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Donald Trump Jr has said that conservative pundit Tucker Carlson could make a good vice presidential running mate for his father, The Hill reported. While speaking to cable channel Newsmax about whether he would consider Carlson, Trump Jr said the option was «on the table,» according to The Hill report.

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NEW DELHI : In the interim budget presented in February 2019, ahead of the last general elections, the Centre announced the flagship PM-Kisan scheme which promised a direct cash transfer of ₹6,000 every year for every farm household. The scheme, which now accounts for a lion’s share of the agriculture budget, came on the back of falling crop prices and losses for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in crucial state elections. Things have changed this time around.

Investing.com-- Japanese consumer inflation eased as expected in December, furthering bets that the Bank of Japan will keep its ultra-dovish policy largely unchanged when it meets in the coming week.

By Leika Kihara and Takahiko Wada

By Tom Westbrook

Republican lawmakers in Kansas have passed a broad package of tax cuts promoted as widespread relief

OpenAI is expanding beyond nifty products like ChatGPT and has announced that it is following through with its pledge to distribute AI’s benefits to all of humanity. Just kidding! It’s actually launched a ‘store’ to monetize its language model technology and share that wealth with other businesses. And it’s using an incentive structure that has a history of unpleasant side effects on, yes, humanity.

By Suzanne McGee

SitusAMC managing director Tim Rood analyzes the housing market after the interest rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage increased on Cavuto: Coast to Coast.

DeBianchi Real Estate President and realtor Sam DeBianchi gives advice to millennials who are struggling to buy homes on Making Money.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) China announced plans to embark on a countrywide tour to exhibit its leading Cybertruck pickup, as revealed on WeChat, China's social media messaging platform.

Newly unredacted documents from New Mexico’s lawsuit against Meta underscore the company’s historical reluctance to keep children safe on its platforms

Issey Miyake’s fall-winter collection has transformed the runway in Paris’ Palais de Tokyo into a visual feast, fusing art and fashion at Paris Fashion Week

Poland's lawmakers have approved the key 2024 state budget but it still needs approval from President Andrzej Duda, who is allied with the right-wing opposition

Wall Street is holding steadier as yields stabilize in the bond market following a jump earlier in the week

Tata Communications’ profit for the quarter ended December 2023 fell by 88% to ₹45.1 crore compared to the year before, missing estimates, as it provisioned for the impact of the Supreme Court judgment on treating licence fee paid to the government as capital expenditure instead of revenue expenditure for calculating taxes. “Even though the company is not a party to the above judgment and its case is different and distinguishable from the above judgment, as a matter of prudence the company has assessed and recorded a provision of ₹185.52 crore towards interest which has been disclosed as an exceptional item and a provision of ₹21.09 crore towards tax (net) due to change in effective tax rate on account of adoption of new tax regime," the enterprise connectivity provider said Thursday. The telecom player also accounted for deferred tax on refunds it received from pending tax litigations with the government, said MD and CEO A.S.

₹6,149 per bbl, having swung between ₹6,000 and ₹6,157 per bbl during the session, against a previous close of ₹5,972 per barrel. The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a larger than expected draw in crude inventories of 2.5 million barrels in the week ended Jan.

By Shristi Achar A and Shashwat Chauhan

Israel, where the offensive in Gaza, now in its fourth month, has caused a shortage of labour. Masons, painters, electricians, plumbers and some farmers said they were looking for jobs in Israel with some willing to risk going into a conflict zone because they could make five times more money in a year than they would at home. «There is unemployment here and it's because of it that people want to leave,» said Lekharam, a mason who was among the workers gathered at a recruitment camp in Rohtak, 66 km (40 miles) from the capital, New Delhi. «If it's in our destiny to die, then we can die either here or there. My hope is that we will go and do good work and spend some time and come back.» India, now the world's most populous nation with a population of 1.4 billion, has an urban unemployment rate of 6.6%, government data shows, but more than 17% of workers younger than 29 are unemployed and others work as casual labour. Unemployment and underemployment are a key concern for authorities, despite world-beating economic growth of 7.3%.