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Cherry Blossoms begin to bloom in Toronto and the best places to enjoy nature’s beautyToronto's High Park welcomes the first cherry blossoms of the year. Sakura flowers began blooming on April 28. Full bloom is expected from ...- 'Make in India' complements 'Bangga Buatan Indonesia'India and Indonesia are enhancing industrial and financial partnerships, aiming to become developed nations by their independence centennia...
- 2030 FIFA World Cup set to be hosted by Spain-Portugal-Morocco with 3 South American countries added"The centennial World Cup could not be far from South America, where everything began," said Alejandro Dominguez, the president of South Am...
- 100 Years in India: Berger Paints crosses Rs 10k crore milestone in its centennial yearBerger Paints, one of India's leading paint manufacturing companies, has achieved the landmark accomplishment of reaching Rs. 10,000 crore ...
- Another feather in the cap: Isha Ambani joins Smithsonian National Museum boardThe museum also appointed Carolyn Brehm and Peter Kimmelman for a 4-yr term each.
- China's yuan dips as Fed tightening worries lift dollarInvestors remained worried after data last week showed the so-called core PCE price index, the Fed's favourite gauge of inflation, jumped 3...
- Saudi Aramco to prioritise energy supply to China for 50 years, says CEOSaudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, retained its position as China's top supplier in the first two months this year, with volum...
- Citing Singapore model, experts bat for cutting multiple GST rates in IndiaWhile India has multiple slabs to charge the indirect tax, Singapore has only one tax rate under GST. GST introduction in India has the pot...
- US growth will show surprise upsarge in H2: Manu Bhaskaran, Centennial Asia AdvisorsUS growth is going to be slightly below trend in next two to three quarters
- Pre-market: Nifty50 likely to open lower on Fed comments; ECB meet eyedNifty50 futures on the Singapore Stock Exchange were trading 34 points lower, indicating a gap-down opening in the domestic market.
- Not hiking rate in September will be a mistake by the US Fed: Manu Bhaskaran, Centennial Asia AdvisorsSo, I would take a failure to move in two weeks' time, in a week's time or whatever as a mistake by the Fed.
- Rajendra Srivastava of SMU to be new dean of Indian School of BusinessThe next dean of the Indian School of Business will be Rajendra Srivastava, 64, provost and deputy president of academic affairs at Singapo...
- China averse to super-high economic growth: XiChina's new President Xi Jinping today said the country will sustain "relatively high" economic growth but his government was averse to "su...
- Uncertainty on taxation outcome will continue in US: Manu Bhaskaran, Centennial Asia Advisors"My own estimate is that the economic impact is going to be least in the order of -1% to -2% of GDP which will put downward pressure on the...
- Fiscal deal not a permanent solution to fiscal issue: Manu Bhaskaran, Centennial Asia Advisors"Important thing for the markets is that no matter how you slice and dice it, at the end of the day there is going to be a significant fisc...
- China's recall Of 1911 Xinhai revolution: Implications for IndiaThe commemoration of the 1911 Xinhai revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty in China may be deemed an event of tectonic proportion for ...
- Continued record highs in Asian mkts possible: Bhaskaran, Director & CEO, Centennial Asia AdvisorsM Bhaskaran of Centennial Advisors says that markets are rising on a flood of liquidity. He says if too much capital comes in quickly it wi...
- Countries in Asia could face unanticipated shocks: CentennialIndia will have 8.5% growth per annum over next 30 years making it second largest economy by 2035.
- Mumbai improves ranking in attracting foreign investmentIndia's financial capital Mumbai improved its tally by 3 notches, as the 7th most preferred destination for investment in 2008, says a repo...
- Apec takes a fresh shot at Doha roundMinisters responsible for half the world’s trade meet in Australia this week to try to revive global talks some say are on their deathbed.
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