Sometimes such miracles happen that a child remains safe even in a terrible accident. People call it a miracle of God. One such video is going viral on social media. In this video, a child falls off the roof and doesn’t get a single scratch. In the viral video, a child can be seen falling from the roof, while another child runs to the spot to save the child’s life. Girls Fell from the Roof : Actually, a kid was crossing the road when a kite was about to cut and fall to the ground. A child runs to pull a kite. As soon as the kite falls to the ground, the child bends down to pick it up. At the same time, another child falls from the roof. The child falls on the child carrying the kite, which saves the child’s life. The child was not hurt: In the video that is going viral on social media, it can be seen that the child was happy that the kite fell on the child who lifted the kite. If this had not happened, the child could have been seriously injured. The child holding the kite did not realize that the other child was falling from the roof. This video is only 18 seconds long, but people like it a lot. Miracle Happens pic.twitter.com/z4PLVuBpns — Viral News Vibes (@viralnewsvibes) December 21, 2024 Miracle of God! After watching this video, many people call it a miracle of God. One said that to save a child falling from the roof, God sent another child under him on the pretext of stealing a kite! It is incredible, nothing is possible without God’s will! Share this story Tags

Silver prices jumped for the fourth straight day, driven by ETF inflows, momentum tracking and tight supply in the physical market, pushing the white metal to its best annual performance since 1979. The precious metal rose to a new record high, topping $64 an ounce on Friday morning, amid sharp price swings. Silver has rallied around 10% this week, supported by muted signals from the Federal Reserve, which implemented an expected rate cut and signaled signs of weakness in the US labor market. Low interest rates are a supportive factor for non-booming precious metals such as silver. Most analysts said the size of the rise was difficult to pin down to a single driver, as silver price rises can sometimes fuel further upside, with individual investors and momentum traders drawn to this metal known for its extreme volatility. Also Read: Silver Surpasses $64, Gold Rises Amid Bet on Rate Cut in 2026 London Silver Market Chokes This week’s rise comes just two months after the London silver market entered a state of complete suffocation, with already low stocks eroding to critical levels, due to index fund flows and exports to India. London’s vaults have since received significant inflows, but much of the silver available globally remains in New York, at a time when traders await the results of the Section 232 investigation in the United States, which could lead to the imposition of tariffs or trade restrictions on the metal. “Until the picture becomes clearer, silver continues to hit a speculative high that is increasingly risky,” TD Securities’ Daniel Ghaly wrote in a note Thursday. He added: “We expect no fees to be levied on silver, which would revive liquidity dynamics in favor of a sharp drop in prices.” The gold-to-silver ratio, which traders sometimes use to gauge how relatively cheap the white metal is, fell to its lowest level since 2021 on Thursday, at about 67 to 1. Silver Futures One indicator of speculative fervor is the levels of buying call options, either on silver futures or on exchange-traded funds that track the metal’s volume. Call option contracts give the buyer the right to buy an asset at a predetermined price, and are a low-cost way to bet on rising prices. At iShares Silver Trust (SLV), the largest silver ETF, total open interest in call option contracts reached its highest level since 2020 this week. The cost of buying call options compared to the cost of buying similar put options, which protect against downside, also jumped to their highest level in years in recent weeks. “We’ve seen significant new bullish interest in options on both CME futures and the SLV fund,” said Edward Sternberg, head of metals options at Optiver Holding BV, noting that this appears to be driving silver prices more than short covering. “Given the popularity of the SLV fund among both individual and institutional investors, the purchase of put options likely came from both sides,” Sternberg added. He continued: “There was a sudden lack of interest in selling options despite the significant increase.” You may be interested in: Why has the price of silver risen more than the price of gold? Positive long-term outlook for silver prices Although the short-term price movement in silver has been “excessive”, the fundamental long-term outlook remains positive, according to Carsten Fritsch, commodity analyst at Commerzbank AG. Earlier this week, the Silver Institute released a report noting consumption growth in industrial applications, anticipating a sharp rise in demand for solar cells and electric vehicles. Higher prices for input materials tend to push manufacturers to seek efficiencies or substitutes. TD’s Ghaly believes that the sharp jump in silver has already hurt industrial demand, noting that the white metal now represents about a quarter of the cost structure of photovoltaic cells. Silver prices have risen 120% this year, outstripping gold’s 65% gain. ETF flows have played a key role in the recent gains, adding 35 million ounces of silver over the past month, according to Bloomberg calculations. The price of silver rose 1.1% to $64.23 an ounce at 1:56 p.m. London time. The price of gold rose by 1.4%. Platinum and palladium also posted gains. The Bloomberg Dollar Index rose slightly.

