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17.11 / 14:27

Waters Mobile economy stage country hospital reports Taiwan refutes reports saying it is hiring 1 lakh Indian workers: ‘inaccurate news… negotiation ongoing’

Taiwan may hire 100,000 workers from India, Taiwanese Labor Minister Hsu Ming-chun said that the news is ‘inaccurate’. However, she admitted that the two countries are in talks but have yet to finalize the matter.

17.11 / 14:27

Fighting 2020 reports MP Election 2023: Over 71% voter turnout recorded as voting ends, violence hits Dimani | All that happened today

Follow MP, Chhattisgarh Assembly elections 2023 voting LIVE updates here The Agar Malwa district recorded the highest voter turnout at 82 per cent, while the lowest turnout was recorded in the Alirajpur district (56.24 per cent). "Districts like Bhopal, Alirajpur, and Gwalior recorded the lowest voting percentage so far," Madhya Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Anupam Rajan was quoted by news agency PTI as saying while giving details of the elections after 3 pm. Madhya Pradesh had seen 60.52 per cent voter turn-out till 3 pm in all the 230 assembly seats, and till 1 pm, the voter turnout in the state was recorded at 45.40 per cent.

17.11 / 14:03

show country reports reserves India's forex reserves drop by $462 million to $590.3 billion: RBI Data

RBI) showed on Friday, November 17. In the previous reporting week, the overall reserves had increased by $4.672 billion to $590.783 billion. In October 2021, the country's forex kitty had reached an all-time high of $645 billion.

17.11 / 14:03

Google Apple Software reports strain Upcoming iPhone 16 could include a hardware cooling system: Report

graphene thermal system for the upcoming iPhone 16 lineup. Moreover, the report adds that the Pro model from the iPhone 16 lineup might incorporate metal battery casings in order to avoid overheating issues. Previously, Ian Zelbo from 9to5Mac had reported issues with high temperatures.

17.11 / 14:03

Target Remark President performer country reports 'Express regret over Arjuna Ranatunga's comments', says Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe to Jay Shah over phone

International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended the cricket board of Sri Lanka, citing the interference by the government, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe on 17 November called Asian Cricket Council (ACC) President Jay Shah and expressed regret over the remarks of Arjuna Ranatunga blaming him for the collapse of Sri Lankan cricket, reported The Hindu. Earlier, former World Cup-winning Sri Lankan skipper Arjuna Ranatunga had accused Jay Shah of 'running' and 'ruining' Sri Lanka Cricket. “The President spoke to Mr. Shah yesterday (Thursday) morning.

17.11 / 14:03

Twitter Fighting show country reports Chhattisgarh Election Phase 2 voting ends, over 67% voter turnout recorded | All that happened today

Chhattisgarh Election 2023 Phase Two: The second and last phase of voting for the Chhattisgarh Assembly Election 2023 ended at 5 pm on Friday. As the polling concluded, a voter turnout of 67.48 per cent was recorded till 5 pm across 70 assembly constituencies of the state. As per the data released by the Election Commission of India on the Voter Turnout App, the Dhamtari district recorded the highest voter turnout at 79.89 per cent, while the lowest turnout was recorded in the Raipur district.

17.11 / 14:03

reports regulatory New regulatory risk weights will hit Indian banks' capital adequacy by 60 bps: S&P Global

credit cards, and lending to nonbank finance companies (NBFCs) by 25 percentage points. This will likely lead to higher lending rates, lower credit growth, and increase the need for capital raising among weak lenders, it said. The reports projects that higher risk weights will ultimately support asset quality.

17.11 / 14:03

performer song singer stars reports India Vs Australia, ICC World Cup 2023 Final: Dua Lipa to perform at closing ceremony! Here's details

ICC Men's World Cup 2023 coming to its conclusion on 19 November at Ahmedabad, as two-time world champions India will face 5-time Australia, the closing ceremony will be a star-studded event. According to a report by India Today, the international singer and winner of six Brit Awards, three Grammy Awards, and two Guinness World Records – Dua Lipa – may perform at the closing ceremony.

17.11 / 14:03

Citi Ball Hallmark show performer country reports India vs Australia final: ICC to invite all World Cup-winning captains in Ahmedabad

World Cup winning captains to watch the final between India and Australia on Sunday, 19 November. However, doubts remain on 1992 World Cup winning captain Imran Khan of Pakistan. According to the reports Mahndra Singh Dhoni may attend the event alongwith other winning captains of the coveted World Cup.

17.11 / 13:29

Citi Fighting Southern President Battlefield reports prevention Ukrainian marines claim multiple bridgeheads across a key Russian strategic barrier

Ukraine's marine corps said on Friday it has secured multiple bridgeheads on the eastern bank of the Dnieper River in the Kherson region in fighting it described as having left nearly 3,500 Russians killed or wounded and dozens of ammunition depots, tanks, armoured vehicles and other weaponry destroyed. The Marine Infantry Command's claims are the first to come directly from the Ukrainian military about advances across one of Russia's most significant strategic barriers.

