Pavel Durov, the billionaire cofounder of messaging app Telegram, says he has fathered more than 100 kids — and plans to leave them his estimated $17 billion fortune.

Colonel Alvin Gonzalez is surprised by his Air Force airmen daughter, Ariana, at his retirement from the U.S. Army National Guard in Puerto Rico. Warming waters are causing the colors of the ocean to ...

Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation’s (GMC) debut municipal bond issue received an overwhelming response from investors, being oversubscribed nine times, marking a historic financial milestone. The Rs ...

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Telegram CEO and founder Pavel Durov plans to split his estate between over 100 children, most of which were fathered via sperm donation.

Over 100 Gen Apha kids are set to one day become overnight millionaires—and they may not even know it, thanks to the tech ...

Messaging service Telegram is one of the most downloaded apps worldwide. Its private chat setting has made it a free space ...

MakeMyTrip raises $3.1 billion via equity and convertible bonds, marking Asia-Pacific's largest concurrent offering of its ...

Telegram's co-founder and CEO Pavel Durov will be allowed to travel to Dubai, according to a report in the French daily Le ...

The MBTA plans to sell about $939 million in municipal bonds, according to preliminary bond documents. It is the latest US ...

The state of California is hiring — and some roles pay up to $47,000 a month. High-paying state jobs are available in several ...