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Twitter stake: SEC sent query to Musk last month
THE US SECURITIES and Exchange Commission sent a query last month to Elon Musk over how he disclosed his major stake in Twitter - the clearest signal yet that the Wall Street regulator is scrutinising his efforts to buy the social network.
Economy is losing steam, cautions RBI
THE RESERVE BANK of India (RBI) on Friday expressed concerns that the economy might be losing steam, pointing out that high frequency indicators are beginning to reflect some loss of momentum. Moreover, high global prices of crude oil, metals and fertilisers had already impacted the terms of trade, resulting in wider trade and current account deficits, the central bank observed.
Fire incidents will not hamper growth of EV industry: Okinawa MD
THE RECENT-FIRE incidents, involving electric scooters of several companies, will not impact growth of the electric vehicle (EV) industry, but will compel manufacturers to improve their processes, Okinawa Autotech's founder and managing director Jeetender Sharma, told FE.
Monsoon to hit Kerala coast in 2-3 days: IMD
Average reservoir water level up 8% on year
More than 15,000 fair price shops serving as financial service agents
OF THE UBIQUITOUS fair price shops (FPSes) in the country, as many as 15,300 are now serving as financial services agents for the masses, a move that will cataylse the process of financial inclusion and boost digital connectivity in remote areas.
At 590 km, BMW's New i4 To Be India's Longest Range Electric Car
Even the best and most expensive electric cars in India right now have a driving range of 400-500 km.
Moody's Trims 2022 India Growth Forecast To 8.8%
Retains outlook for 2023 at 5.4%
Chinese tech firms forced into 'blood listings' as capital dries up
A GROWING NUMBER of Chinese tech start-ups, once the darlings of equity markets are willing to list shares publicly in China at valuations lower than during private funding rounds in so-called blood listings.
Land deals double in one year, report shows
REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS and other entities are back to buying land parcels, with 28 separate land deals transacted in just the first five months of 2022, cumulatively accounting for over 1,237 acres across the country.
Cement shortage to be bridged by supplies from plants in South
TO MODERATE ELEVATED cement prices, the is in talks with companies from southern India who have underutilised capacity and can ramp up production to cater for states facing a shortage.
8 STOCKS TO HELP SAVE THE PLANET
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Top 10 To Conditioned Buttocks – To Prevent Knee And Back Injuries
Female athletes are two to six times more likely to suffer an injury (specifically, knee) than men, in sport activities. Women are more likely to develop patellofemoral pain syndrome (“runner’s knee”), the degeneration of the shockabsorbing cartilage under the kneecap that can occur in many kinds of sports and activities.
HOW FRAME WORK PLANS TO BREAK THE CURSE OF UPGRADEABLE LAPTOPS
THIS SMALL STARTUP THINKS IT CAN PULL OFF SOMETHING NO PC MAKER HAS EVER ACHIEVED.
HOW WE'LL FRANCHISE
As the pandemic has unfolded, questions have swirled around franchising. Can food service, its biggest category, survive in a time of social distancing? Will people continue to buy franchises in uncertain times? And can brands make large, expensive changes across hundreds or thousands of units? So far, the answer seems to be: Yes! The pandemic has shown just how resilient and adaptable franchising can be. Here’s what comes next.
Patel U-turns on small boat pushback policy days before legal review
Priti Patel's refugee pushback policy has been officially withdrawn by the government days before a judicial review of the tactic was due to be heard in the high court.
Amazon logistics partner's bail plea dismissed
Hyderabad police, who investigated the case after receiving a complaint from Patel, recovered Rs 12 lakh worth of products from Agarwal’s employees
Vicious critics hate Patel for having grit to fix asylum crisis
IT WAS ONE of the most electric moments of Margaret Thatcher’s premiership.
Rwanda plan critics 'fail to offer their solutions', Patel says
Priti Patel has defended plans to send unauthorised asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda, saying critics of the scheme have failed to offer any alternative solutions.
Patel sorry as just 12,000 arrive in UK
Priti Patel, Britain's home secretary, has apologised for the time it has taken for Ukrainian refugees to arrive in the UK under two visa schemes, after new figures showed 12,000 have so far reached Britain.
Hardik Patel refutes rumours of quitting Congress
Amid rumours of Patel quitting the party over infighting in the party, AAP Gujarat chief Gopal Italia on Friday invited him tojoin Kejriwal's bandwagon.