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How Trump's Policy For Prescription Drugs Could Reshape Trade With India
US President Donald Trump's announcement of sweeping prescription drug price cuts under a "Most Favoured Nation" policy has put India's pharmaceutical industry in focus.
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Analysis: India's Trade Impasse With Trump Keeps Rupee In The Cold
The rupee is among the worst-performing currencies globally this year, sliding 6% against the dollar as a widening trade deficit, punitive 50% US tariffs and investment outflows have dragged it to a record low of 91.075 per dollar.
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Rupee Breaches 91-Mark Against US Dollar For First Time In Intra-Day Trade
The rupee plunged 36 paise to breach the 91-mark against the US dollar for the first time in intra-day trade on Tuesday, weighed down by sustained FII outflows and a lack of clarity on the India-US trade deal.
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ED Attaches Assets Worth Rs 5.41 Crore Over Illegal Immigration To US
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached assets worth approximately Rs 5.41 crore in connection with an illegal immigration racket where people were sent illegally to the US through the hazardous "dunky" route.
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Rupee Crosses 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Impact On Markets, Students Abroad
The fall came amid weak trade and portfolio flows, persistent importer demand, and uncertainty surrounding the India-US trade deal.
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"US Set Radical New Terms Of Engagement": S Jaishankar Amid Trade Tensions
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said politics increasingly "trumps" economics in the present era, and in an "uncertain world", it is important that the country continuously diversifies supply sources to guarantee its needs.
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What's Behind The Higher-Than-Expected GDP Growth In Q2
India's economy grew at a higher-than-expected 8.2 per cent - the fastest pace in six quarters - in July-September, as front-loading of production ahead of GST rates cut boosted consumption that helped offset the impact of steep US tariffs.
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US Court Orders Byju's Founder To Pay Over $1 Billion After Default Ruling
A US bankruptcy court has ordered Byju's founder Byju Raveendran to pay over $1.07 billion, holding him personally liable for the movement and concealment of funds from Byju's Alpha, the company's US-based financing arm.
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Do Indian Dhabas Really Fake Crowds? The Psychology Behind Packed Parking Lots
If you have ever chosen a dhaba simply because the parking lot looked full, you are not alone. A viral post has pushed travellers to question whether those crowds are real or cleverly arranged. Here is why packed restaurants pull us in long before we read the menu.
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Haldiram's Is Planning To Bring This Popular US Sandwich Chain To India
This move could mark a significant shift for Haldiram's into the western-style quick service restaurant (QSR) segment.
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'You'll Never Do Business': Trump Brags Of 250% Tariff 'Threat' To India, Pak
Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated claims of having prevented 'war' between India and Pakistan in May by threatening to impose an impossible 250 per cent tariff on both countries.
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McDonald's Launches Largest Overseas Innovation Hub In Hyderabad
The move is expected to serve as a major economic booster for the region.
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Opinion | 95% Of Gen-AI Projects Are Failing - And Markets Can Smell The Fear
Many firms are struggling to display profits from their AI investment. A new MIT study revealed that approximately 95% of generative AI business efforts are failing, with only 5% achieving meaningful revenue growth.
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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
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India's Exports To US Dip 11.93%, Imports Up 11.78% in September
India's merchandise exports to the US declined by 11.93 per cent to USD 5.46 billion in September due to the high tariffs imposed by Washington while imports increased by 11.78 per cent to USD 3.98 billion during the month.
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How Trump's Policy For Prescription Drugs Could Reshape Trade With India
US President Donald Trump's announcement of sweeping prescription drug price cuts under a "Most Favoured Nation" policy has put India's pharmaceutical industry in focus.
-
Analysis: India's Trade Impasse With Trump Keeps Rupee In The Cold
The rupee is among the worst-performing currencies globally this year, sliding 6% against the dollar as a widening trade deficit, punitive 50% US tariffs and investment outflows have dragged it to a record low of 91.075 per dollar.
-
Rupee Breaches 91-Mark Against US Dollar For First Time In Intra-Day Trade
The rupee plunged 36 paise to breach the 91-mark against the US dollar for the first time in intra-day trade on Tuesday, weighed down by sustained FII outflows and a lack of clarity on the India-US trade deal.
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ED Attaches Assets Worth Rs 5.41 Crore Over Illegal Immigration To US
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached assets worth approximately Rs 5.41 crore in connection with an illegal immigration racket where people were sent illegally to the US through the hazardous "dunky" route.
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Rupee Crosses 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Impact On Markets, Students Abroad
The fall came amid weak trade and portfolio flows, persistent importer demand, and uncertainty surrounding the India-US trade deal.
-
"US Set Radical New Terms Of Engagement": S Jaishankar Amid Trade Tensions
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said politics increasingly "trumps" economics in the present era, and in an "uncertain world", it is important that the country continuously diversifies supply sources to guarantee its needs.
-
What's Behind The Higher-Than-Expected GDP Growth In Q2
India's economy grew at a higher-than-expected 8.2 per cent - the fastest pace in six quarters - in July-September, as front-loading of production ahead of GST rates cut boosted consumption that helped offset the impact of steep US tariffs.
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US Court Orders Byju's Founder To Pay Over $1 Billion After Default Ruling
A US bankruptcy court has ordered Byju's founder Byju Raveendran to pay over $1.07 billion, holding him personally liable for the movement and concealment of funds from Byju's Alpha, the company's US-based financing arm.
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Do Indian Dhabas Really Fake Crowds? The Psychology Behind Packed Parking Lots
If you have ever chosen a dhaba simply because the parking lot looked full, you are not alone. A viral post has pushed travellers to question whether those crowds are real or cleverly arranged. Here is why packed restaurants pull us in long before we read the menu.
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Haldiram's Is Planning To Bring This Popular US Sandwich Chain To India
This move could mark a significant shift for Haldiram's into the western-style quick service restaurant (QSR) segment.
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'You'll Never Do Business': Trump Brags Of 250% Tariff 'Threat' To India, Pak
Donald Trump on Wednesday repeated claims of having prevented 'war' between India and Pakistan in May by threatening to impose an impossible 250 per cent tariff on both countries.
-
McDonald's Launches Largest Overseas Innovation Hub In Hyderabad
The move is expected to serve as a major economic booster for the region.
-
Opinion | 95% Of Gen-AI Projects Are Failing - And Markets Can Smell The Fear
Many firms are struggling to display profits from their AI investment. A new MIT study revealed that approximately 95% of generative AI business efforts are failing, with only 5% achieving meaningful revenue growth.
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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
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India's Exports To US Dip 11.93%, Imports Up 11.78% in September
India's merchandise exports to the US declined by 11.93 per cent to USD 5.46 billion in September due to the high tariffs imposed by Washington while imports increased by 11.78 per cent to USD 3.98 billion during the month.
