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Byju's in Talks With Potential New Backers to Raise $1 Billion in Funding Amid Shareholder Revolt
Byju’s is in advanced talks with prospective new shareholders for a $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) fundraising round, seeking to stave off attempts by some investors to clip founder Byju Raveendran’s control over the beleaguered tech startup.
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Billionaire Mining Tycoon In India Fights To Clear Vedanta's Debt
Billionaire tycoon Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Resources Ltd. has close to $2 billion of bonds to settle in 2024 - half of which is due in January.
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Joe Biden Cancels Chicago Trip With Agenda Under Threat, Debt Crisis Looming
President Joe Biden postponed a Wednesday trip to Chicago to stay in Washington and fight for his domestic agenda, which hangs from a thread in Congress, the White House said.
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International Monetary Fund Approves Debt Relief For 25 Poor Countries
The International Monetary Fund on Monday announced immediate debt relief for 25 poor countries to help them free up funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Beer King Vijay Mallya May Have To Cut $24,000-A-Week Allowance
Vijay Mallya, the ex-billionaire known as the "king of good times" in India, may have to prepare for a bout of relative austerity as he fights multiple lawsuits against creditors.
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"Will Learn From China": Imran Khan On Anti-Poverty Plan Amid Debt Crisis
Pakistan will use the same model that China has implemented to fight poverty and improve the standard of living, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has said. Mr Khan, who visited China earlier this month, is looking to steer the country out of a possible debt crisis and has approached the International Monetary Fund for a bailout.
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US Trade War Upends China's Economic Balancing Act
China's government is facing a multi-front battle to defend its economy, fighting to reduce its debt mountain while the yuan and local stock markets tumble in the face of a US trade conflict.
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Trump Acknowledges Russian Involvement In Meddling In U.S. Elections
President-elect Donald Trump acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that he believes Russian operatives hacked the Democratic Party during the election, but he continued to dispute intelligence reports that Moscow acted to help him win.
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Rahul Targets Modi On Black Money, Seeks Debt Waiver For Farmers
Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the IDS scheme alleging that he had failed to act against black money despite his talk of "56-inch chest" to fight corruption, and instead brought out a scheme for turning into white the ill-gotten wealth of "thieves".
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Euro Zone Summit Aims to Save Greece in Euro Zone
Euro zone leaders will fight to the finish to keep near-bankrupt Greece in the euro zone today after the European Union's chairman cancelled a planned summit of all 28 EU leaders that would have been needed in case of a "Grexit".
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Italy Sends Mixed Signals on Greek Debt
Italy on Monday issued mixed signals over whether it would back Greece in its fight for a renegotiation of its huge debts to international lenders.
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Argentina's Debt Fight: What it is, Why it Matters
Time to resolve Argentina's long battle with creditors is running out. Argentina owes an interest payment to the majority of its creditors on Monday, though the government has a 30-day grace period after that to avoid going into another catastrophic default.
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Francois Hollande recalls French 'debt' to Muslim WWI fighters
President Francois Hollande Tuesday said France "owed a debt" to Muslim soldiers who died in World War I and pledged a tough fight against racism and discrimination.
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European Union finds time to tell restaurants how to serve olive oil
Critics ridiculed European Union bureaucrats on Saturday for taking time off fighting the euro zone's debt crisis to impose strict new rules on how restaurants serve olive oil.
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Barack Obama digs heels in, refuses to negotiate debt ceiling
President Barack Obama on Monday rejected any negotiations with Republicans over raising the nation's borrowing limit, accusing his opponents of trying to extract a ransom for not ruining the US economy in the latest fiscal fight.
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Byju's in Talks With Potential New Backers to Raise $1 Billion in Funding Amid Shareholder Revolt
Byju’s is in advanced talks with prospective new shareholders for a $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,200 crore) fundraising round, seeking to stave off attempts by some investors to clip founder Byju Raveendran’s control over the beleaguered tech startup.
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Billionaire Mining Tycoon In India Fights To Clear Vedanta's Debt
Billionaire tycoon Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Resources Ltd. has close to $2 billion of bonds to settle in 2024 - half of which is due in January.
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Joe Biden Cancels Chicago Trip With Agenda Under Threat, Debt Crisis Looming
President Joe Biden postponed a Wednesday trip to Chicago to stay in Washington and fight for his domestic agenda, which hangs from a thread in Congress, the White House said.
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International Monetary Fund Approves Debt Relief For 25 Poor Countries
The International Monetary Fund on Monday announced immediate debt relief for 25 poor countries to help them free up funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Beer King Vijay Mallya May Have To Cut $24,000-A-Week Allowance
Vijay Mallya, the ex-billionaire known as the "king of good times" in India, may have to prepare for a bout of relative austerity as he fights multiple lawsuits against creditors.
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"Will Learn From China": Imran Khan On Anti-Poverty Plan Amid Debt Crisis
Pakistan will use the same model that China has implemented to fight poverty and improve the standard of living, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has said. Mr Khan, who visited China earlier this month, is looking to steer the country out of a possible debt crisis and has approached the International Monetary Fund for a bailout.
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US Trade War Upends China's Economic Balancing Act
China's government is facing a multi-front battle to defend its economy, fighting to reduce its debt mountain while the yuan and local stock markets tumble in the face of a US trade conflict.
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Trump Acknowledges Russian Involvement In Meddling In U.S. Elections
President-elect Donald Trump acknowledged for the first time Wednesday that he believes Russian operatives hacked the Democratic Party during the election, but he continued to dispute intelligence reports that Moscow acted to help him win.
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Rahul Targets Modi On Black Money, Seeks Debt Waiver For Farmers
Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the IDS scheme alleging that he had failed to act against black money despite his talk of "56-inch chest" to fight corruption, and instead brought out a scheme for turning into white the ill-gotten wealth of "thieves".
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Euro Zone Summit Aims to Save Greece in Euro Zone
Euro zone leaders will fight to the finish to keep near-bankrupt Greece in the euro zone today after the European Union's chairman cancelled a planned summit of all 28 EU leaders that would have been needed in case of a "Grexit".
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Italy Sends Mixed Signals on Greek Debt
Italy on Monday issued mixed signals over whether it would back Greece in its fight for a renegotiation of its huge debts to international lenders.
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Argentina's Debt Fight: What it is, Why it Matters
Time to resolve Argentina's long battle with creditors is running out. Argentina owes an interest payment to the majority of its creditors on Monday, though the government has a 30-day grace period after that to avoid going into another catastrophic default.
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Francois Hollande recalls French 'debt' to Muslim WWI fighters
President Francois Hollande Tuesday said France "owed a debt" to Muslim soldiers who died in World War I and pledged a tough fight against racism and discrimination.
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European Union finds time to tell restaurants how to serve olive oil
Critics ridiculed European Union bureaucrats on Saturday for taking time off fighting the euro zone's debt crisis to impose strict new rules on how restaurants serve olive oil.
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Barack Obama digs heels in, refuses to negotiate debt ceiling
President Barack Obama on Monday rejected any negotiations with Republicans over raising the nation's borrowing limit, accusing his opponents of trying to extract a ransom for not ruining the US economy in the latest fiscal fight.
