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South Korea’s FSC Unveils Plan to Define Corporate Participation in Virtual Digital Asset MarketÂ
South Korea's FSC shared a document that states that around 3,500 listed companies and corporations have registered as professional investors under the Capital Market Act. As part of the roadmap, select institutional investors will be permitted to open real name trading accounts for VDA participation.
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"Not Above The Law": Apple Watch Models Face US Import Ban
Medical technology company Masimo Corp. on Thursday said a US trade commission has recommended banning imports of Apple Watch models that infringe its light technology for detecting blood oxygen levels.
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Trade Unions' Strike Disrupts Bus Services In Kerala
Bus services of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) were disrupted across the state today as various trade unions called for a 24-hour-long strike from midnight demanding pay revision.
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Probe Agency Attaches Assets Worth Over Rs 146 Crore In Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday said it has attached assets worth over Rs 146 crore in a money laundering case linked to alleged fraud at the State Trading Corporation of India Ltd (STCL), which is a public sector enterprise.
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Wall Street Avoids Delta Anxiety To Push Stocks Near Record Highs
US stocks rose in early trading Monday morning on optimism over government infrastructure spending and strong corporate earnings, even as oil prices fell on broader macroeconomic fear and the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus continued.
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SMIC Asks for US Approval to Continue Supplying Huawei: Report
China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has asked for approval from the United States to continue supplying Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, state media outlet Beijing News reported on Tuesday, citing the company.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Private Buses Stay Off Goa Roads On Day 2 Of Bharat Bandh
Daily commuters, office goers and students in Goa suffered as private bus operators stayed off roads across the state on Wednesday on the second day of the 48-hour nationwide trade strike called against the Centre's alleged anti-workerpolicies.
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Vasudev Parab Not Involved In Ketamine Trade, Says Goa BJP
Goa's BJP unit has said that Vasudev Parab, holder of a government-allotted industrial plot in the coastal state where a Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) raid unearthed a ketamine manufacturing racket, was not involved in its trade.
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'Buy American' Oil And Grains: China Signals To State Giants
China will import record volumes of U.S. oil and is likely to ship more U.S. soy after Beijing signalled to state-run refiners and grains purchasers they should buy more to help ease tensions between the two top economies, trade sources said on Wednesday.
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A U.N. Expert Says Junk Food is a Human Rights Concern
Hilal Elver, the U.N.'s special representative on the right to food, said Tuesday the rise of industrial food production combined with trade liberalization has allowed large corporations to flood the global market with cheap, nutrient-poor foods.
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North Eastern States Needs to Trade with Neighbouring Countries: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today expressed the need for north eastern states to trade with neighbouring countries to rejuvenate the economy of the people in the region.
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Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention to End Neyveli Lignite Corporation Strike
Tamil Nadu government has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to end the strike by trade unions of Neyveli Lignite Corporation "at the earliest" in the interest of the industrial climate of the state and also in ensuring uninterrupted power supply.
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L-1B Work Visas Now Easier to Get: US President Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama yesterday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could end the large scale harassment of IT professionals from India.
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Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
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South Korea’s FSC Unveils Plan to Define Corporate Participation in Virtual Digital Asset MarketÂ
South Korea's FSC shared a document that states that around 3,500 listed companies and corporations have registered as professional investors under the Capital Market Act. As part of the roadmap, select institutional investors will be permitted to open real name trading accounts for VDA participation.
-
"Not Above The Law": Apple Watch Models Face US Import Ban
Medical technology company Masimo Corp. on Thursday said a US trade commission has recommended banning imports of Apple Watch models that infringe its light technology for detecting blood oxygen levels.
-
Trade Unions' Strike Disrupts Bus Services In Kerala
Bus services of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) were disrupted across the state today as various trade unions called for a 24-hour-long strike from midnight demanding pay revision.
-
Probe Agency Attaches Assets Worth Over Rs 146 Crore In Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday said it has attached assets worth over Rs 146 crore in a money laundering case linked to alleged fraud at the State Trading Corporation of India Ltd (STCL), which is a public sector enterprise.
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Wall Street Avoids Delta Anxiety To Push Stocks Near Record Highs
US stocks rose in early trading Monday morning on optimism over government infrastructure spending and strong corporate earnings, even as oil prices fell on broader macroeconomic fear and the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus continued.
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SMIC Asks for US Approval to Continue Supplying Huawei: Report
China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has asked for approval from the United States to continue supplying Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, state media outlet Beijing News reported on Tuesday, citing the company.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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Private Buses Stay Off Goa Roads On Day 2 Of Bharat Bandh
Daily commuters, office goers and students in Goa suffered as private bus operators stayed off roads across the state on Wednesday on the second day of the 48-hour nationwide trade strike called against the Centre's alleged anti-workerpolicies.
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Vasudev Parab Not Involved In Ketamine Trade, Says Goa BJP
Goa's BJP unit has said that Vasudev Parab, holder of a government-allotted industrial plot in the coastal state where a Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) raid unearthed a ketamine manufacturing racket, was not involved in its trade.
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'Buy American' Oil And Grains: China Signals To State Giants
China will import record volumes of U.S. oil and is likely to ship more U.S. soy after Beijing signalled to state-run refiners and grains purchasers they should buy more to help ease tensions between the two top economies, trade sources said on Wednesday.
-
A U.N. Expert Says Junk Food is a Human Rights Concern
Hilal Elver, the U.N.'s special representative on the right to food, said Tuesday the rise of industrial food production combined with trade liberalization has allowed large corporations to flood the global market with cheap, nutrient-poor foods.
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North Eastern States Needs to Trade with Neighbouring Countries: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju today expressed the need for north eastern states to trade with neighbouring countries to rejuvenate the economy of the people in the region.
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Jayalalithaa Seeks PM's Intervention to End Neyveli Lignite Corporation Strike
Tamil Nadu government has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention to end the strike by trade unions of Neyveli Lignite Corporation "at the earliest" in the interest of the industrial climate of the state and also in ensuring uninterrupted power supply.
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L-1B Work Visas Now Easier to Get: US President Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama yesterday announced an easing of the process to obtain L-1B work visas for corporate executives, a move that could end the large scale harassment of IT professionals from India.
-
Rajat Gupta: The rise and fall
Rajat Gupat joined McKinsey & Company, the elite and secretive management-consulting firm as an earnest, under-stated young man, fresh out of Harvard Business School, and IIT Delhi before that. He rose rapidly through a competitive system, going on to rule boardrooms, chair nonprofit boards, and move with CEOs and heads of state from Bill Gates to ...
