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A Pitbull Attack In Patiala. So Why Do India's Rich Want These Dogs?
For many wealthy Indians, it is not about choosing a furry friend. Premium breeds such as pitbulls are often seen as status symbols, with their hefty price tags
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Raj Thackeray vs Dubai Dream: If India Is Booming, What's Pulling Its Rich To The Gulf?
An estimated 4.3 million to 4.4 million Indians live in the UAE, making up roughly 35% to 38% of its population.
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China Abductee Rejects 3 Flats, Cars From Wealthy Parents To Stay Humble
Xie Qingshuai, from Xingtai in Hebei province, was kidnapped on January 20, 1999, when he was just three months old.
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Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
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To Be Rich In America, You Need Over $2 Million
To be wealthy in America, you need at least $2.2 million.
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Finland Driver Fined A Staggering $129,544. The Reason Is...
Anders Wiklof, 76, drove 82 kilometres per hour in a 50-kilometre-per-hour zone.
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Developing Nations Demand More Money At Crunch UN Biodiversity Talks
The thorny issue of how much money wealthy countries are willing to pony up to protect the world's remaining biodiversity took center stage Wednesday at UN talks in Montreal.
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American Airlines To Launch Premium Suites With Privacy Doors In 2024
American Airlines will upgrade its luxury suites in 2024 in an effort to attract more wealthy passengers.
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Children Of Asia's Elite Leaving Home Earlier Than Ever To Study Abroad
Wealthy Asian families have long viewed US universities as a golden ticket to help ensure their children's futures, but a growing number are looking to get an early edge on the competition.
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South African Pleads Not Guilty To Slaying His Wealthy Family
In a case that has gripped South Africa, the 22-year-old son of a wealthy family pleaded not guilty Monday to slaughtering his parents and brother in a frenzied axe attack.
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Will Online Investing Be the Next Big Thing in Fintech?
These startups have managed to put a friendly face on the usually intimidating world of financial markets.
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No Money To Pay Salaries To Government Staff: Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh is finding it hard to pay salaries to its staff despite a hike in its revenues in the first half of the fiscal year.
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Gujaratis Dominate Forbes List Of The Wealthiest Indians
Gujaratis seem to be among the most dominant communities when it comes to wealth creation, with Ambanis, Adanis, Shanghvis and Patels cornering a large number of top positions on the list of India's richest 100 released by Forbes today.
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Fly Economy Class: Even Wealthy Qataris Taste Austerity
Fly economy class, share an office, cancel journal subscriptions: these are some of the requests being put to government employees in Qatar, as low energy prices force austerity even among the world's wealthiest citizens.
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World's Wealthiest Countries Host Less Than 9% Refugees: Report
The world's six wealthiest countries host less than 9 per cent of the world's refugees, a new report issued on Monday said.
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A Pitbull Attack In Patiala. So Why Do India's Rich Want These Dogs?
For many wealthy Indians, it is not about choosing a furry friend. Premium breeds such as pitbulls are often seen as status symbols, with their hefty price tags
-
Raj Thackeray vs Dubai Dream: If India Is Booming, What's Pulling Its Rich To The Gulf?
An estimated 4.3 million to 4.4 million Indians live in the UAE, making up roughly 35% to 38% of its population.
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China Abductee Rejects 3 Flats, Cars From Wealthy Parents To Stay Humble
Xie Qingshuai, from Xingtai in Hebei province, was kidnapped on January 20, 1999, when he was just three months old.
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Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
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To Be Rich In America, You Need Over $2 Million
To be wealthy in America, you need at least $2.2 million.
-
Finland Driver Fined A Staggering $129,544. The Reason Is...
Anders Wiklof, 76, drove 82 kilometres per hour in a 50-kilometre-per-hour zone.
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Developing Nations Demand More Money At Crunch UN Biodiversity Talks
The thorny issue of how much money wealthy countries are willing to pony up to protect the world's remaining biodiversity took center stage Wednesday at UN talks in Montreal.
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American Airlines To Launch Premium Suites With Privacy Doors In 2024
American Airlines will upgrade its luxury suites in 2024 in an effort to attract more wealthy passengers.
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Children Of Asia's Elite Leaving Home Earlier Than Ever To Study Abroad
Wealthy Asian families have long viewed US universities as a golden ticket to help ensure their children's futures, but a growing number are looking to get an early edge on the competition.
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South African Pleads Not Guilty To Slaying His Wealthy Family
In a case that has gripped South Africa, the 22-year-old son of a wealthy family pleaded not guilty Monday to slaughtering his parents and brother in a frenzied axe attack.
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Will Online Investing Be the Next Big Thing in Fintech?
These startups have managed to put a friendly face on the usually intimidating world of financial markets.
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No Money To Pay Salaries To Government Staff: Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh is finding it hard to pay salaries to its staff despite a hike in its revenues in the first half of the fiscal year.
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Gujaratis Dominate Forbes List Of The Wealthiest Indians
Gujaratis seem to be among the most dominant communities when it comes to wealth creation, with Ambanis, Adanis, Shanghvis and Patels cornering a large number of top positions on the list of India's richest 100 released by Forbes today.
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Fly Economy Class: Even Wealthy Qataris Taste Austerity
Fly economy class, share an office, cancel journal subscriptions: these are some of the requests being put to government employees in Qatar, as low energy prices force austerity even among the world's wealthiest citizens.
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World's Wealthiest Countries Host Less Than 9% Refugees: Report
The world's six wealthiest countries host less than 9 per cent of the world's refugees, a new report issued on Monday said.
