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The Sensex has climbed from the 30,000 level to 60,000 in little over six years, reflecting the overall bullishness in the market
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Das called for a more inclusive and sustainable growth
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading 0.02 per cent higher at 93.22
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Sony Pictures Networks India said the merger would bring together two leading Indian media network businesses, benefitting consumers
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The high fashion house which counts Cartier and Piaget among its brands, took JobKeeper, enjoyed a sterling rise in profits and gave local executives a pay rise while their Luxembourg parent, Richemont, helped itself to dividends.
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E-commerce operators are being made liable to pay tax on transport of passengers by any type of motor vehicles
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The council will be debating the most sought-after proposal at a time when fuel prices are at their highest levels
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The government declined to share any details on expectations from the sale of Air India
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Amazon did not give exact figures, but a $1 raise on a $17-per-hour wage would amount to about a 6% hike
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Gaurav Gupta’s exit comes days after Zomato decided to stop its grocery delivery service from September 17
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The airline aims to launch short-haul international flights by the third-fourth quarter of 2022
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KIA India will expand its lineup starting with the release of ‘Seltos X Line’ in the early of this month
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Gucci and Prada owe Josh Frydenberg a debt of gratitude. Louis Vuitton is not alone. The Italians got JobKeeper too. Michael West reports as evidence emerges the Treasurer opted to ignore advice regarding a claw-back mechanism to get the money back from profitable companies.
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The most vulnerable people will bear the cost of sanctions, as services and the economy collapse
Watching Afghanistan’s unfolding trauma, I’ve thought a lot about Mumtaz Ahmed, a young teacher I met a few years ago. Her family fled Kabul during Taliban rule in the late 1990s.
Raised as a refugee in Pakistan, Ahmed had defied the odds and made it to university. Now, she was back in Afghanistan teaching maths in a rural girls’ school. “I came back because I believe in education and I love my country,” she told me. “These girls have a right to learn – without education, Afghanistan has no future.”
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The company will stop selling vehicles such as the EcoSport, Figo and Aspire which are produced from these plants
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The 16-week programme is tailored to the needs of startup newsrooms in India
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At 121 tonnes, gold imports in August were highest in five months and almost double of 63 tonnes imported in the same month last year
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Big business doesn’t vote, small business does. That’s the dilemma for Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg as they strive to keep JobKeeper secret heading into the election. Michael West reports
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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and his big business patrons are in crisis mode amid rising demands to end the JobKeeper cover-up and disclose the transfer of billions to profitable companies. Michael West on the unfolding political drama.
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Already the second-biggest private employer in the United States, Amazon brought on more than 500,000 people in 2020
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Briefing to the media about the GDP numbers, chief economic adviser KV Subramanian said that the data is an indicative of economic recovery
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Unless they disclose who got it, JobKeeper will remain a giant festering stain on the reputation of big business in Australia. Michael West reports on business’s greatest shame.
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The company is seeking critical electrical, electronic and mechanical components
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Diamond prices have moved up by up to 20 per cent in 2021 with the demand for jewellery rising in key markets
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This is Barclays’ single largest capital infusion in its Indian business in the last three decades
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Flipkart has nine supply chain facilities, including fulfilment and sortation hubs in Karnataka spread across nearly 23 lakh sq feet area
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India is proving to be a bright spot for jet fuel demand after the delta variant interrupted a recovery in air travel from the US to China
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The digital advertising platforms don’t just want our data. They also want us to spend our lives online, an “addiction” created for the primary purpose of serving advertisers. Manal al-Sharif reports on the pitfalls of “digital dictatorship” in this latest of her Tech4Evil series.
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Western media – a tool of the political, military and business establishment – have contributed to the killing of millions in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and Libya, writes John Menadue. In turn, Australia’s mainstream media is a tool of the “US Imperium”. This is the first in White Man’s Media, a series to be published in Menadue’s Pearls and Irritations.
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The plan aims to monetise brownfield infrastructure assets worth Rs 6 lakh crore across sectors
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