No O&G will pay 100M annually for GT

I usually visit my brother and his family there annually. I will not be back if I have to give private, pedophile-linked corporations my face just to use my phone. I hope all tourism dies in your country over this

CONCENTRATION CAMPS 1899–1902 Concentration Camp Remembrance Day is observed annually in South Africa on 16 June to commemorate the approximately 28,000 to 38,000 Boer women, children, and elderly people, who died in this camps.

Valuation disconnect between $NVDA and $AMD is hard to ignore. $NVDA is expected to grow 46% annually by 2028. Trading at 13x 2028 earnings. $AMD is expected to grow 44% annually by 2028. Trading at 30x 2028 earnings. One of them is gravely mispriced. I bet it’s the former.

Pratap Kalita of Bagta has transformed 14 bighas into a thriving integrated farm with paddy, flowers, vegetables, fruits and rice–pisci culture. Adopting natural farming, he now earns around 10 lakh annually, inspiring sustainable agriculture. @CMOfficeAssam @Pijush_hazarika

#AdaniAirportsPrixVersailles From Paris Comes Recognition for Adani Airports Presented annually at UNESCO Headquarters, Prix Versailles has named Navi Mumbai International Airport and Guwahati Airport's Terminal 2 among the World's Most Beautiful Airports 2026. A significant milestone for Adani Airports and India's aviation infrastructure journey.

Remember the $TSLA will “grow 50% annually for the foreseeable future” comments in 2022? And that it would deliver 20 million cars by 2030? 2025 actuals: - Revenue DOWN 3% - Deliveries of 1.6M, DOWN 8% 2026 doesn’t appear to be much better. No new roadster demo (as was promised most recently for April and then silence), no semi still, super slow Robotaxi rollout, -0- Optimus deliveries, and even the energy business growth has slowed. Tesla proponents were expecting 2026 to be “the year” when Robotaxis and Optimus would add meaningful revenue. Robotaxi and Optimus appear as though they will be 0% of 2026 Tesla revenues. Now it’s “pump $SPCX” time. “$1 trillion in revenue by 2030.” Cool! Why was Q1 2026 growth just 15%? Why is Twitter revenue down 40% since acquisition? Why does XAI’s main source of revenue come from renting data centers it made for its own use? I say this as someone who believes SpaceX will achieve a trillion dollars in revenues, some day, but it’s just not gonna happen in 4 years! 10-15, maybe! That’s a big delta. SpaceX investors who might be new to “Elon time” and the huge number of Elon promises that he simply abandons over time, should keep this in mind. Starship was supposed to put humans on mars by 2020, “2022 at the latest.” We’re no longer even talking about Mars anymore! And 6 years later, Starship still hasn’t had a successful flight. And one thing that’s made it more difficult for him to achieve any of these goals is that he’s eliminated access to AT LEAST 1/2 of the talent pool with his hyper-criticism of anyone who disagrees with his politics, often painting those people as wanting to end civilization. I happen to agree with a lot of Elon’s political views, but if I didn’t, I certainly wouldn’t want to go work for someone who thought my views were intended to end humanity. This is the equivalent of shooting yourself in the foot. To some, it might seem wrong to criticize Elon, who is one of the most accomplished humans in history. His vision and drive have brought so much to life that was often thought to be impossible. To me, despite Elon’s accomplishments, it would be wrong to avoid criticizing someone, no matter what they did or said. His constant pumping of stock, completely irresponsible public timelines, and the never ending new promises of what his companies will do, but without realistic timeframes, and abandoning past promises with no explanation, are all worthy of criticism. Nobody should be beyond reproach!

