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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025 is now in its second week. The US-based e-commerce platform has announced that more than 3.80 crore users visited the platform in the first 48 hours. About 70 percent of these website visits came from India's nine metropolitan cities, the company claims. Although the company has yet to announce the exact date when the sale event will end, it has highlighted that the sale will continue till Diwali.

CMF Headphone Pro wireless headphones have been launched in select markets as the first over-ear headphones from the company. The latest addition to the company's audio portfolio comes in three colour options and features 40mm drivers. They offer active noise cancellation (ANC). They support the LDAC codec and offer Hi-Res audio playback.

Qatar National Bank (QNB) has integrated JPMorgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments platform to process US dollar corporate transactions in minutes. The platform offers 24/7 settlement, handling billions daily, and signalling growing institutional adoption of blockchain. Analysts say this move strengthens confidence in digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Chainlink, marking a major step in the global shift towards blockchain-powered finance.

Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025 began on September 23 for everyone. The Prime subscribers got 24-hour early access to the sale event, allowing them to grab the best deals before others. Although the company has yet to reveal when the sale event will conclude, the date could be approaching soon, as it has entered the second week. While it is live, customers can get the best offers on electronics such as phones, smartwatches, true wireless stereo (TWS) headsets, home appliances, washing machines, refrigerators, PCs, and laptops.

Canva AI, the company’s suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, has expanded support to 16 new languages, including Hindi, Arabic, Chinese, and Spanish. Users can now write prompts and receive outputs in their native languages. The update also adds support for 31 locales, allowing more culturally relevant and context-aware designs across regions.