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G7 Agrees To Exempt US Multinationals From Global Minimum Tax
The Group of Seven nations said Saturday they have agreed to exempt US multinational companies from a global minimum tax imposed by other countries -- a win for President Donald Trump's government, which pushed hard for the compromise.
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Indian Army Participates In Multinational Exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025' In Mongolia
The Indian Armed Forces actively participated in the ongoing multinational exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025' at the Five Hills Training Area near Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
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India Set To Outpace G7 Economies In Growth: Report
Global capital can no longer overlook India's structural economic advantages, as the nation is poised to significantly outpace G7 economies in growth, according to report.
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Pilot Disorientation Caused Australian Chopper Crash That Killed 4: Report
An Australian military helicopter crash that killed all four crew members was caused by the pilots becoming disoriented, a report found Wednesday.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Foreigner Working At Indian Firm Shares "Most Disgusting" Thing They Faced
A foreigner working at a multinational company in India has shared the "most disgusting" thing they faced in the country.
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Indian Air Force To Display Skills In Multinational Exercise In Greece
Aiming to hone skills against a dozen other counterparts, including the US, Israel, and France, the Indian Air Force (IAF) will be participating in biennial multinational air exercise INIOCHOS-25, starting in Greece from Monday, an official said.
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Tata Group Now Tesla's Global Supplier, Eyes Role In India Expansion: Report
Multinational conglomerate Tata Group has reportedly become a global supplier of billionaire Elon Musk's electric vehicle (EV) company Tesla.
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"Anybody Joining Microsoft...": Satya Nadella's Advice For New Employees
Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella has advice for new employees joining his multinational technology conglomerate. Finding a sense of purpose and mission within the company is what he suggests.
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JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
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Donald Trump Halts US Involvement With UN Rights Body Over "Anti-American Bias"
US President Donald Trump has ordered an end to America's engagement with several UN agencies, including the Human Rights Council while initiating a comprehensive assessment of US financial assistance to the multinational organisation.
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Astronauts on ISS Share Christmas Cheer with Floating Candy Canes and Festivities
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) celebrated Christmas in a unique way, creating a festive atmosphere with floating candy canes and a snowman made from storage bags. The multinational crew, including astronauts from NASA and Russian cosmonauts, shared heartfelt messages, reflecting on their unity as a team and the collaborativ...
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Warren Buffett Donates $1.2 Billion, Reflects Upon How "Fickle" Life Can Be
Warren Buffett, philanthropist and multi-billionaire CEO of American multinational conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, has donated another $1.2 billion of his wealth to foundations, serving his 2006 pledge to steadily donate his $150 billion wealth.
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UK's Serious Fraud Office Launches Probe On French Defence Giant Thales
Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said Thursday it had launched a joint investigation with its French counterparts into "suspected bribery and corruption" at the France-based multinational defence giant Thales.
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Certain Food Products Sold In Low-Income Countries Less Healthy Than Those In High-Income Countries: Report
It was found that across 30 companies, the products sold in low-income countries scored lower on a star rating system developed in Australia and New Zealand than those sold in high-income countries.
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G7 Agrees To Exempt US Multinationals From Global Minimum Tax
The Group of Seven nations said Saturday they have agreed to exempt US multinational companies from a global minimum tax imposed by other countries -- a win for President Donald Trump's government, which pushed hard for the compromise.
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Indian Army Participates In Multinational Exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025' In Mongolia
The Indian Armed Forces actively participated in the ongoing multinational exercise 'Khaan Quest 2025' at the Five Hills Training Area near Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
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India Set To Outpace G7 Economies In Growth: Report
Global capital can no longer overlook India's structural economic advantages, as the nation is poised to significantly outpace G7 economies in growth, according to report.
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Pilot Disorientation Caused Australian Chopper Crash That Killed 4: Report
An Australian military helicopter crash that killed all four crew members was caused by the pilots becoming disoriented, a report found Wednesday.
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"Real Double Standard": Founder's Take On Corporate Vs Startup Exploitation Sparks Debate
She highlighted the bias where corporate burnout is seen as gaining valuable experience, but similar expectations from a startup are mocked as having a "bad culture."
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Foreigner Working At Indian Firm Shares "Most Disgusting" Thing They Faced
A foreigner working at a multinational company in India has shared the "most disgusting" thing they faced in the country.
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Indian Air Force To Display Skills In Multinational Exercise In Greece
Aiming to hone skills against a dozen other counterparts, including the US, Israel, and France, the Indian Air Force (IAF) will be participating in biennial multinational air exercise INIOCHOS-25, starting in Greece from Monday, an official said.
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Tata Group Now Tesla's Global Supplier, Eyes Role In India Expansion: Report
Multinational conglomerate Tata Group has reportedly become a global supplier of billionaire Elon Musk's electric vehicle (EV) company Tesla.
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"Anybody Joining Microsoft...": Satya Nadella's Advice For New Employees
Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella has advice for new employees joining his multinational technology conglomerate. Finding a sense of purpose and mission within the company is what he suggests.
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JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
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Donald Trump Halts US Involvement With UN Rights Body Over "Anti-American Bias"
US President Donald Trump has ordered an end to America's engagement with several UN agencies, including the Human Rights Council while initiating a comprehensive assessment of US financial assistance to the multinational organisation.
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Astronauts on ISS Share Christmas Cheer with Floating Candy Canes and Festivities
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) celebrated Christmas in a unique way, creating a festive atmosphere with floating candy canes and a snowman made from storage bags. The multinational crew, including astronauts from NASA and Russian cosmonauts, shared heartfelt messages, reflecting on their unity as a team and the collaborativ...
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Warren Buffett Donates $1.2 Billion, Reflects Upon How "Fickle" Life Can Be
Warren Buffett, philanthropist and multi-billionaire CEO of American multinational conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway, has donated another $1.2 billion of his wealth to foundations, serving his 2006 pledge to steadily donate his $150 billion wealth.
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UK's Serious Fraud Office Launches Probe On French Defence Giant Thales
Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said Thursday it had launched a joint investigation with its French counterparts into "suspected bribery and corruption" at the France-based multinational defence giant Thales.
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Certain Food Products Sold In Low-Income Countries Less Healthy Than Those In High-Income Countries: Report
It was found that across 30 companies, the products sold in low-income countries scored lower on a star rating system developed in Australia and New Zealand than those sold in high-income countries.
