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Business Events Scheduled For The Coming Week
Business events and economic reports scheduled for the coming week.
Gold Reverses Gains As Investors Look Past Weak U.S. Jobs Data
Gold eased on Thursday as a failure to significantly breach the $1,850 per ounce resistance level prompted technical selling, with persistent overall vaccinedriven optimism also prompting investors to look past weak U.S. jobs data.
Mnuchin To Recommend Next Treasury Secretary Sell $700 Billion YRC Loan
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday he will recommend that his successor next year consider selling to a third party the $700 billion emergency government loan made to trucking company YRC Worldwide at a profit to taxpayers.
Karnataka's Anti-cow Slaughter Bill Yet to Become Law as BJP Lacks Numbers in Upper House
Although the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has attained the status of a single largest party but the combined Opposition parties' (Congress and Janata Dal Secular) strength is much higher compared to the BJP.
Global Markets: ECB Goes Easy; Brexit Goes Sour
A generous extra helping of European Central Bank stimulus lifted the euro and kept Europe's stock markets steady on Thursday, but Britain's pound saw its biggest drop in almost a month after overnight Brexit talks turned sour.
Justices Rule Muslim Men Can Sue FBI Agents Over No-fly List
A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Muslim men who were placed on the governments nofly list because they refused to serve as FBI informants can seek to hold federal agents financially liable.
Dutch Expel Two Russian Diplomats For Suspected Espionage
The Netherlands on Thursday ordered the expulsion of two Russian diplomats suspected of spying on the Dutch hightech sector, the AIVD national intelligence agency said.
On a Weight Loss Plan? These Food Items Can Help Deal with Sugar Cravings
Although it is difficult to kill sugar cravings completely, there are more than one way to trick yourself into having something sweet but in controlled amounts.
Nagarjuna Vents His Frustration Over Apple Products And Netizens Have a Field Day
Tagging the official Twitter handles of Apple, Nagarjuna vented out his frustration by warning others to be careful the next time they buy devices from the Apple India store.
U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Surge; Inflation Tame
The number of Americans filing firsttime claims for unemployment benefits increased more than expected last week as mounting new COVID19 infections caused more business restrictions, further evidence that the pandemic and lack of additional fiscal stimulu...
From Starch to Protein: Try These 5 Diet Tips to Control Diabetes
Trying to maintain a correct and helpful diet can be stressful at times for a diabetic person, so we need to keep a couple of dos and don’ts in mind. Here are 5 diet tips for a healthier life.
Bala Devi, Bembem Devi Promoted to Inspector Rank in Police Department, Announces Manipur CM N Biren Singh
Bala Devi and Bembem Devi have received promotions in the Manipur police department as announced by CM N Biren Singh.
From Romance Scams To Phantom PPE, Banks Battle Coronavirus Crimewave
Fraud risk analyst Rajendran Raj was used to the odd outofhours alert from authorities, but a call one Saturday in March heralded a new era, of tackling criminals seeking to cash in on coronavirus.
SBI Apprentice Recruitment 2020: Application Process to Close Today, Apply for 8,500 Vacancies at sbi.co.in
Those who want to apply can do so by visiting the official website of the SBI at sbi.co.in. There are 8,500 vacancies of Apprentice in various states.
Delhi Health Minister Thanks Shah Rukh Khan for Donating 500 Remdesivir Injections to Treat Covid Patients
The Delhi Health Minister said it came at a time 'when it was needed the most'
Cameroon Ruling Party Wins Control Of Almost All Regional Councils
Cameroon's ruling party has won control of nine out of 10 regional councils, according to official results on Thursday from an election that President Paul Biya said was intended to devolve power to local authorities but his opponents boycotted.