of the equation. The closest thing to it is the unforgettable “Teddy Perkins” episode of “Atlanta,” a chapter of television that was somehow both hysterical and deeply unsettling (and it’s no coincidence this show has chapters directed by that episode’s filmmaker, Hiro Murai). It’s…

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