World Sea Turtle Day is celebrated annually on June 16th, Not to be confused with World Turtle day on May 23, Pretty sure Marco Rubio Is In Charge Of It 🧐🐢🤔🫢😅😂🤣🐢🫣

Primary School: Approximately KSh 1,420 to KSh 2,238 per learner annually, depending on the current fiscal distribution.Junior School (JSS): KSh 15,042 to KSh 15,043 per learner annually.Senior School / Secondary: KSh 22,244 per learner annually for Free Day Secondary Education (FDSE).Special Needs Schools: KSh 57,974 per learner annually (with parents contributing the balance). Per Student MR Political blow horn

Canada’s Brutal Reality vs. Government & Media Lies (Mid-2026) The federal government refuses to admit their policies caused this crisis — and they continue doubling down anyway. Rapid immigration without supply response, regulatory layering, conditional energy projects, public sector bloat, and WEF-style implementation via backdoor rules (not Parliament) are core drivers. They blame the world and external factors while average Canadians pay the price. Average Canadians — private-sector workers, families, youth — are living in a prolonged recession and structural stagnation. The subsidized media echoes the lies by pushing aggregate GDP spin while burying the per-person collapse. • Per-capita disaster: Real GDP per person has been flat-to-declining for years. From 2014–2024: just 3.2% total growth (~0.4% annually) — one of the worst records in the developed world. Recent quarters show ongoing weakness. This is the metric that matters for wages, opportunity, and living standards. Canada is falling behind peers dramatically. • No building, only dismantling: Industrial machinery & equipment investment at historic lows. More businesses closing than opening for six consecutive quarters (CFIB, April 2026). 55% of small business owners say they wouldn’t recommend starting one now. Equipment sales confirm it: we’re shrinking productive capacity, not expanding. • The squeeze on real people: • Housing crisis locking youth at home (record numbers can’t launch independent lives). • Food prices hammering staples. • Average family pays 43.5% of income in taxes ($72,539 on $166,790 earnings) — Tax Freedom Day June 9. • Healthcare waits ~30 weeks. • Public sector added 950,000 jobs (2015–2024) — ~30% of all net job growth — while private dynamism collapses. This is not the 1970s–80s inflation crisis. It’s worse in many ways for average citizens: slower erosion of opportunity, youth trapped, private economy hollowed out. No other G7 nation matches this exact toxic mix of per-capita decline, entrepreneurial drought, and policy denial. Average Canadians know the truth because they live it every day. The government and media can keep lying — the data and kitchen-table reality expose it. StatCan, CFIB, Fraser Institute, National Bank charts, and lived experience don’t

🚨Tata Consumer Products to add 50-100 Starbucks outlets annually, with plan to reach 8,000 stores. Currently there are 502 Starbucks stores across 80 cities in India.

U are comparing 2 diff industries also i know that senior engrs in the O&G are making more than 195m annually. Check what ceos of the oil and gas companies are earning. Pay is heavily dependent on industry not just role. GTs are earning more than some ceos of mid-small comps

ULTRATECH CEMENT ULTRACEMCO DEPLOYS 45 HEAVY-DUTY E-TRUCKS; REDUCES 8,900 TONNE CO2 EMISSIONS ANNUALLY, DISPLACES 2.9M LITRES DIESEL/YEAR

Do you know why my money's in $STRC & not in banks? It's the 11% - monthly. Banks only offer APR/APY of usual 2-4% ANNUALLY. This is monthly. If you're not doing your Math - you're killing your own wealth. I'm not saying you should buy $STRC & hold it in your portfolio like me... But it's worth thinking about what value are you getting by being lazy about your banking choices & financial habits skills. @Strategy gives me also indirect exposure to Japanese market via @Metaplanet (OTC: $MTPLF; TYO: 3305).

This is your best analogy since the pudflefish. Kinda related, I'd love to see a rant on how people never investigate these numbers they throw around that would "solve x problem". Per quick google search (and likely inaccurate but in the ballpark), we already spend about 4 billion annually on homelessness. We haven't been halving homelessness every year. I didn't check his other numbers, I'm assuming they're just as poorly researched.

SpaceX has agreed to purchase Cursor, the world’s fastest-growing software startup, for $60 billion in stock. Cursor boasts over 1 million paying customers and generates more than $2 billion annually. Its revenue is projected to reach $6 billion by the end of 2026. This marks the largest software acquisition in history, valuing Cursor at 20 to 30 times its current revenue. The deal awaits regulatory approval and is anticipated to close in Q3 2026. $SPCX