Sales of the X platform, owned by Elon Musk, increased during the third quarter, but the social network is still saddled with huge expenses – including the cost of restructuring the company – at a time when the billionaire is trying to revive the business he acquired for $44 billion. People familiar with the numbers, who requested anonymity because the details are not disclosed, reported that the company, formerly known as Twitter, recorded revenue of $752 million during the three months ended Sept. 30, an increase of more than 17% compared to the same period last year. According to the people, X’s sales in the first nine months of the year exceeded $2 billion. X’s sales fell after the boom that followed the US elections. Quarterly losses due to restructuring charges. X spent much of the year with high costs, including restructuring expenses that led to a net loss of $577.4 million in the third quarter, according to the people. Despite the heavy losses, there are indications that the company has begun to stabilize after initially facing turmoil that led to a decline in business immediately after Elon Musk’s acquisition of it. One measure of profitability — earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) — was about $454 million in the third quarter, up 16% from the same period last year. X also posted a year-over-year increase in revenue during the second quarter of this year, according to Bloomberg News. An X spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment. X has historically relied on advertising as its main source of revenue, although in recent years it has made efforts to diversify the business by selling subscriptions and entering into data licensing agreements. The company’s financial statements did not specify the percentage of total revenue that advertising accounted for. The “X” business is still much smaller compared to its size when Musk acquired it in late 2022, when it was known as “Twitter,” as it recorded sales of $1.18 billion in the second quarter of that year, the last quarter in which it disclosed its results as a publicly traded company.

Oracle has pushed back completion dates for some data centers it is developing for artificial intelligence model developer OpenAI to 2028 from 2027, according to people familiar with the matter. The delays are largely due to labor and material shortages, said the people, who asked to remain anonymous while discussing private timelines. Since signing a $300 billion contract this summer, Oracle has been working to meet its commitments to provide the computing power needed to train and run Open AI models. Despite these delays, project timelines in the United States remain ambitious for sites that will become one of the largest in the world. Oracle and OpenAI declined to comment. Oracle’s share price fell by up to 6.5% on the impact of this news. The stock fell 5.3% to $188.26 at 11:03 a.m. New York time on Friday. “We have ambitious and achievable goals to deliver capabilities globally,” Oracle co-CEO Clay McGuirk said on an earnings call this week. He added that the first data center developed by the company for “Open AI” – in Abilene, Texas – continues according to the planned path, with more than 96 thousand “NVIDIA” chips delivered, according to what he said during the call.

In-N-Out removed the order number from its system after viral videos showed teenagers celebrating whenever it was called, causing disruption at West Coast locations. The “67” trend, which is believed to have originated from rapper Skrilla’s song Doot Doot (67), swept social media, especially among the youth. In-N-Out Burger has officially removed the order number “67” from its ticketing system following disruptions caused by a viral internet trend. Crowds of teenagers reportedly erupted in cheers and filmed themselves when the order number 67 was called at West Coast restaurant locations, turning it into a social media spectacle. The change was first noticed by a Reddit user, who wrote: “Every time I would get to number 66, the next client would jump to 68. Now I’m curious if and why they removed it.” What is the ’67’ trend The craze stems from the term “67”, pronounced six-seven, which was chosen as Dictionary.com’s Word of the Year for 2025. Although the word has no official meaning, it has spread widely across social media through memes, TikTok videos and viral rolls. Dictionary.com noted that “searches for ’67’ experienced a dramatic spike beginning in the summer of 2025. Since June, those searches have increased more than sixfold.” Origins of ’67’ The term is thought to have originated from rapper Skrilla’s song Doot Doot (67) and quickly gained traction online through TikToks featuring basketball players and a boy nicknamed the “67 Kid.” Meaning and usage Although there is no concrete meaning, some suggest that it may imply “so-so” or “maybe this, maybe that”. The term is often accompanied by a hand gesture where both palms point upwards and move alternately. Dictionary.com described it as “meaningless, ubiquitous, and nonsensical … the logical endpoint of being constantly online, endlessly browsing, consuming content fed to users by algorithms trained by other algorithms.”

