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03.02 / 01:39

markets Strategy Trade President country social Donald Trump says Americans could feel 'some pain' from his new tariffs

Donald Trump said Sunday that Americans could feel «some pain» from the emerging trade war triggered by his tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China, and claimed that Canada would «cease to exist» without its trade surplus with the United States.

02.02 / 16:07

markets Provident Strategy PAM country Department International Most suggestions on IT Act were about simplifying language, widening presumptive taxation: CBDT Chairman

CBDT Chairman Ravi Agrawal said Sunday. Speaking to PTI during a post-Budget interview at his North Block office, Agrawal said the panel also «studied» the deliberations and processes of countries like the UK, Australia and some others where a similar tax law simplification exercise was undertaken.

02.02 / 10:33

Ball tennis Celebrity reports Features rights cricket Former UK PM Rishi Sunak visits Mumbai, plays tennis ball cricket

Rishi Sunak on Sunday visited the Parsee Gymkhana in south Mumbai and enjoyed a game of cricket, asserting he was happy that he did not get out too many times.

02.02 / 07:55

markets Target Action Strategy Trade President country Madan Sabnavis: The targets of Trump’s tariff strikes need not ‘chicken out’

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02.02 / 05:57

Action security wellness Trade President Celebrity country Read the transcript of Trudeau’s response to U.S. tariffs on Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has responded to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods.

02.02 / 05:07

markets UPS Manufacturing Universities electronic Colleges How Ashoke Mukherjee brought high-fidelity sound to India with Sonodyne

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The 1970s were a turbulent era for industry in Bengal. Violent strikes and frequent bandhs drove many Kolkata-based companies to relocate.

02.02 / 04:15

markets UPS Cooper Strategy PAM country UK to become first country to criminalise AI child abuse tools

AI tools used to generate sexual abuse images, the government announced Saturday.

02.02 / 02:45

markets Digital Strategy Experts PAM country Destinations budget 2025 Budget 2025: Govt announces plan to turn a BIT more friendly to investors

Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), as it seeks to make the country an attractive investment destination for foreign investors.

01.02 / 23:15

markets COST Strategy reports travelers Features International UK PM Keir Starmer's travels around the world cost taxpayers a staggering £700,000 in the first three months in office

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's summer of international travel has reportedly cost the taxpayers nearly £700,000 as it is being revealed by the transparency data from the Cabinet Office, reported Daily Mail.

01.02 / 04:55

markets Digital Strategy Experts Celebrity PAM Sudha Murthy touches Javed Akhtar's feet at Jaipur Literature Festival; video goes viral

Sudha Murthy was seen touching feet of celebrated lyricist Javed Akhtar at 18th edition of the Jaipur Literature Festival will run till February 3.

31.01 / 22:43

markets Strategy Xbox PAM stars reports Here are the biggest game releases coming to PS5, Xbox, Switch and PC this February

31.01 / 20:25

markets Strategy Election PAM show reports Support for UK's two main parties slumps: Nigel Farage's Reform UK surges ahead of the Tories, his party now just three points behind Labour, shows new poll

Reform UK is a fairly new political party that ran for the last premier national elections in the country but was not able to leave a huge mark. However, it now looks like his political party is slowly gaining traction, and is surging ahead of Tories and even the Labour Party.

31.01 / 15:47

information FCA to cut red tape around corporate bonds in push for greater retail investor and wealth manager access

Proposed changes from the FCA will aim to make it easier for listed companies to issue corporate bonds that retail investors and wealth managers can purchase, in another attempt by the regulator to democratise access to a broader range of assets. The proposals would also «give investors the information they need to make an informed decision», the watchdog said. FCA softens enforcement approach following backlash «More flexible and cheaper capital raising should help UK-listed companies to grow,» the FCA added, with the hope that by offering bonds in smaller sizes, it would improv...

31.01 / 08:37

markets COST FIVE economy Trade country 2020 5 years after Britain left the EU, the full impact of Brexit is still emerging

Friday marks five years since Britain left the European Union at 11 p.m. on Jan. 31, 2020

31.01 / 06:27

COST Provident Progressive performer reports Tata Steel, JSW Steel Q3 hurt by price erosion. Rebound on the horizon?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Indian steel majors Tata Steel Ltd and JSW Steel Ltd experienced strong domestic demand in the December quarter (Q3FY25), which helped offset a 12-13% drop in realization for both companies. Tata Steel’s standalone Ebitda declined 8% year-on-year, but was 24% higher than analysts’ estimates, supported by lower other expenses and 8% growth in volumes.

31.01 / 05:53

markets UPS Art show audience Why curators are the caregivers of the art world

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. In 2022, Delhi-based curator Adwait Singh was invited to curate the Mardin Biennale in Turkey in a location close to the Syrian border. In one of the 19th-century limestone buildings in the town of Mardin, he brought together 40 artists from countries across the famous Silk Route, inviting them to reflect on the themes of dispossession and resistance.

31.01 / 04:31

UPS Strategy economy Election President rights politician Is Europe bound for a Trumpian economic reset?

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen gives a press conference at the EU headquarters in Brussels, Jan. 29.

31.01 / 03:47

UPS CEO Remark wellness information Colleges Profiles Indian-origin man’s 'no women’ work rule stuns British woman CEO. Check her response

Louisa Klouda, who serves as the CEO of Fenchurch Legal, made the incident public by sharing a screenshot of her conversation with Nirmal Patel. In the exchange, Patel informed her of his reluctance to collaborate with female professionals and ended his message with the unprofessional remark, «Be well, sweetheart.”

30.01 / 22:19

markets UPS Strategy PAM stars reports Justin Bieber's hollow-eyed appearance sparks concern from fans as some say he is destructing in front of their eyes amid reports his actions are taking a toll on wife Hailey

Justin Bieber, who has been a child star for many across the globe, has recently been seen all withdrawn and hollow-eyed in public, something that is severely bothering his fans. Some are even claiming that this 'unacceptable behavior' of his may be pushing the singing legend's wife Hailey Bieber to the brink, according to a Daily Mail UK report.

30.01 / 22:19

markets UPS Extreme Fox Experts reports This member has earned the title of the 'hardest working royal' for no-nonsense dedication to duty; here's all about her

Princess Anne who is now approximately 74 still remains extremely committed to her royal duties while rejecting the notion of retirement in spite of all the challenges in the British royal family, reported Fox News.

30.01 / 22:19

markets Manufacturing Strategy Nintendo stars reports Donald Trump could have a big say in Nintendo Switch 2's price and success; here's the reason why

handheld gaming devices are all the hype. However, there is a catch around its pricing structure and future in the market, and according to a Daily Star UK report, new US President Donald Trump may be responsible for the same.

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