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"Britain Has Gone To Hell": UK Billionaire Puts $337 Million Home On Sale, Heads To Dubai
In recent years, the United Kingdom has witnessed a significant exodus of its billionaire and millionaire population.
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US Investigates Brazil's "Unfair Trading Practices" To Justify 50% Tariff
The United States said Tuesday it is investigating Brazil's "unfair trading practices," which could provide a legal basis to justify imposing tariffs on South America's largest economy.
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As Trade Tensions Rise, A Look At How Trump Has Roiled Financial Markets
With sweeping tariffs on friend and foe, US President Donald Trump has roiled financial markets and sparked a surge in economic uncertainty -- and tensions are mounting days before a fresh volley of higher duties are due to kick in.
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India Remains The Fastest Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley
India is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy among all the countries covered by global investment firm Morgan Stanley, according to the latest report from its Global Investment Committee (GIC).
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High-Cost Loans, Trump Turmoil Hurting Africa, Says G20 Panel Chief
Critically needed economic growth in Africa is being held back by high borrowing costs imposed by international lenders, with unpredictable US policy changes adding to the strain, the head of the G20 panel on the continent said.
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Indian Economy Remains Resilient Amid Trade Tensions, Policy Uncertainty: RBI Report
Global growth continues to face several challenges due to ongoing trade tensions, policy uncertainty, and weak consumer sentiment, says a recent report by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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UPSC Prelims 2025: High-Yield Topics For General Studies Paper 1
Here are the high-yield topics for UPSC Prelims 2025, including economics, current affairs, science and technology, environment, history, and geography.
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China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
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As Trump Visits The Middle-East, What The Gulf Arab Nations Want From US
The three energy-rich Gulf Arab nations are leveraging their influence over Trump to secure tangible gains, having built personal ties with the president and pledged trillions in US investments.
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How Trump Offended Women With 'Baby Bonus' For A 'Baby Boom' Policy
Raising a child in the US is incredibly expensive. A middle-class family with dual incomes can expect to spend between $285,000 and $311,000 raising a child, not including college tuition.
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UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra Asks US Industry To Invest In India
Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra has exhorted the US industry to invest in India, stressing that the country continues to be the fastest growing major economy supported by policy consistency and certainty.
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World Bank Lowers India's Growth Forecast To 6.3 % For Fiscal Year 2025-26
The World Bank on Wednesday lowered India's growth forecast for the current fiscal by 4 percentage points to 6.3 per cent amid global economic weakness and policy uncertainty.
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Tariff War Turns Comical: AI Memes Feature Trump And Musk In Sneaker Factory
Chinese social media utilizes AI-generated content to satirize President Trump's trade policies, depicting American leaders in factory settings to mock the potential economic impact of increased tariffs.
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Why Trump Tariff Turmoil Did Not Shake The Ultra-Rich
As markets see-sawed in response to policy shifts and economic fears - including US President Donald Trump's announcement of sweeping tariffs, followed by a surprise pause just a week later - one group of investors largely stayed put: the wealthy.
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"Britain Has Gone To Hell": UK Billionaire Puts $337 Million Home On Sale, Heads To Dubai
In recent years, the United Kingdom has witnessed a significant exodus of its billionaire and millionaire population.
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US Investigates Brazil's "Unfair Trading Practices" To Justify 50% Tariff
The United States said Tuesday it is investigating Brazil's "unfair trading practices," which could provide a legal basis to justify imposing tariffs on South America's largest economy.
-
As Trade Tensions Rise, A Look At How Trump Has Roiled Financial Markets
With sweeping tariffs on friend and foe, US President Donald Trump has roiled financial markets and sparked a surge in economic uncertainty -- and tensions are mounting days before a fresh volley of higher duties are due to kick in.
-
India Remains The Fastest Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley
India is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy among all the countries covered by global investment firm Morgan Stanley, according to the latest report from its Global Investment Committee (GIC).
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High-Cost Loans, Trump Turmoil Hurting Africa, Says G20 Panel Chief
Critically needed economic growth in Africa is being held back by high borrowing costs imposed by international lenders, with unpredictable US policy changes adding to the strain, the head of the G20 panel on the continent said.
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Indian Economy Remains Resilient Amid Trade Tensions, Policy Uncertainty: RBI Report
Global growth continues to face several challenges due to ongoing trade tensions, policy uncertainty, and weak consumer sentiment, says a recent report by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
-
UPSC Prelims 2025: High-Yield Topics For General Studies Paper 1
Here are the high-yield topics for UPSC Prelims 2025, including economics, current affairs, science and technology, environment, history, and geography.
-
China Slams US-UK Trade Deal, Calls It 'Poison Pills' Worse Than Tariffs
These conditions have raised concerns in Beijing, with Zhang Yansheng, a senior researcher at the China Academy of Macroeconomic Research, describing the deal's clauses as "poison pills" that are worse than tariffs.
-
As Trump Visits The Middle-East, What The Gulf Arab Nations Want From US
The three energy-rich Gulf Arab nations are leveraging their influence over Trump to secure tangible gains, having built personal ties with the president and pledged trillions in US investments.
-
How Trump Offended Women With 'Baby Bonus' For A 'Baby Boom' Policy
Raising a child in the US is incredibly expensive. A middle-class family with dual incomes can expect to spend between $285,000 and $311,000 raising a child, not including college tuition.
-
UK PM Announces Major Immigration Reform, Slammed For "Shameful Language"
In an announcement that may impact tens of thousands of people who aim to make the United Kingdom their home, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to significantly reduce the net migration in the country by the end of this parliament.
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RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra Asks US Industry To Invest In India
Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra has exhorted the US industry to invest in India, stressing that the country continues to be the fastest growing major economy supported by policy consistency and certainty.
-
World Bank Lowers India's Growth Forecast To 6.3 % For Fiscal Year 2025-26
The World Bank on Wednesday lowered India's growth forecast for the current fiscal by 4 percentage points to 6.3 per cent amid global economic weakness and policy uncertainty.
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Tariff War Turns Comical: AI Memes Feature Trump And Musk In Sneaker Factory
Chinese social media utilizes AI-generated content to satirize President Trump's trade policies, depicting American leaders in factory settings to mock the potential economic impact of increased tariffs.
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Why Trump Tariff Turmoil Did Not Shake The Ultra-Rich
As markets see-sawed in response to policy shifts and economic fears - including US President Donald Trump's announcement of sweeping tariffs, followed by a surprise pause just a week later - one group of investors largely stayed put: the wealthy.