Europe’s benchmark index fell on Friday, pulling back from the brink of a record high as a sell-off in US tech stocks weighed on global gauges. The Stoxx Europe 600 fell 0.5%, reversing earlier gains. The index ended the session within just over 1% of its November close. Travel and leisure as well as utility stocks outperformed, while banks and basic resources led declines. UBS Group AG shares rose 2.5% to their highest level since 2008, after a group of centre-right Swiss lawmakers proposed a compromise solution in the debate over the group’s capital levels, focusing on allowing the bank to use more convertible bonds to meet its higher future requirement. Gilles Guibout, head of European equities at AXA IM, said with most economists betting on improving European growth, “this should mean double-digit earnings growth in 2026, and no reason to be bearish.” Sportswear stocks were higher after Lululemon Athletica shares rose as the yoga wear maker boosted its full-year outlook. Adidas AG rose 2.0% and Puma SE added 3.2%. The Stoxx Europe 600 index is expected to rise by about 7% by the end of next year and reach 620 points, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of 17 strategists. The last time forecasters were so uniformly bullish was 2018, when the Stoxx 600 fell 13%. “Everyone is convincing themselves that there is going to be a Christmas rally, so it looks like there will be one,” said Karen Georges, a fund manager at Ecofi Investissements in Paris. “Investors are eager to buy this year’s arrears, it’s a good time to diversify your portfolio right now.” For more information about stock markets: Do you want more news about this market? Click here for a curated First Word feed of active news from Bloomberg and select sources. This can be customized according to your preferences by clicking in Actions on the toolbar or pressing the HELP key for help. To subscribe to a daily list of European analyst rating changes, click here. With help from Michael Msika, Sagarika Jaisinghani and Rheaa Rao. ©2025 Bloomberg LP This article was generated from an automated news agency feed with no text modifications.

(Bloomberg) — Europe’s benchmark index rose above its November closing record, following a global rally fueled by the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut and its upbeat assessment of the U.S. economy. The Stoxx Europe 600 rose 0.5% to 584.39 points by 08:30 in London, surpassing its closing point set on November 12. The blue-chip Euro Stoxx 50 was also set to close at a record for the first time in a month. UBS Group AG shares rose as much as 5% to their highest level since 2008, after a group of centre-right Swiss lawmakers proposed a compromise solution to the debate over the group’s capital levels, focusing on allowing the bank to use more convertible bonds to meet its higher future requirement. Gilles Guibout, head of European equities at AXA IM, said with most economists betting on improving European growth, “this should mean double-digit earnings growth in 2026, and no reason to be bearish.” Travel and leisure stocks as well as financial services outperformed, while personal care led declines. European mining shares outperformed the broader benchmark as buyers climbed to a record after the Fed rate cut and on concerns about tightening global supply. Oil rose from its lowest close in nearly two months, supported by bullishness in broader financial markets. Sportswear stocks were higher after Lululemon Athletica shares jumped in after-market trading in New York as the yoga wear maker boosted its full-year outlook. Adidas AG rose 2.8%, Puma SE added 4.7%, while retailer JD Sports Fashion Plc rose 1%. The Stoxx Europe 600 index is expected to rise by about 7% by the end of next year and reach 620 points, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey of 17 strategists. The last time forecasters were so uniformly bullish was for 2018, when the Stoxx 600 fell 13%. “Everyone is convincing themselves that there is going to be a Christmas rally, so it looks like there will be one,” said Karen Georges, a fund manager at Ecofi Investissements in Paris. “Investors are keen to buy this year’s arrears, it’s a good time to diversify your portfolio right now,” she added. For more information about stock markets: Do you want more news about this market? Click here for a curated First Word feed of active news from Bloomberg and select sources. This can be customized according to your preferences by clicking in Actions on the toolbar or pressing the HELP key for help. To subscribe to a daily list of European analyst rating changes, click here. –With help from Michael Msika and Sagarika Jaisinghani. More stories like this are available on bloomberg.com ©2025 Bloomberg LP

