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South Korea Initiates Crackdown on Suspicious Crypto Activities
On Thursday, July 4, the Financial Supervisory Service of Korea released a statement alerting all crypto exchanges to ramp up transaction monitoring on their respective platforms. This move from South Korea comes as the country’s Virtual Asset User Protection Act is ready to go into effect on July 19.
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Mudrex Crypto Firm Enters Italy, Lauds Appealing ‘Regulatory Clarity’ in EU
Mudrex has bagged legal recognition in Italy that officially allows it to offer its services in one part of the European Union (EU). The announcement was released on Monday, May 15. Mudrex has lauded the clarity in crypto-related regulations in the EU, which, the company says, makes it easy to conduct business in.
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Mexican Economy Shrinks For First Time Since Pandemic Rebound
Service sector activity in the country was roiled during the summer from a resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic, while global supply chain disruptions have weighed on a recovery in manufacturing, notably in key sectors like carmaking.
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Private Sector Can Now Build Rockets, Be Part Of Inter-Planetary Missions: ISRO Chief K Sivan
In a major reform in the India's space arena, the private sector will now be allowed to carry out space activities like building of rockets, satellites and providing launch services, ISRO chief K Sivan said on Thursday.
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Agriculture Sector, Private Offices Among Those Operational From April 20
The centre has released a new list of activities and services that will be functional from April 20 in parts of the country least affected by the coronavirus outbreak
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Government Allows IT Companies to Function With 50 Percent Staff From April 20
“Digital economy is critical to the services sector and is important for national growth. Accordingly, e-commerce operations, operations of IT and IT enabled services, data and call centres for Government activities, and online teaching and distance learning are all permitted activities now,” the government said.
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Apple Suspends Active Filming of All Apple TV+ Series Over Coronavirus: Report
Apple has suspended all active shooting on projects managed by outside studios, including The Morning Show, Foundation, See, Lisey's Story, Servant, and For All Mankind due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
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Stronger Orders Drive January Services Growth To Three-Month High: Survey
The Nikkei/IHS Markit Services Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 51.7 in January from December's 50.9, holding above the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction for a second month.
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Ten Terms You Should Know To Understand Budget 2018
Union Budget is the most comprehensive report of government's finances in which revenues from all sources and outlays for all activities are consolidated.
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Festive Cheer Lifts Online Hiring Activity By 15% In September Over Last Year
Banking, financial services and insurance sector leads the uptick; tier II markets outperform metros, finds a report.
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Banking Operations Hit Across Country As Staff Go On Strike
Over 10 lakh bank employees spread in more than 1,30,000 branches across the country have struck work hitting cheque-clearing activity, said a UFBU official.
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Apple's China Problem Highlights Conundrum for Tech Sector
"There is a belief that millennials really want companies to be more active in protecting people's rights and free speech."
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US Services Sector, Factory Data Point to Solid Economic Growth
US services sector activity hit an 8-1/2-year high last month and factory orders surged in June, bolstering expectations of solid economic growth in the third quarter.
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Mumbai: Two-day banking strike cripples city
The country's financial capital on Monday woke up to a two-day long total banking sector strike which has crippled most business and commercial activities in Mumbai.
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Two-day bank strike begins, services affected
Employees of public sector banks in India have gone on two-day nationwide strike on Wednesday opposing banking sector reforms and outsourcing of non-core activities, affecting operations.
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South Korea Initiates Crackdown on Suspicious Crypto Activities
On Thursday, July 4, the Financial Supervisory Service of Korea released a statement alerting all crypto exchanges to ramp up transaction monitoring on their respective platforms. This move from South Korea comes as the country’s Virtual Asset User Protection Act is ready to go into effect on July 19.
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Mudrex Crypto Firm Enters Italy, Lauds Appealing ‘Regulatory Clarity’ in EU
Mudrex has bagged legal recognition in Italy that officially allows it to offer its services in one part of the European Union (EU). The announcement was released on Monday, May 15. Mudrex has lauded the clarity in crypto-related regulations in the EU, which, the company says, makes it easy to conduct business in.
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Mexican Economy Shrinks For First Time Since Pandemic Rebound
Service sector activity in the country was roiled during the summer from a resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic, while global supply chain disruptions have weighed on a recovery in manufacturing, notably in key sectors like carmaking.
-
Private Sector Can Now Build Rockets, Be Part Of Inter-Planetary Missions: ISRO Chief K Sivan
In a major reform in the India's space arena, the private sector will now be allowed to carry out space activities like building of rockets, satellites and providing launch services, ISRO chief K Sivan said on Thursday.
-
Agriculture Sector, Private Offices Among Those Operational From April 20
The centre has released a new list of activities and services that will be functional from April 20 in parts of the country least affected by the coronavirus outbreak
-
Coronavirus Lockdown: Government Allows IT Companies to Function With 50 Percent Staff From April 20
“Digital economy is critical to the services sector and is important for national growth. Accordingly, e-commerce operations, operations of IT and IT enabled services, data and call centres for Government activities, and online teaching and distance learning are all permitted activities now,” the government said.
-
Apple Suspends Active Filming of All Apple TV+ Series Over Coronavirus: Report
Apple has suspended all active shooting on projects managed by outside studios, including The Morning Show, Foundation, See, Lisey's Story, Servant, and For All Mankind due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
-
Stronger Orders Drive January Services Growth To Three-Month High: Survey
The Nikkei/IHS Markit Services Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 51.7 in January from December's 50.9, holding above the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction for a second month.
-
Ten Terms You Should Know To Understand Budget 2018
Union Budget is the most comprehensive report of government's finances in which revenues from all sources and outlays for all activities are consolidated.
-
Festive Cheer Lifts Online Hiring Activity By 15% In September Over Last Year
Banking, financial services and insurance sector leads the uptick; tier II markets outperform metros, finds a report.
-
Banking Operations Hit Across Country As Staff Go On Strike
Over 10 lakh bank employees spread in more than 1,30,000 branches across the country have struck work hitting cheque-clearing activity, said a UFBU official.
-
Apple's China Problem Highlights Conundrum for Tech Sector
"There is a belief that millennials really want companies to be more active in protecting people's rights and free speech."
-
US Services Sector, Factory Data Point to Solid Economic Growth
US services sector activity hit an 8-1/2-year high last month and factory orders surged in June, bolstering expectations of solid economic growth in the third quarter.
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Mumbai: Two-day banking strike cripples city
The country's financial capital on Monday woke up to a two-day long total banking sector strike which has crippled most business and commercial activities in Mumbai.
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Two-day bank strike begins, services affected
Employees of public sector banks in India have gone on two-day nationwide strike on Wednesday opposing banking sector reforms and outsourcing of non-core activities, affecting operations.
