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PM Modi's Africa Trip Seeks To Once Again Check China: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to Africa on Thursday, seeking to boost India's economic influence in a region long dominated by rival China.
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Harvard University Set to Open an Office in Mumbai
The US' prestigious Harvard University is set to open its international offices in India, China and South Africa to facilitate research and academic work for its affiliates in those regions.
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China Admits 'Growing Pains' in Africa Relations
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang set off for a four-country tour of Africa on Sunday, acknowledging "growing pains" in China-Africa relations amid labor conflicts and other problems stemming from Chinese investment.
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India offers perfect opportunity for South African firms: Anand Sharma
India's massive $1 trillion infrastructure development plan offers a "perfect opportunity" for companies in resource-rich South Africa to invest in the nation, Commerce and Trade Minister Anand Sharma has said.
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Developing nations to face bumpy ride: World Bank
Developing countries should brace for a long period of financial market volatility and weaker growth, it says.
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Nokia shares tumble after loss forecast
Nokia warned its phone business would post losses in the first two quarters of this year as it struggles to revamp its product line to compete with Apple and Samsung, sending its shares 19 percent lower.
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Oil prices may go up further: Mark Mobius
Oil prices have room to increase further, the head of its emerging markets group Mark Mobius said on Tuesday.
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Gates foundation grants $220 mn to develop new TB vaccine
The Gates Foundation has announced a $220 million grant to a US-based not-for-profit biotech to develop modern vaccines to combat TB.
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Single digit growth a cause for concern: Wheel India
There was likely a single digit growth next year in the car, truck and tractor segment in the country, which is concern for the industry, said Srivats Ram, Managing Director of Wheel India.
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PM Modi's Africa Trip Seeks To Once Again Check China: 10 Facts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to Africa on Thursday, seeking to boost India's economic influence in a region long dominated by rival China.
-
Harvard University Set to Open an Office in Mumbai
The US' prestigious Harvard University is set to open its international offices in India, China and South Africa to facilitate research and academic work for its affiliates in those regions.
-
China Admits 'Growing Pains' in Africa Relations
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang set off for a four-country tour of Africa on Sunday, acknowledging "growing pains" in China-Africa relations amid labor conflicts and other problems stemming from Chinese investment.
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India offers perfect opportunity for South African firms: Anand Sharma
India's massive $1 trillion infrastructure development plan offers a "perfect opportunity" for companies in resource-rich South Africa to invest in the nation, Commerce and Trade Minister Anand Sharma has said.
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Developing nations to face bumpy ride: World Bank
Developing countries should brace for a long period of financial market volatility and weaker growth, it says.
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Nokia shares tumble after loss forecast
Nokia warned its phone business would post losses in the first two quarters of this year as it struggles to revamp its product line to compete with Apple and Samsung, sending its shares 19 percent lower.
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Oil prices may go up further: Mark Mobius
Oil prices have room to increase further, the head of its emerging markets group Mark Mobius said on Tuesday.
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Gates foundation grants $220 mn to develop new TB vaccine
The Gates Foundation has announced a $220 million grant to a US-based not-for-profit biotech to develop modern vaccines to combat TB.
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Single digit growth a cause for concern: Wheel India
There was likely a single digit growth next year in the car, truck and tractor segment in the country, which is concern for the industry, said Srivats Ram, Managing Director of Wheel India.
