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Three Indian Cities Among Top 20 Global Megacities: Report
Eighty per cent of the cities across the world are showing signs of fragility, despite the the fact the 55 per cent of the people live in cities, accounting for $62 trillion of economic activity, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofAML) report. Three Indian cities -- Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata -- have been named among the top 20 global ...
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British Banker Back In Court Over Hong Kong Double Murder
A British banker accused of murdering two Indonesian women who were found mutilated in his upscale Hong Kong apartment appeared at the High Court today, ahead of his October trial.
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4 Indian-Origin Persons Among US' Top Wealth Advisors: Forbes
Four Indian-origin persons have been named among America's top wealth advisors by Forbes on a list of 200 members who collectively manage USD 675 billion.
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Hong Kong Double Murder Case: British Banker Back in Court for Hearing
It is a crime that shocked Hong Kong, two young Indonesian women found dead in the upmarket apartment of a British banker, the decaying body of one of them stuffed into a suitcase.
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IIM-Calcutta Final Placement Attracts Big Employers in Finance, E-Commerce
Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta (IIM-C), which achieved 100 per cent final placements for the 2013-15 batch in just two and half days, has witnessed good demand from e-commerce industry this year.
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Briton Arrested in Hong Kong for Double Murder
A British banker will appear in a Hong Kong court Monday to face murder charges after the grim discovery of two women's bodies, including one in a suitcase, in his upmarket apartment, police said.
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Bank of America reviews long-hours culture after intern's death
Bank of America Merrill Lynch said today it was reviewing the working conditions for junior employees after the death of an intern employed at its London offices raised concerns about the long-hours culture of the world's top banks.
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Wall Street analysts like, don't love, Facebook
Morgan Stanley and other brokerages were positive about Facebook's long term potential.
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Three Indian Cities Among Top 20 Global Megacities: Report
Eighty per cent of the cities across the world are showing signs of fragility, despite the the fact the 55 per cent of the people live in cities, accounting for $62 trillion of economic activity, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofAML) report. Three Indian cities -- Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata -- have been named among the top 20 global ...
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British Banker Back In Court Over Hong Kong Double Murder
A British banker accused of murdering two Indonesian women who were found mutilated in his upscale Hong Kong apartment appeared at the High Court today, ahead of his October trial.
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4 Indian-Origin Persons Among US' Top Wealth Advisors: Forbes
Four Indian-origin persons have been named among America's top wealth advisors by Forbes on a list of 200 members who collectively manage USD 675 billion.
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Hong Kong Double Murder Case: British Banker Back in Court for Hearing
It is a crime that shocked Hong Kong, two young Indonesian women found dead in the upmarket apartment of a British banker, the decaying body of one of them stuffed into a suitcase.
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IIM-Calcutta Final Placement Attracts Big Employers in Finance, E-Commerce
Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta (IIM-C), which achieved 100 per cent final placements for the 2013-15 batch in just two and half days, has witnessed good demand from e-commerce industry this year.
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Briton Arrested in Hong Kong for Double Murder
A British banker will appear in a Hong Kong court Monday to face murder charges after the grim discovery of two women's bodies, including one in a suitcase, in his upmarket apartment, police said.
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Bank of America reviews long-hours culture after intern's death
Bank of America Merrill Lynch said today it was reviewing the working conditions for junior employees after the death of an intern employed at its London offices raised concerns about the long-hours culture of the world's top banks.
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Wall Street analysts like, don't love, Facebook
Morgan Stanley and other brokerages were positive about Facebook's long term potential.
