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Explained: The Funding Bill That Attempts To Avert US Government Shutdown
The US Senate on Tuesday introduced a short-term funding bill to avert a partial government shutdown that can result in thousands of federal workers losing jobs.
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US President Joe Biden Calls Proposal to Reduce Crypto Tax ‘Unacceptable’ Amid Debt Pressure: Report
US President Joe Biden has outrightly denied even mulling over the proposal for the US to reconsider the tax it has levied on crypto activities. The US levies 10 percent to 37 percent tax on short-term capital gains and crypto income whereas long term capital gains are taxed between zero percent to 20 percent.
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Tether Has Cut All Commercial Paper Exposure From Reserves
Tether has completely eliminated commercial paper from its reserves. The largest stablecoin provider announced the milestone today in a blog post saying that it would replace those investments with the US Treasury Bills.
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US Congress To Avert Default With Stop-Gap Debt Limit Hike
US lawmakers were set Tuesday to rubber-stamp a short-term bill to lift the nation's borrowing authority, averting the threat of a debt default -- but only for a few weeks.
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Snap to Raise $1 Billion to Invest in AR, Possible Acquisitions
Snap on Tuesday said it will raise $1 billion in short-term debt and plans to invest in more media content, augmented reality features and may also buy other companies.
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Air India Bailout Plan Not Alternative To Divestment, Says Chairman
The government's proposed move to pare Rs 29,000 crore of Air India's debt is a short-term measure and not an alternative to divestment plans, the national carrier's Chairman and Managing Director Pradeep Singh Kharola said on Wednesday.
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What Is The IL&FS Crisis And How It Is Linked To Your Money: 10 Points
Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services or IL&FS is in deep trouble. After the corporate affairs ministry moved the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal, the NCLT has named six people to take over the board and management of the major infrastructure lender to defuse the crisis. The IL&FS group has a debt burden of over Rs 90,000 cr...
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Air India Sale Gathers Momentum, Bids Invited For Appointment Of Banks, Lawyers
National carrier Air India plans to take short-term loans of up to Rs 3,250 crore to meet "urgent working capital requirements".
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Real Madrid C.F. Debt Rises to 602 Million Euros
Real Madrid C.F. owe 75 million euros to banks, while 361 million euros of the debt is short-term and 241 million is long-term.
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US shutdown: Barack Obama to consider Republican debt limit offer
The White House said that President Barack Obama would consider signing a short-term deal raising the debt ceiling, depending on the details of what Republican lawmakers propose.
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US still in fiscal deadlock, but glimmers of hope emerge
A few faint glimmers of hope surfaced on Monday in the U.S. fiscal standoff, both in Congress and at the White House, with President Barack Obama saying he would accept a short-term increase in the nation's borrowing authority to avoid a default.
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Explained: The Funding Bill That Attempts To Avert US Government Shutdown
The US Senate on Tuesday introduced a short-term funding bill to avert a partial government shutdown that can result in thousands of federal workers losing jobs.
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US President Joe Biden Calls Proposal to Reduce Crypto Tax ‘Unacceptable’ Amid Debt Pressure: Report
US President Joe Biden has outrightly denied even mulling over the proposal for the US to reconsider the tax it has levied on crypto activities. The US levies 10 percent to 37 percent tax on short-term capital gains and crypto income whereas long term capital gains are taxed between zero percent to 20 percent.
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Tether Has Cut All Commercial Paper Exposure From Reserves
Tether has completely eliminated commercial paper from its reserves. The largest stablecoin provider announced the milestone today in a blog post saying that it would replace those investments with the US Treasury Bills.
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US Congress To Avert Default With Stop-Gap Debt Limit Hike
US lawmakers were set Tuesday to rubber-stamp a short-term bill to lift the nation's borrowing authority, averting the threat of a debt default -- but only for a few weeks.
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Snap to Raise $1 Billion to Invest in AR, Possible Acquisitions
Snap on Tuesday said it will raise $1 billion in short-term debt and plans to invest in more media content, augmented reality features and may also buy other companies.
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Air India Bailout Plan Not Alternative To Divestment, Says Chairman
The government's proposed move to pare Rs 29,000 crore of Air India's debt is a short-term measure and not an alternative to divestment plans, the national carrier's Chairman and Managing Director Pradeep Singh Kharola said on Wednesday.
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What Is The IL&FS Crisis And How It Is Linked To Your Money: 10 Points
Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services or IL&FS is in deep trouble. After the corporate affairs ministry moved the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal, the NCLT has named six people to take over the board and management of the major infrastructure lender to defuse the crisis. The IL&FS group has a debt burden of over Rs 90,000 cr...
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Air India Sale Gathers Momentum, Bids Invited For Appointment Of Banks, Lawyers
National carrier Air India plans to take short-term loans of up to Rs 3,250 crore to meet "urgent working capital requirements".
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Real Madrid C.F. Debt Rises to 602 Million Euros
Real Madrid C.F. owe 75 million euros to banks, while 361 million euros of the debt is short-term and 241 million is long-term.
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US shutdown: Barack Obama to consider Republican debt limit offer
The White House said that President Barack Obama would consider signing a short-term deal raising the debt ceiling, depending on the details of what Republican lawmakers propose.
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US still in fiscal deadlock, but glimmers of hope emerge
A few faint glimmers of hope surfaced on Monday in the U.S. fiscal standoff, both in Congress and at the White House, with President Barack Obama saying he would accept a short-term increase in the nation's borrowing authority to avoid a default.
