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Woman Inflated Resume, Faked TIME Cover; Got Job At US State Department
Mina Chang sports a subtle smile on the cover of a Time magazine "Special Edition," with a swaggering headline that reads, "We change the world: Modern humanitarian in the digital age."
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After Volkswagen, Lamborghini To Skip Paris Motor Show 2018
Auto shows globally aren't making the right headlines these days with dropping footfalls and inflated budgets shying manufacturers away. After German auto giant Volkswagen said it won't participate in the Paris Motor Show 2018, Group company Lamborghini too has confirmed its absence from the motor show. The Paris Motor Show happens once in every tw...
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Trading Calls: Buy Ashok Leyland, Aurobindo Pharma, Says Expert
Shares in the other Asian markets traded with a cautious mood as investors braced for an event-packed week headlined by US inflation data and the first House testimony by the new head of the Federal Reserve.
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What Stock Markets Are Looking Forward To On Valentine's Day 2018
The US is due to release inflation data on February 14, coinciding with Valentine's Day. Headline consumer price inflation in the US is forecast to slow to an annual 1.9 per cent and core inflation to 1.7 per cent, an outcome that could help calm nerves.
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High Retail Inflation Diminishes India's Rate Cut Hope
Soaring food prices drove India's headline inflation to its highest level in nearly two years in June, increasing the odds of the central bank keeping interest rates on hold next month.
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IMF Says Pakistan Economy Improving But Warns of Inflation
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Saturday said while Pakistan's economic indicators are generally improving with growth gaining momentum, core and headline inflation are also rising which is a matter of concern.
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Inflation hits three-year-low in April at 4.89 per cent
India's headline inflation fell below 5 per cent in April, putting it back in the Reserve Bank's comfort zone for the first time in more than three years and fuelling market hopes for more monetary easing to revive the economy's pedestrian growth rate.
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Woman Inflated Resume, Faked TIME Cover; Got Job At US State Department
Mina Chang sports a subtle smile on the cover of a Time magazine "Special Edition," with a swaggering headline that reads, "We change the world: Modern humanitarian in the digital age."
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After Volkswagen, Lamborghini To Skip Paris Motor Show 2018
Auto shows globally aren't making the right headlines these days with dropping footfalls and inflated budgets shying manufacturers away. After German auto giant Volkswagen said it won't participate in the Paris Motor Show 2018, Group company Lamborghini too has confirmed its absence from the motor show. The Paris Motor Show happens once in every tw...
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Trading Calls: Buy Ashok Leyland, Aurobindo Pharma, Says Expert
Shares in the other Asian markets traded with a cautious mood as investors braced for an event-packed week headlined by US inflation data and the first House testimony by the new head of the Federal Reserve.
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What Stock Markets Are Looking Forward To On Valentine's Day 2018
The US is due to release inflation data on February 14, coinciding with Valentine's Day. Headline consumer price inflation in the US is forecast to slow to an annual 1.9 per cent and core inflation to 1.7 per cent, an outcome that could help calm nerves.
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High Retail Inflation Diminishes India's Rate Cut Hope
Soaring food prices drove India's headline inflation to its highest level in nearly two years in June, increasing the odds of the central bank keeping interest rates on hold next month.
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IMF Says Pakistan Economy Improving But Warns of Inflation
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Saturday said while Pakistan's economic indicators are generally improving with growth gaining momentum, core and headline inflation are also rising which is a matter of concern.
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Inflation hits three-year-low in April at 4.89 per cent
India's headline inflation fell below 5 per cent in April, putting it back in the Reserve Bank's comfort zone for the first time in more than three years and fuelling market hopes for more monetary easing to revive the economy's pedestrian growth rate.