17.11 / 13:07

SVB cover reports Big banks face larger burden from SVB collapse

The U.S. government overrode industry objections and approved a plan to saddle the biggest banks with much of the tab for refilling the nation’s bedrock deposit-insurance fund.

17.11 / 13:07

show reports Retirement plan contributions slipped in 2022, survey shows

Contributions to retirement plans fell last year following record contribution rates from participants and employers in 2021, according to a survey of 401(k) plans released Thursday by the Plan Sponsor Council of America.

17.11 / 12:33

Provident Booking cover information reports prevention NOT RBI’s move will not impact bank’s ability to grow: SBI Chairman

State Bank of India’s chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara on Friday said the Reserve Bank of India’s move on consumer loans would not affect the lender’s ability to grow. “I think overall, we are not really impacted as much in terms of our ability to grow and support the book which we have. But yes, of course, there could be certain other entities which might experience some kind of a pressure as far as supporting this kind of book is concerned,” Khara said in an interview with ET Now. The impact of the increased risk weight on personal loans, including credit cards, will be 55-60 bps, said the SBI chairman. Further, Khara said that SBI's capital adequacy ratio stood at 14.28% as of September end.

17.11 / 11:59

FIVE Booking Ball country reports testing travelers Forgotten heroes: Veterans recall India's first women's world cup

(This story originally appeared in on Nov 16, 2023)

17.11 / 11:59

Entertainment film Actor show performer stars reports Beloved kabuki actor Ennosuke Ichikawa convicted over parents' suicide

Ennosuke Ichikawa was arrested in June after his mother and father — also an actor in the highly stylised form of traditional Japanese theatre — were found unconscious at his Tokyo home in May and later died. All three then reportedly decided on a suicide pact, with the parents taking sleeping pills with their son's assistance. Ichikawa was also found slumped in his home but recovered, while his 76-year-old father and 75-year-old mother died. Following Friday's court ruling, Ichikawa issued a statement saying he feels «indescribable guilt». «I thought I would leave deep scars on the tradition and culture of kabuki,» Ichikawa said of his initial reaction to the tabloid article.

17.11 / 11:43

Citi FIVE Booking President country reports travelers India Vs Australia, ICC World Cup 2023 Final: Hotel rooms touch ₹2 lakh in Ahmedabad, flights rates rose 5-7 times

Rohit Sharma-led Indian cricket team all set to face the Pat Cummins-led Australia on 19 November at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi stadium for the high-adrenaline-filled ICC Men's World Cup final, hotel room tariff in Gujarat's Ahmedabad and airfares to the city have skyrocketed. According to a report by news agency PTI, the hotel room tariffs for the night of the match have gone up as high as ₹2 lakh in top five-star hotels in the city, while other hotels have also increased their rates by five to seven times.

17.11 / 11:43

Target Ball Racing performer Inside reports India vs Australia final: Australia's Deputy PM Richard Marles to attend final in Ahmedabad

World Cup final between India and Australia in Ahmedabad on Sunday. According to reports, Australia's PM Anthony Albanese invited to attend India Vs Australia World Cup final on Sunday and he has deputed Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles to attend the match which coincides with India, Australia 2+2 India will meet Australia in the final. Several players, including Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami, Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja, were spotted in the team bus in Ahmedabad.

17.11 / 11:43

IPO FIVE Booking Gap band reports share price week Tata Tech IPO: Tata Investment share price rallies over 20% ahead of the issue next week

Tata Investment Corporation rallied over 20% on Friday's trading session, touched to ₹3,909.90 per piece ahead of upcoming initial public offering (IPO) of Tata Technologies. Tata Investment shares opened ₹ 3,270 per share in the early morning trading on Friday, against previous close at ₹ 3,257 . Tata Technologies, which is all set to go public on November 22, is a subsidiary of Tata Motors in which Tata Investment is a promoter group entity.

17.11 / 11:43

Digital Aware Platform Hyundai song reports Amazon and Hyundai partner to offer car buying facility on e-commerce platform

Amazon. Moreover, the report highlights that customers on Amazon can also opt for a financing scheme and finish the complete process of transaction. The customer can also choose to get their cars delivered at their address or they can visit a nearby dealership to get their car models.

17.11 / 11:43

Action Experts show reports Mint Explainer: Why RBI raising risk weights for consumer loans is significant

move to tighten credit control, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday raised risk weights for unsecured consumer credits, including personal loans and credit card dues, signalling its concerns over aggressive lending in these sectors. Mint takes a look at how the RBI’s move will impact lenders, and how risk weights act as a regulatory tool to modulate loan demand. Risk weights are pivotal in banking regulation, as they dictate the capital set aside for different loan types, reflecting their risk profiles.

17.11 / 11:37