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Google Techie In Bengaluru Opens Up About Hair Loss Struggles Due To Hard Water, Internet Reacts
Amisha Aggarwal, a software engineer at Google, shared her experience on X on Saturday
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Not Financial, Congress Suffers "Moral And Intellectual Bankruptcy": BJP
BJP chief JP Nadda today dismissed the Congress's talk of financial helplessness as "comical", and said the party can use the money accumulated from "all the scams" that took place during its rule for electioneering.
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Wall Street Ends Lower on Angst Over Portugal's Bank Woes
With the Dow and the S&P 500 near record highs, the slide in Europe triggered by financial shares quickly translated into broad selling on Wall Street. The S&P 500 briefly lost 1 per cent earlier, a daily drop the benchmark has not seen since April 10.
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Strong Earnings Lift Europe Shares; Euro Falls on PMIs
European shares eked out gains on Tuesday driven by upbeat earnings from a number of blue-chip companies, while the euro fell to the day's low after a broadly disappointing set of services activity data
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Pakistan's Largest Water Reservoir Facing Acute Water Shortage
Tarbela Dam, Pakistan's largest water reservoir, is facing an acute water shortage and the dam continues to be at a dead level for the last couple of weeks.
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Did You Try Homeopathy For Fighting Your Pregnancy Discomforts?
Homeopathy can effectively reduce your pregnancy discomforts like morning sickness and nausea
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Congress Wants To Retain Its Position As The Only National Alternative, Says Kapil Sibal
Kapil Sibal reveals why Congress is lagging in the alliance race.
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Further Attrition Of Jet Airways’ Flights Likely In Coming Weeks, Says DGCA
It is a dynamic situation and there may be further attrition in coming weeks: DGCA spokesperson on Jet Airways.
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RCom Seeks Lenders Nod To Transfer Rs 260 Crore To Ericsson
Anil Ambani faces a three-month jail term if Rs 453 crore is not paid to the Ericsson in four weeks.
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GE Should Engage With Everyone on Asset Sales
The new GE CEO has a task to mitigate the bloated debt load and put the company on the path to a healthier future.
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Is the Euro to Blame for Italy’s Economic Woes?
Two decades after Europe’s common currency made its debut, the debate as to whether the euro has been good for Italy rages on.
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Broken Supply Chain Drags Patanjali’s Sales Down First Time In Five Years
Sales at the homegrown consumer goods maker slowed for first time in five years after it failed to adapt GST.
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The Cracks in Credit Markets Are Growing Deeper
Investment-grade bonds are on track for their worst year in terms of total returns since 2008 as the Fed continues to raise rates.
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Wells Fargo Cuts 1,000 Jobs Across the U.S. on Mortgage Woes
Approximately 900 of the positions will come from the San Francisco-based bank’s home-lending unit.
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IMF Says Pakistan Hasn't Approached It For Financial Assistance
Pakistan has not formally approached the International Monetary Fund for financial assistance despite its economic woes, the IMF's chief economist said on Tuesday.
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Google Techie In Bengaluru Opens Up About Hair Loss Struggles Due To Hard Water, Internet Reacts
Amisha Aggarwal, a software engineer at Google, shared her experience on X on Saturday
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Not Financial, Congress Suffers "Moral And Intellectual Bankruptcy": BJP
BJP chief JP Nadda today dismissed the Congress's talk of financial helplessness as "comical", and said the party can use the money accumulated from "all the scams" that took place during its rule for electioneering.
-
Wall Street Ends Lower on Angst Over Portugal's Bank Woes
With the Dow and the S&P 500 near record highs, the slide in Europe triggered by financial shares quickly translated into broad selling on Wall Street. The S&P 500 briefly lost 1 per cent earlier, a daily drop the benchmark has not seen since April 10.
-
Strong Earnings Lift Europe Shares; Euro Falls on PMIs
European shares eked out gains on Tuesday driven by upbeat earnings from a number of blue-chip companies, while the euro fell to the day's low after a broadly disappointing set of services activity data
-
Pakistan's Largest Water Reservoir Facing Acute Water Shortage
Tarbela Dam, Pakistan's largest water reservoir, is facing an acute water shortage and the dam continues to be at a dead level for the last couple of weeks.
-
Did You Try Homeopathy For Fighting Your Pregnancy Discomforts?
Homeopathy can effectively reduce your pregnancy discomforts like morning sickness and nausea
-
Congress Wants To Retain Its Position As The Only National Alternative, Says Kapil Sibal
Kapil Sibal reveals why Congress is lagging in the alliance race.
-
Further Attrition Of Jet Airways’ Flights Likely In Coming Weeks, Says DGCA
It is a dynamic situation and there may be further attrition in coming weeks: DGCA spokesperson on Jet Airways.
-
RCom Seeks Lenders Nod To Transfer Rs 260 Crore To Ericsson
Anil Ambani faces a three-month jail term if Rs 453 crore is not paid to the Ericsson in four weeks.
-
GE Should Engage With Everyone on Asset Sales
The new GE CEO has a task to mitigate the bloated debt load and put the company on the path to a healthier future.
-
Is the Euro to Blame for Italy’s Economic Woes?
Two decades after Europe’s common currency made its debut, the debate as to whether the euro has been good for Italy rages on.
-
Broken Supply Chain Drags Patanjali’s Sales Down First Time In Five Years
Sales at the homegrown consumer goods maker slowed for first time in five years after it failed to adapt GST.
-
The Cracks in Credit Markets Are Growing Deeper
Investment-grade bonds are on track for their worst year in terms of total returns since 2008 as the Fed continues to raise rates.
-
Wells Fargo Cuts 1,000 Jobs Across the U.S. on Mortgage Woes
Approximately 900 of the positions will come from the San Francisco-based bank’s home-lending unit.
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IMF Says Pakistan Hasn't Approached It For Financial Assistance
Pakistan has not formally approached the International Monetary Fund for financial assistance despite its economic woes, the IMF's chief economist said on Tuesday.
