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markets
FIVE
security
Refugees
shooting
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Salwan Momika shot dead: Who was the controversial Iraqi refugee in Sweden known for publicly burning the Quran?
Salwan Momika, a 38-year-old Iraqi refugee known for burning copies of the Quran, was shot and killed in his home in Sodertalje, Sweden, late Wednesday, along with fellow protester Salwan Najem. Swedish authorities confirmed the death and have detained five individuals in connection with the killing.
30.01 / 09:59
UPS
community
show
Courts
Videos
UK woman gets 12-month term for 'cyber-farting' at ex. The bizarre reason explained
cyber-farting.' The woman, Rhiannon Evans, was ordered to pay nearly £300 after admitting to sending videos of herself passing gas to her boyfriend’s ex-partner. The court also sentenced Evans to a 12-month community order along with a two-year restraining order. Additionally, she must attend 15 rehabilitation sessions and observe a 60-day alcohol abstinence period. The incident occurred over the Christmas and New Year period, starting on December 22nd and continuing through January 1st. Evans sent multiple videos to Deborah Prytherech.
30.01 / 07:25
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COST
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PAM
International
Tata Steel doesn’t want growth at cost of debt: CFO Koushik Chatterjee
Tata Steel’s growth will not come at the cost of debt but will instead be a balance between the company’s internal accruals and deleveraging, chief financial officer Koushik Chatterjee said, even as the steelmaker projected a six-month delay in achieving breakeven in its UK operations.
30.01 / 05:19
Universities
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Relationships
America and China are talking. But much gets lost in translation
Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. EVEN AS AMERICA’S relationship with China enters a new, less predictable era, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping see the value in talking. On January 17th the leaders had a “very good" phone call, wrote Mr Trump on social media.
30.01 / 04:49
markets
Aviat
country
travelers
Traffic
International
Europe torn between bigger airports and climate goals
climate impact, according to industry insiders, as Britain backed expansion plans for Heathrow.
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UPS
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Inside
reports
shock
HSBC's shock closure of M&A and ECM outside Asia: "It's crazy"
First, HSBC asked its senior bankers to reapply for their own jobs last November. Then HSBC said it was considering «thoughtful» job cuts. Then HSBC said it was cutting 40% of staff at senior levels. Then, it trimmed unexpected salespeople and traders. Now, it seems that it's closing swathes of its investment bank in the UK, Europe and the US and focusing on Asia and the Middle East.
29.01 / 18:49
markets
Digital
Strategy
wellness
PAM
beautiful
HUL bets on global health drink to add zing to premium portfolio
Liquid IV is part of Hindustan Unilever's wider strategy to grow the share of its premium product portfolio by 9 percentage points in the beauty and wellbeing business-its biggest profit generator currently.
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Football
gatherings
Destinations
Crowd control, we need to fix our rep
Mahakumbh in Prayagraj. One, with this being the 'largest congregation of humanity', such 'accidents' can't really be stamped out. Two, that no matter how much such gatherings are touted as part of a vibrant culture, with human safety far from guaranteed, reputational damage will ensure that they remain an attraction for those who don't much care less for comfort and safety.
29.01 / 15:11
Provident
cover
testing
Updates
TNPSC Group 2 Mains admit card out; Here are steps to download and more
TNPSC Group 2 Mains admit card: The Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission (TNPSC) has issued the hall ticket for the Group 2 Mains examination. Candidates can now access and download their hall tickets from the official websites, www.tnpsc.gov.in and tnpscexams.in.
29.01 / 12:19
COST
economy
Coronavirus
pandemic
voice
UK Treasury chief backs third runway at London's Heathrow Airport
U.K. Treasury chief Rachel Reeves says that the new Labour government is backing the construction of third runway at London’s Heathrow Airport
29.01 / 11:09
markets
Target
FIVE
CEO
Strategy
Standard Life CEO Andy Curran to retire
He has led Standard Life, part of Phoenix Group, for the past five years. He oversaw the firm's growth strategy which it said had hit its targets two years ahead of schedule in 2023. Schroders-Phoenix joint venture gains approval for UK and global private markets LTAFs Another area of focus was reinvigorating the «historic brand» and extending the range of retail savings products on offer. After his departure, the business will move to a «flatter leadership structure», meaning its retirement solutions and asset management divisions will be combined into a new business unit led by P...
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UPS
IPO
Analysis
Trade
Experts
Hero Future Gears up for Rs 3,500 crore IPO
It is interacting with potential underwriters for the share offering in London, where Hero Future's chairman, Rahul Munjal, has been spending considerable time to help expand the global footprint of the renewable energy generator, said the sources cited above.
28.01 / 20:27
markets
Coca-Cola
Waters
Food
track
country
Investigations
Coca-Cola issues safety recall of soft drinks in Europe over chemical chlorate concerns
Coca-Cola has recalled some of its soft drinks in Europe after higher-than-normal levels of a chemical called chlorate were detected in bottles and cans at a Belgian production plant
28.01 / 19:37
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28.01 / 19:05
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PAM
Coca-Cola recall in Europe: Soft drink withdrawal due to chlorate risks
Three northern European countries announced the recall of many of their leading products, including the iconic Coca-Cola mainly due to alarming levels of a chemical by-product of water disinfection operations using chlorine dioxide. Amongst other beverages were Sprite, Fanta as well as Minute Maid. The tainted products were primarily produced at its bottling operation in Ghent, Belgium.
28.01 / 17:11
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Williams
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reports
Who will inherit late Princess Diana's childhood home Althorp House? Prince Harry and Prince William won't; here's the recipient
Prince Harry will not get their late mother Princess Diana's childhood home. The Althorp Estate, where Princess Diana was raised, is also where she is buried.
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