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A coalition of environmental groups is suing Utah's government, saying the state has failed to stop the Great Salt Lake from shrinking at an alarming pace

The University of South Florida is looking for some big changes when the Tampa school plans to open a new $340 million on-campus football stadium in 2026

Australian Retirement Trust, the country’s second largest pension fund, is scouring the world for a new chief executive officer after Bernard Reilly announced he was stepping down.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is facing growing skepticism from some leading rich and developing nations as the residual impact of sanctions against Russia is deepening divisions among the Group of 20 countries

₹75 crore on its opening day across all language versions in India, and it's noteworthy that this release falls on a Thursday. In terms of early shows, the Hindi version exhibited an initial 46% occupancy, a figure that is projected to increase throughout the day. On the film's opening day, morning show occupancy stood at 43%, with the NCR region recording a 42% occupancy rate.

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Nifty settled higher for the fifth consecutive session on Thursday, September 7, supported by gains in select heavyweights, including Larsen & Toubro, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank, even as global cues were weak amid concerns over higher interest rates for an extended period. In Asian markets, Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai and Hong Kong ended lower. European markets were trading in the green in early deals.

New Zealand needs immigrants to fill skills shortages, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said, indicating he won’t seek to actively curtail a record inflow of foreign workers if he wins next month’s election. “We are going to have to bring in skilled workers,” Hipkins said at the Bloomberg Address Wednesday in Auckland. “What we will focus on is making sure the immigration that we have is contributing to economic growth and isn’t being used as a substitute for it.” Hipkins, leader of the ruling Labour Party, said governments “can grow the economy just by putting people into it but that’s not going to raise our standard of living.” “We have to carefully consider our immigration settings all the way along to make sure it’s contributing to overall growth per capita,” he said. New Zealand is experiencing near-record net immigration after Hipkins tweaked policy to help solve a damaging worker shortage that was driving up wages and costs. The surge of arrivals has so far helped to calm pressures in the labor market without injecting fresh demand into housing that might trigger a fresh wave of inflation.

Indian rupee ended at a record closing low on Thursday, despite the central bank's likely intervention, as elevated U.S. treasury yields and weakness in other Asian currencies weighed on the local unit. The rupee ended at 83.21 against the U.S.

consumer spending in the economy. According to customs data released on Thursday, China’s exports dipped 8.8% year-on-year (YoY) to $284.87 billion in August, registering its fourth straight month of decline. However, exports beat a forecast of 9.2% fall in a Reuters poll and off a 14.5% drop in July.

nomination in order to address concerns about increased unclaimed deposits and investments due to death of account holder, according to a Times of India (ToI) news report. There are thousands of crores of unclaimed money in our country's banks. These are accounts where the bank holder put money and then died, leaving the money with the bank because no nominee was filed against his account/investment. What is nomination Nomination facility is mandatory for all deposit accounts. Nomination refers to the procedure of naming a beneficiary to receive the proceeds of investments or assets. Nominee is an individual who will receive the benefit.

Vedanta Resources is planning to meet bondholders in Singapore and Hong Kong as the next year deadline of debt repayment is coming closer. The owner of publicly listed Vedanta Ltd, is currently facing next year's deadline for the repayment of about $2 billion of notes next year. The non-deal roadshow is expected to take place as soon as next week, reported Bloomberg citing sources.

Pralhad Joshi on Thursday accused senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh of twisting facts about constitutional provisions and parliamentary procedures related to Parliament sessions. It is crucial to stop the spread of misinformation that scandalises Parliament and its procedures, the parliamentary affairs minister said in a rejoinder to Ramesh who had accused him of being «misleading» in his reply to Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's letter to the prime minister. The Congress has been targeting the government for not disclosing the agenda of the five-day special session starting from September 18. Ramesh had claimed the agenda of every special session in the past was well known in advance and alleged that it was only the Modi government that «distorts» parliamentary conventions. Seeking to set the record straight, Joshi accused him of «falsely claiming» that the historic function in Parliament's Central Hall on June 30, 2017 for the GST roll out, was a Parliament session. «That's just not true! It wasn't a session under Article 85 of the Constitution,» he said on X. «Now, let's address another misrepresentation.

Feeding animals is a common practice: It is a common practice in urban and rural areas to feed animals. The practice stems from traditions and in many households special rotis and rice are cooked to feed animals. As a result of this practice, animals like dogs, cats, and cows often settle or become regular visitors to places where humans settle.

Nifty are up nearly 2 per cent in September so far. While the sentiment seems to have slightly improved, the market has to deal with many headwinds in the short term. The risk of inflation is not gone, interest rates are high and central banks have been saying they can still raise rates.

The Indian government has notified about an open-source Remote Access Trojan (RAT) called DogeRAT that is targeting Indian Android users as part of a sophisticated malware campaign. The information came to light via an advisory released by the Controller General of Defence Accounts under the Defence Ministry.

record volumes in recent months, despite Western embargoes, dwindling domestic production and the risks of navigating the Black Sea, Russia’s crude shipments fell to 3m barrels a day (b/d) in August, some 800,000 lower than the April-May average and below pre-war levels. They are likely to remain sub-par. On September 5th Russia said it would extend a “voluntary" 300,000 b/d cut first announced for August to the end of 2023 (the baseline for this reduction is unclear).

Investment advisors worried about what may be in store when the SEC knocks on their door received a fairly detailed preview from the agency Wednesday.

Reliance Industries' foray into the wind energy space could disrupt the sector in the same way his group did with refineries, petrochemicals, telecom, and retail. To his credit, Ambani has created the world's largest grassroots petroleum refinery at Jamnagar, Gujarat, doubling its capacity from 33 MTPA in 2010 to over 72 MTPA now. Ambani launched the retail business in 2010 and today Reliance Retail Ltdis the largest retailer in India.

JTL Industries shares will be on investors’ radar on Thursday as the stock will trade ex-bonus today. JTL Industries share price has jumped over 114% in the last one year period, doubling investors’ money. The board of directors of JTL Industries had earlier declared bonus shares in 1:1 ratio and the fixed record date for issuance of bonus shares on September 7.

Bonus shares 2023: Gensol Engineering shares are one of the multibagger stocks that Indian stock market has delivered in 2023. In YTD time, this multibagger stock has risen from around ₹1013 to ₹2026, doubling investors' money in 2023.