Sherrone Moore, who was abruptly fired as the University of Michigan’s head football coach this week, was charged Friday (Dec. 12) with three felonies, including burglary and stalking a woman he dated, prosecutors said. First Assistant Prosecutor Kati Rezmierski said, “Moore went to the woman’s apartment after he was fired and terrorized her.” She added that Moore “grabbed several butter knives and kitchen shears and began threatening his own life,” allegedly telling the woman, “I’m going to kill myself. I’m going to make you look. My blood is on your hands.” His firing was immediately followed by his arrest on Wednesday. The 39-year-old has since spent two nights in jail. Allegations and Charges According to the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office, Moore is accused of trespassing into the home of a woman he had an affair with and “terrorizing” her after he lost his head coaching job. Prosecutors confirmed charges of burglary, domestic assault and stalking. Firing and arrest The 39-year-old coach was fired on Wednesday because he had an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. Hours later he was arrested and has since spent two nights in jail. Rezmierski noted that Moore was fired after the woman told university officials that he repeatedly called and texted her. Defense attorney Joe Simon disputed the allegations, saying: “There is no evidence to suggest he is a threat.” Moore’s attorney, Joe Simon, pushed back at the allegations, saying, “There is no evidence to suggest he is a threat.” Fired for cause after internal investigation The University of Michigan announced Moore’s firing earlier this week, citing an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. The school said an internal investigation turned up “credible evidence” of misconduct and confirmed that the behavior was a “clear violation of university policy.” Because his firing was for cause, the university will not owe Moore a buyout on the remaining years of his five-year, $5.5 million contract. Rapid rise Moore was promoted to head coach after the Wolverines won the national title. He succeeded Jim Harbaugh, who left for the NFL to coach the Los Angeles Chargers. His firing and subsequent arrest is a stunning fall for the coach who led the Wolverines for two seasons. Impact on the football program Michigan is scheduled to face No. 14 Texas in the Citrus Bowl on Dec. 31. Biff Poggi — who previously filled in for Moore during his suspension related to the Harbaugh-era sign-stealing scandal — will once again serve as interim coach. (With AP input)

Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has dismissed accusations of insider trading against Pranav Adani and six others, closing a long-running probe into deals carried out before Adani Green Energy Ltd’s (AGEL) announcement of its $3.5 billion acquisition of SB Energy in May 2021, which the regulator failed to wrap up on separate charges. determined, after finding that the assumptions underlying the show cause notices, including the duration of the unpublished price sensitive information (UPSI) period and the status of information in the public domain, were inconsistent with the evidence on record. The regulator reconstructed in detail how discussions between AGEL and the sellers of SB Energy progressed. According to the orders, internal deliberations, preliminary exchanges and indicative valuations circulated within AGEL till mid-May did not qualify as UPSI. Sebi said that the information began to take a more definitive form only after the execution of a non-disclosure agreement between the parties on May 13, 2021, when the virtual data room was opened and the negotiation of preliminary exchanges moved to concrete due diligence and transaction workflows. Even then, the same elements identified by the inquiry report as UPSI were released into the public domain soon after. The orders reproduce detailed press reports published on May 16 and 17, 2021, which describe AGEL’s potential acquisition of SB Energy, the size and nature of SB Energy’s renewable portfolio, the status of ongoing discussions, expected valuation contours and AGEL’s internal due diligence progress. Sebi noted that these reports brought information into the public domain which the show notices treated as UPSI, making the information “generally available” from the afternoon of May 16. The regulator also noted that AGEL’s share price reacted sharply to these publications, with the stock hitting the upper circuit on May 17 and rising further on May 18, moves larger than the one seen on the actual announcement day, May 19, 2021, when the stock rose by 3.75%. In both cases, the regulator noted that the investigation’s underlying assumptions, particularly the SCN’s framing of the UPSI period as extending from April 29 to May 19, were inconsistent with the evidence, AGEL’s own explanations and the chronology established in the orders. Since the information had either not yet become UPSI or had entered the public domain before the transactions, Sebi found no basis to support the allegations. Allegations of insider trading Sebi’s two insider trading proceedings, one involving Pranav Adani and the other involving Vinod Bahety and entities associated with him, stem from AGEL’s acquisition of SB Energy from SoftBank Group Capital and Bharti Global, which was announced on 19 May 2021. The regulator viewed the transaction as a price-6 increased capacity and AGEL’s operating capacity. overall portfolio by 33%. Sebi initially alleged that Pranav Adani, a director in several Adani group companies, was in possession of UPSI about the acquisition and communicated it to his relatives Kunal and Nrupal Shah, who allegedly traded AGEL shares on that basis and made illegal profits. Similarly, Sebi alleged that Bahety, then head of mergers and acquisitions at the group, had similar access to UPSI and passed it on to connected entities, including Rajtaru Enterprises and MC Jain Infoservices, which also traded in AGEL during the period. Both probes covered trading carried out between January 28 and August 20, 2021, after Sebi on April 20, 2023 appointed an Inquiry Officer to investigate possible insider trading related to the impending acquisition.

Dec 12 (Reuters) – Oracle on Friday denied a media report that it was slowing OpenAI-related data centers, following investor concerns about its debt-fueled AI infrastructure. Earlier in the day, Bloomberg News reported that Oracle pushed back completion dates for some data centers it is developing for OpenAI to 2028, a year later than planned, due to labor and material shortages. “There have been no delays for any sites required to meet our contractual obligations, and all milestones remain on track,” Oracle spokesman Michael Egbert told Reuters in an emailed statement. “We remain fully aligned with OpenAI and confident in our ability to deliver against both our contractual obligations and future expansion plans,” Egbert added. Shares of Oracle, which fell 3.6% after the report, pared losses, falling 2.8% in afternoon trade. Other AI-related stocks also tumbled, with chip giant Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, Micron and Arm Holdings falling between 2% and 4.5%. The Bloomberg report came a day after Oracle posted its biggest share drop since late January, following earnings that showed rising spending and a bleak outlook for a company increasingly reliant on OpenAI. Oracle, long a smaller cloud computing player, jumped into the artificial intelligence infrastructure race this year on the back of a $300 billion OpenAI data center deal. But the build-out forced the company to borrow aggressively. Investors, spooked in recent weeks by signs that Google is moving ahead in the AI ​​race and by Oracle’s mounting debt load, have sold the company’s shares and bonds. The cost of insuring Oracle’s debt against default rose to the highest in at least five years on Thursday and rose again on Friday. The stock is now up just 13% for the year, having erased all the gains from a 36% jump in September, when it reported a massive backlog of more than $450 billion — mostly tied to OpenAI. Investors have become pickier in the AI ​​space, with less willingness to indiscriminately reward spending on AI, even as they bet on its long-term potential. OpenAI did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. After the Bloomberg report, some analysts said the news showed bottlenecks emerging beyond chips for the data center expansion that technology companies are financing with hundreds of billions of dollars in investment. “Concerns about the ability to build data centers due to construction delays, power availability and other practical factors are becoming a much bigger factor than anticipated demands for AI capabilities,” said Bob O’Donnell, principal analyst at TECHnalysis Research. But he added that the market has become more sensitive to news of AI delays as investors examine the payoffs of the spending. Broadcom also fell more than 11% on Friday after it warned that surging sales of lower-margin custom AI processors were hurting profitability, fueling fears that the business could be less profitable. (Reporting by Juby Babu in Mexico City, additional reporting by Arnav Mishra and Anhata Rooprai in Bengaluru; Editing by Krishna Chandra Eluri and Alan Barona)