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“Limit yourself to a haircut only”: Neurosurgeon has a warning for salon-goers; next time you visit a salon, remember this one salon procedure can lead to paralysisDr. Arun Naik, a neurosurgeon, has voiced his serious concerns about the neck cracking trend prevalent in salons. He highlighted alarming c...- Is the NRI dream fading? Find out how it is becoming more difficult for Indians seeking higher education, jobs abroadThis story is playing out across the most sought-after destinations, such as the US, Canada, UK, Europe and Australia, among others. If you...
- World Bank warns emerging economies need to grow 'much faster' to repay debtThe World Bank issues a warning about the significant increase in borrowing costs for developing nations, which poses challenges to boostin...
- The shearing of Sam Bankman-FriedThe hair that, along with the wrinkled cargo shorts and T-shirts that were Bankman-Fried's everyday uniform, suggested "the ultimate billio...
- Like its apps in India, China has turned world's loan mafiaAn Associated Press analysis of a dozen countries most indebted to China - including Pakistan, Kenya, Zambia, Laos and Mongolia - found pay...
- China's Evergrande: How will a 'controlled demolition' impact the economy?Evergrande, a real estate giant with a presence in over 280 Chinese cities, was the most prominent developer to pay the price for Beijing's...
- WHO warns pandemic at 'critical point' as South Asia cases surgeIndia on Monday overtook Brazil as the country with the second-highest number of infections, after logging more than 168,000 new cases in a...
- Pints and shopping: After a year in pandemic, Britons flock to pubs and shops as virus lockdown easesSome pubs wasted no time and opened on the stroke of midnight.
- Budget 2021: Bad banks plan back on table to tackle NPAsA bad bank is an entity that purchases non-performing assets (NPAs) from banks at market price, clearing the balance sheet of lenders and i...
- China is making it harder to solve the mystery of how Covid beganChina has effectively snuffed out Covid-19, thanks to stringent border curbs, mass testing and a surveillance network that allows infected ...
- US hiring likely slowed for a fourth month as coronavirus resurgesEconomists have forecast that employers added 580,000 jobs last month, down from 661,000 in September and 1.5 million in August. If that es...
- Donald Trump's pitch to voters: Trust me, economy will soar in 2021As the economy faces a once-in-a-century recession, with more than 38 million people out of work, Trump is increasingly talking up a future...
- New York bans gatherings, nonessential workers to stay home over coronavirusNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced sweeping orders Friday that will severely restrict gatherings of any size for the state's more than 19...
- RBI's gradual shift from transparency to forbearance towards stressed sectorsRBI has resisted pressure on a package for NBFCs, but permitted banks not to classify defaulters in MSME, realty.
- RBI should act as lender of last resort, provide liquidity to NBFCs: SBIIn its report on Budget expectations, the economists said RBI should "seriously think" of providing liquidity to NBFCs against the assets h...
- Why Motilal Oswal's Manish Sonthalia loves these hated sectors“At worst, the returns from the market this year could be like fixed deposit returns.”
- 18 PSBs get rating upgrades; time to turn bullish on sector?Crisil expects overall improvement in performance of PSBs with an uptick in credit demand.
- If rates soften, it will be very positive for domestic cyclicals: Abhay Laijawala, Deutsche EquitiesWe are overweight on private corporate banks, We like consumer discretionary and select consumer staples.
- The great Indian corporate asset sale is on, but why are buyers not queuing up?With bad loans in excess of Rs 4L cr and cumulative losses of Rs 18,000 cr, bankers seem to have grown feet of clay when it comes to sellin...
- Sunday ET: India Inc sitting on debt bomb: Why the health of large corporates should worry us allCorporate India has gone on a foreign currency loan binge. Result? The external debt of corporates has increased from $118 bn to $224 bn.
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