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Why A US Recession Is Still Likely - And Coming Soon
When everyone expects a soft landing, brace for impact. That's the lesson of recent economic history - and it's an uncomfortable one for the US right now.
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Steadier Hands, Durable Companies to Steer Crypto in 2023, Predicts Circle CSO
Despite the ongoing slump in the crypto market, industry analysts are optimistic that this downturn has filtered out shaky and evidently risky firms from the already volatile industry, Circle CSO Dante Disparte said in a recent post for the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Row Over States' Finances At Meet On Sri Lanka: Centre Says "Lessons Against Freebies"
After 4 states' ruling parties question the motive, Foreign Minister says no political intent, only that Lanka crisis holds "strong lessons"
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BTC, ETH, BNB Down: Lessons To Be Learned From Recent Crypto Crash
At this point, when the global economic situation is facing recession-like circumstances, investors are running lowly on their risk appetite. With valuable assets like Bitcoin, Ether, and Cardano struggling with losses, investors are running lowly on their risk appetite. Crashes of Terra and Celsius networks also instilled fear among investors. He...
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"Offers Many Lessons For World": Bill Gates Praises India's Vaccine Drive
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates on Saturday appreciated India's vaccination drive in a meeting with Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland's Davos.
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Chief Economic Adviser's '3 Idiots' Lesson For Budget In Covid Times
India's Chief Economic Adviser K Subramanian on Friday drew examples from popular culture to illustrate conclusions in the national Economic Survey, a policy document on the state of economy that underpins the drafting of the annual budget due next week.
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"You Make Alliance With Strong" Says Benjamin Netanyahu On Ties With India: 10 Points
After a hectic visit to Agra and talks with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rushed back to Delhi on Tuesday to inaugurate Raisina Dialogue, the annual flagship geo-politics conference, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and foreign minister Sushma Swaraj. "The alliance of democ...
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Opinion: Ruchir Sharma On India's 3 Big Economic Concerns For 2018
As in life, when it comes to forecasting, there are no certainties, only probabilities. So with that lesson in mind, here are ten of the most important trends that I think have a high probability of playing out in 2018.
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Professors Turn Students At IIT Delhi To Take Lessons From Arvind Subramaniam
Nearly 150 professors from across the country have turned students to learn about demonetisation, challenges in the Indian economy and the way forward from Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramaniam.
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PM Narendra Modi Took Hour-Long Economics Lesson From Dr Manmohan Singh, Says Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh for an hour-long lesson in how to run the economy, said Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today, in yet another speech filled with jibes at PM Modi.
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China State Media Defends 'APEC Blue' Skies Ahead of International Summit
China will learn "precious lessons" from its move to clear up Beijing's notoriously smog-ridden skies ahead of an international summit, state media argued Friday, as Internet users coined the derisive term "APEC blue".
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Chidambaram taunts Narendra Modi on 'first lesson in economics'
In another dig at Narendra Modi, Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said the Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate was giving his "first lesson in economy" and denied he had ever said that buying gold causes inflation.
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Chidambaram takes a dig at Narendra Modi's 'first lesson in economics'
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today took on Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi over a remark he allegedly made at a Jodhpur rally. During his rally, Mr Modi had reportedly said that it was not purchase of gold that led to inflation, but corruption.
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Super30 students get lessons in moral values
Considered a nursery for economically backward students to qualify for the prestigious IITs, Super30 is now imparting lessons in moral values.
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Spanish queen takes budget route to London
Queen Sofia gave a lesson in austerity amid the economic crisis when she flew on a budget airline.
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Why A US Recession Is Still Likely - And Coming Soon
When everyone expects a soft landing, brace for impact. That's the lesson of recent economic history - and it's an uncomfortable one for the US right now.
-
Steadier Hands, Durable Companies to Steer Crypto in 2023, Predicts Circle CSO
Despite the ongoing slump in the crypto market, industry analysts are optimistic that this downturn has filtered out shaky and evidently risky firms from the already volatile industry, Circle CSO Dante Disparte said in a recent post for the World Economic Forum (WEF).
-
Row Over States' Finances At Meet On Sri Lanka: Centre Says "Lessons Against Freebies"
After 4 states' ruling parties question the motive, Foreign Minister says no political intent, only that Lanka crisis holds "strong lessons"
-
BTC, ETH, BNB Down: Lessons To Be Learned From Recent Crypto Crash
At this point, when the global economic situation is facing recession-like circumstances, investors are running lowly on their risk appetite. With valuable assets like Bitcoin, Ether, and Cardano struggling with losses, investors are running lowly on their risk appetite. Crashes of Terra and Celsius networks also instilled fear among investors. He...
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"Offers Many Lessons For World": Bill Gates Praises India's Vaccine Drive
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates on Saturday appreciated India's vaccination drive in a meeting with Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland's Davos.
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Chief Economic Adviser's '3 Idiots' Lesson For Budget In Covid Times
India's Chief Economic Adviser K Subramanian on Friday drew examples from popular culture to illustrate conclusions in the national Economic Survey, a policy document on the state of economy that underpins the drafting of the annual budget due next week.
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"You Make Alliance With Strong" Says Benjamin Netanyahu On Ties With India: 10 Points
After a hectic visit to Agra and talks with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rushed back to Delhi on Tuesday to inaugurate Raisina Dialogue, the annual flagship geo-politics conference, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and foreign minister Sushma Swaraj. "The alliance of democ...
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Opinion: Ruchir Sharma On India's 3 Big Economic Concerns For 2018
As in life, when it comes to forecasting, there are no certainties, only probabilities. So with that lesson in mind, here are ten of the most important trends that I think have a high probability of playing out in 2018.
-
Professors Turn Students At IIT Delhi To Take Lessons From Arvind Subramaniam
Nearly 150 professors from across the country have turned students to learn about demonetisation, challenges in the Indian economy and the way forward from Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramaniam.
-
PM Narendra Modi Took Hour-Long Economics Lesson From Dr Manmohan Singh, Says Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh for an hour-long lesson in how to run the economy, said Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today, in yet another speech filled with jibes at PM Modi.
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China State Media Defends 'APEC Blue' Skies Ahead of International Summit
China will learn "precious lessons" from its move to clear up Beijing's notoriously smog-ridden skies ahead of an international summit, state media argued Friday, as Internet users coined the derisive term "APEC blue".
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Chidambaram taunts Narendra Modi on 'first lesson in economics'
In another dig at Narendra Modi, Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said the Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate was giving his "first lesson in economy" and denied he had ever said that buying gold causes inflation.
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Chidambaram takes a dig at Narendra Modi's 'first lesson in economics'
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today took on Bharatiya Janata Party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi over a remark he allegedly made at a Jodhpur rally. During his rally, Mr Modi had reportedly said that it was not purchase of gold that led to inflation, but corruption.
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Super30 students get lessons in moral values
Considered a nursery for economically backward students to qualify for the prestigious IITs, Super30 is now imparting lessons in moral values.
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Spanish queen takes budget route to London
Queen Sofia gave a lesson in austerity amid the economic crisis when she flew on a budget airline.
