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Panic Selling Can Make Your Finances Worse. This 71-Year-Old Woman’s Case Shows How
A recent study found that Americans need $1.46 million to retire comfortably, an increase of $200,000 compared to last year.
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"Stop Selling Panic": BJP Hits Back After Rahul Gandhi's Economic Tsunami Claim
"The shock absorbers have not been removed. They have been built over the last decade," BJP's Amit Malviya posted.
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From Courtrooms to CBDCs: WazirX Founder Nischal Shetty on India’s Evolving Crypto Sector
In an exclusive conversation with Gadgets 360, WazirX founder Nischal Shetty discusses the exchange’s phased relaunch after its cyberattack, India’s recent legal clarity on cryptocurrency, and the potential role of an INR-backed stablecoin. He explains why the exchange restarted gradually, addresses user concerns about withdrawals, and offers i...
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Sensex Rises 1,000 Points After Crash, Analysts Say Panic Selling Settled
Markets opened in green in early trade, a day after Sensex and Nifty logged their worst single-day decline in 10 months.
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BlockAura Crypto Coin Cracks After Attracting Indians With 3,100 Percent Returns
BlockAura, a crypto coin that many Indians have invested in, surged 3,100 percent over the past eight months. Many investors in India are betting crypto is the quickest way to get rich, lured by a raft of startups promising yields as high as 25 percent a month. Here's how a tumble in the value of the crypto coin could affect Indian investors.
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Money Laundering Through NFT 'Wash Trading' Small But on the Rise, Claims Chainalysis
Money laundering through the buying and selling of NFTs is a small but growing sector of criminal activity, as per a study by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. But there may not be a reason to hit panic stations just yet as most wash trading activity can be tracked because of NFTs’ "non-fungible" nature.
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MIT Study Finds Older Men More Likely To Dump Stocks During Downturn
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are diving into the demographics of people that panic sell stocks during a market crash.
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Fire Breaks Out At Varanasi Airport, Brought Under Control
A fire broke out at the Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi city on Monday at the Air India ticket selling counter, creating panic, police said.
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Plastic Rice Rumours: Here Are 5 Easy Ways To Identify Fake Rice
After the news of fake eggs being sold at a Kolkata market triggered panic across the country, now the news of plastic rice being sold at some grocery outlets in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana has taken the internet by storm. Consumption of plastic rice is dangerous for health and can even lead to deadly diseases like cancer and birth defects. While ...
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Don't Resort to Panic Buying of Onion, Appeals AAP Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government today assured the people that Fair Price Shops have enough stock and will continue to sell onions at Rs 30 per kilogram till prices stabilise, and appealed to Delhiites not to indulge in panic buying, as prices of the vegetable has gone as high as Rs 70 per kilogram in some areas of the city.
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Rumours of salt shortage spread to West Bengal
Rumours about a shortage of salt that had sparked panic buying of the essential commodity in Bihar over the last three days spread to north Bengal and the north eastern states this morning. Bihar and Odisha rubbished the rumours and claimed all was well. 18 people were arrested in Bihar and 5 in Bengal as the price of salt, which normally sells for...
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Salt at Rs 150 a kg: After Bihar, now Bengal feels the pinch
After onion, now salt prices have hit the roof. The vital ingredient is selling at Rs 150 a kg in Bihar, parts of Bengal and the northeast, thanks to rumours of a salt shortage that have spurred panic buying.
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Panic buying: salt sells at Rs 60 a kg in Odisha
People in various parts of Odisha started panic buying of salt today following a rumour that it would disappear from the market, like potato, stretching the price to Rs 60 a kg.
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Panic button-equipped Amazon Kindles join gadget battle
Amazon.com Inc has begun selling a juiced-up line-up of new Kindle tablets, many sporting a unique video helpdesk feature it hopes will give it a leg-up over Apple Inc and Google Inc during the holiday season.
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Panic Selling Can Make Your Finances Worse. This 71-Year-Old Woman’s Case Shows How
A recent study found that Americans need $1.46 million to retire comfortably, an increase of $200,000 compared to last year.
-
"Stop Selling Panic": BJP Hits Back After Rahul Gandhi's Economic Tsunami Claim
"The shock absorbers have not been removed. They have been built over the last decade," BJP's Amit Malviya posted.
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From Courtrooms to CBDCs: WazirX Founder Nischal Shetty on India’s Evolving Crypto Sector
In an exclusive conversation with Gadgets 360, WazirX founder Nischal Shetty discusses the exchange’s phased relaunch after its cyberattack, India’s recent legal clarity on cryptocurrency, and the potential role of an INR-backed stablecoin. He explains why the exchange restarted gradually, addresses user concerns about withdrawals, and offers i...
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Sensex Rises 1,000 Points After Crash, Analysts Say Panic Selling Settled
Markets opened in green in early trade, a day after Sensex and Nifty logged their worst single-day decline in 10 months.
-
BlockAura Crypto Coin Cracks After Attracting Indians With 3,100 Percent Returns
BlockAura, a crypto coin that many Indians have invested in, surged 3,100 percent over the past eight months. Many investors in India are betting crypto is the quickest way to get rich, lured by a raft of startups promising yields as high as 25 percent a month. Here's how a tumble in the value of the crypto coin could affect Indian investors.
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Money Laundering Through NFT 'Wash Trading' Small But on the Rise, Claims Chainalysis
Money laundering through the buying and selling of NFTs is a small but growing sector of criminal activity, as per a study by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. But there may not be a reason to hit panic stations just yet as most wash trading activity can be tracked because of NFTs’ "non-fungible" nature.
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MIT Study Finds Older Men More Likely To Dump Stocks During Downturn
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are diving into the demographics of people that panic sell stocks during a market crash.
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Fire Breaks Out At Varanasi Airport, Brought Under Control
A fire broke out at the Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi city on Monday at the Air India ticket selling counter, creating panic, police said.
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Plastic Rice Rumours: Here Are 5 Easy Ways To Identify Fake Rice
After the news of fake eggs being sold at a Kolkata market triggered panic across the country, now the news of plastic rice being sold at some grocery outlets in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana has taken the internet by storm. Consumption of plastic rice is dangerous for health and can even lead to deadly diseases like cancer and birth defects. While ...
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Don't Resort to Panic Buying of Onion, Appeals AAP Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government today assured the people that Fair Price Shops have enough stock and will continue to sell onions at Rs 30 per kilogram till prices stabilise, and appealed to Delhiites not to indulge in panic buying, as prices of the vegetable has gone as high as Rs 70 per kilogram in some areas of the city.
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Rumours of salt shortage spread to West Bengal
Rumours about a shortage of salt that had sparked panic buying of the essential commodity in Bihar over the last three days spread to north Bengal and the north eastern states this morning. Bihar and Odisha rubbished the rumours and claimed all was well. 18 people were arrested in Bihar and 5 in Bengal as the price of salt, which normally sells for...
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Salt at Rs 150 a kg: After Bihar, now Bengal feels the pinch
After onion, now salt prices have hit the roof. The vital ingredient is selling at Rs 150 a kg in Bihar, parts of Bengal and the northeast, thanks to rumours of a salt shortage that have spurred panic buying.
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Panic buying: salt sells at Rs 60 a kg in Odisha
People in various parts of Odisha started panic buying of salt today following a rumour that it would disappear from the market, like potato, stretching the price to Rs 60 a kg.
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Panic button-equipped Amazon Kindles join gadget battle
Amazon.com Inc has begun selling a juiced-up line-up of new Kindle tablets, many sporting a unique video helpdesk feature it hopes will give it a leg-up over Apple Inc and Google Inc during the holiday season.
