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Canada tightens scrutiny of language tests in immigration under new fraud-detection rulesCanada has tightened its immigration language test checks, implementing new verification procedures from June 23, 2026, to combat fraud. Im...- Canadian youth push back against tipping culture as survey links frustration to rising costs and stagnant wagesCanadians are increasingly frustrated with widespread tipping culture as living costs rise, according to a recent survey. The majority feel...
- "Not now, maybe later": Carney's cautious approach to electoral reform sparks debateLiberal Leader Carney is open to electoral reform but prioritizes current economic and security crises, mirroring Trudeau's broken 2015 pro...
- The NRIs will be India's bulwark against global turmoilNRI remittances significantly bolster India's economy, acting as a crucial buffer against global volatility and trade deficits. Inflows rea...
- Rise of the white-collar NRI gives India hard powerPM Modi highlighted the significant contributions of the Indian diaspora in the US. An RBI analysis shows India's remittances have surged, ...
- As Donald Trump Announces to Make Files on JFK Assassination Public, Here’s a Look at Electoral Promises He Has Fulfilled So FarSince assuming a second term in office, Donald Trump has acted quickly on major campaign vows, ranging from immigration reform to economic ...
- US citizens earning under $150,000 annually to pay no tax? Trump's big plan revealedUnited States Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has claimed that US President Donald Trump's “goal” is to have “no tax” for anyone earning ...
- Who is Kash Patel, first Indian-American FBI director, and what does his appointment mean for the U.S. and his Indian roots?Kash Patel, the first Indian-American FBI director, was confirmed after a close 51-49 Senate vote. His appointment is historic, reflecting ...
- What has Donald Trump not done yet?Donald Trump's second administration has executed significant policy changes and political announcements, following his 'Agenda 47' and the...
- Trump 2.0: Brace for a rollercoaster of tariffs, deportations, and energy overhaulsDonald Trump's proposed second term promises significant changes to US trade policy, immigration, energy production, tax cuts, education, a...
- World braces for Fed easing amid 36-hour rate rollercoasterA 36-hour financial rollercoaster will kick off with the Federal Reserve’s expected decision to cut interest rates on Wednesday, and culmin...
- Thailand makes marijuana legal, but smoking discouragedThe decision by the Food and Drug Administration to remove all of the plant from the category of narcotic drugs makes Thailand the first na...
- Ticket to the FIFA World Cup 2022: If you're flying to Qatar, here's what you should knowFor those planning to attend, the time to get tickets and a place to stay is now.
- The changing winners and losers from oil’s historic plungeCentral banks may have very little capacity to cushion the deflationary effects of falling prices.
- ET Women's Forum: An event that proved there was optimism even when the statistics looked grimThe event showcased how women are leading change and supporting others in their journey to become equal stakeholders in an unequal world.
- What I read this week: Why the bull market turned the most hated one of all timesWhat has changed dramatically in recent years is the composure of the growth in EPS.
- SEC eyes test that may lead to shift away from 'dark pools'The measure aims to address a concern among some regulators and academics about the increasing level of trading that happens outside of exc...
- Technology groups ask India to revisit market access rulesInternational trade associations representing several global companies have asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to revisit the policy.
- No surprise that Nehru Place is one of the 30 markets violating IPRNearly half the world's personal computers use software that is pirated. In India, it's worse. Only about one third of the software sold is...
- US needs Japan plus China and India as partnersTwo concepts especially in vogue are the notions of smart power which builds on Joseph Nye’s earlier work on soft power, with Nye himself b...
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