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10.08 / 00:11

UPS COMPOSITE show cover 30-year-old memo challenges Wrights’ claim to Rinehart cash

The family of mining pioneer Peter Wright has known for decades that it has no claim to the billions of dollars flowing from Hancock Prospecting’s Hope Downs iron ore mines, lawyers claim.

09.08 / 23:33

COST UPS Action Racing cover Costs Harvard cannot recoup $15 million from insurer for race case costs, court rules

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09.08 / 19:25

UPS Provident Target stage country cover social 'Pan-India surveys of migrant & domestic workers to start soon'

migrant workers and domestic workers, paving the way for the government to introduce a targeted policy interventions to provide social security and other benefits to these workers. Interventions, wherever needed, could come in through a dedicated policy or tweaking in the existing laws, or the Labour Codes, a senior official told ET.

09.08 / 18:53

Target Reuters track cover White House to detail plans restricting some US investments in China -source

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09.08 / 18:53

Provident FIVE CAT performer track cover bond funds Cat bond funds ranked among 2023's top-performing credit funds

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09.08 / 18:23

Digital Citizens Platform Software voice cover Govt expects to implement new data protection law within 10 months

Personal Data Protection law within 10 months, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday. The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday passed the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2023 with a voice vote amid a walkout by opposition members over the Manipur issue. The Bill, which comes after six years of the Supreme Court declaring 'Right to Privacy' as a fundamental right, has provisions to curb the misuse of individuals' data by online platforms.

09.08 / 17:29

UPS CEO Matthews Metro cover exclusive Matthew Lau: The NDP wants lower grocery prices but higher wages for grocery workers. How does that work?

The largest strike in the history of Canada’s largest private-sector union, Unifor, is currently underway, with 3,700 workers shutting down 27 Metro grocery stores in the Greater Toronto Area by refusing to work. The strike is supported by NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, who in the same breath in which he rails against high prices at grocery stores demands grocery stores pay significantly higher prices for the labour that allows them to operate. It is not a political position calculated to demonstrate financial literacy, and is clear evidence the NDP cares nothing about actual food affordability: they just hate businesses earning profits.

09.08 / 17:01

Target Amazon country cover Amazon Forest talks: Leaders of 8 countries meet on protecting Amazon Forest, why is it so important?

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09.08 / 16:53

Provident Citizens Align Continental country cover folk ‘Native American’ or ‘Indigenous’? Journalism group rethinks name

The Native American Journalists Association is aiming to become more inclusive as its members vote on whether to rebrand as the Indigenous Journalists Association

09.08 / 16:43

UPS Aviat Airlines Strategy Mobile cover What Was Once a Weed Could Fuel Jet Engines

agricultural trading house Bunge. Exxon Mobil has a multiyear agreement with Global Clean Energy Holdings to purchase renewable diesel made from camelina. Growing these oilseed plants between main crop rotations on land already used for farming helps limit damage like deforestation, says Alex Clayton, global strategy and commercial lead for Nuseed Carinata.

09.08 / 15:41

UPS Manufacturing country cover Government should propose to GST Council to cut tax rates on fertilisers from current 5 per cent: Parliamentary panel

Parliamentary panel has recommended that the government should propose to the GST Council to reduce tax rates on fertilisers from the current 5 per cent. In its report laid in Parliament on Wednesday, Standing Committee on Chemicals and Fertilizers said the committee have been informed that fertilisers were placed under the 12 per cent GST bracket. However, on demand of various states, GST on fertilisers was reduced to 5 per cent.

09.08 / 15:41

Provident voice cover services What you need to know about inter-services organisations bill

Parliament on Tuesday passed a bill that seeks to provide the commander-in-chief and officer-in-command of inter-services organisations disciplinary and administrative powers over personnel from other forces serving in such establishments. The bill was cleared in the Rajya Sabha with a voice vote. The Lok Sabha had given its nod to the legislation on August 4.

09.08 / 15:25

cover social Varanasi court bans media from covering Gyanvapi survey

Varanasi court on Wednesday barred media from covering the ongoing ASI survey of the Gyanvapi complex from the spot and also directed members of the survey team to not give comments to any media outlet. The court of District Judge A K Vishvesh passed the order on a plea by the Gyanvapi management committee seeking a ban on the media coverage of the survey which is being conducted to determine whether the 17th-century mosque was constructed over a temple.

09.08 / 12:51

SEC Disney Platform Entertainment cover Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Penn Gaming, Lyft, WeWork and more

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09.08 / 11:13

Lowe's Target BlackRock Micron cover exclusive U.S. to Ban Some Investments in China

technology companies under an executive order the Biden administration will release Wednesday, escalating Washington’s efforts to prevent Beijing from developing cutting-edge technology for its military. The executive order is expected to cover direct investments in three technology sectors: semiconductors, quantum computing and artificial intelligence. It would prohibit investments in some forms of those technologies, while requiring Americans doing business in China to inform the U.S.

09.08 / 10:53

Provident cover Fed extends remit to cover 'novel' technology-driven risks

The Fed says the goal of the 'novel activities supervision program' is to foster the benefits of financial innovation while addressing risks to ensure the safety and soundness of the banking system. The programme will take a deep dive into embedded and open banking partnerships where a non-bank serves as a provider of banking products by using APIs that provide automated access to the bank’s infrastructure.Activities such as crypto-asset custody, crypto-collateralized lending, facilitating crypto-asset trading, and engaging in stablecoin/dollar token issuance or distribution, will also come under the watchdog's gaze.

09.08 / 10:31

COST UPS ANZ show cover Premium Customers Suncorp premium rises a ‘perfect storm’ riling customers

Skyrocketing insurance premiums are beginning to test the limits of consumers, after insurer Suncorp jacked up the cost of home and car policies by more than 10 per cent.

09.08 / 08:03

COST UPS Provident cover Features Govt using AI to check for frauds under Ayushman Bharat health insurance; Features, benefits of Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana

This program is a component of the government's ambition to guarantee that all of its residents, particularly the underprivileged and vulnerable populations, have access to high-quality hospital care without suffering any financial hardship as a result of accessing those services. Key Features of PM-JAYIt provides a cover of

09.08 / 05:01

Target Strategy cover Gold price today: Rates rise on positive global cues; what should be your strategy for gold today?

₹59,340 per 10 grams around 10:15 am. Experts expect gold prices to remain volatile for today and tomorrow ahead of the US retail inflation print on Thursday. Ravindra Rao, CMT, EPAT, VP – Head Commodity Research, Kotak Securities expects gold prices to trade with a positive bias for the day amid safe-haven bids.

09.08 / 00:05

UPS Provident Target Progressive NMC country cover Australian Australian firms could suffer under Albanese carbon policy: Glencore

Glencore chief executive Gary Nagle says the Albanese government’s new carbon policy is progressive by global standards and could do Australia more harm than good.

08.08 / 23:15

Action cover Aussie regulator removes Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's add-on liquidity requirement

(Reuters) — Australia's prudential regulator said on Wednesday Bendigo and Adelaide Bank no longer needs to keep an additional amount of cash reserve after the mid-sized lender took steps to rectify issues related to liquidity requirements.

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