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World's second-richest country is offering Rs 50 lakh to every parent: Here's who is eligible and whySingapore is rolling out a new child-support package worth up to S$70,000 (around Rs 50 lakh) for eligible Singaporean children, with suppo...- RIL 44th AGM: Here's the full text of Mukesh Ambani's speech"The age of fossil fuels, which powered economic growth globally for nearly three centuries, cannot continue much longer. The huge quantiti...
- Emptier cities, fewer babies: The pandemic is changing the way we live in more ways than is evidentSingapore saw its population shrink for the first time since 2003 because of job losses and travel curbs.
- Maternity Benefit Act: The new amendments might cause some pangs in the short runThe 2017 amendments to the Maternity Benefit Act were a bold policy action but a year on, it may have warranted unintended and unwanted con...
- Bankers, the frontline warriors in India’s coming fintech revolutionA number of senior bankers, armed with intimate understanding of strengths and weaknesses of traditional banking, are breaking new ground i...
- How Chanda Kochhar saved ICICI Bank from being engulfed by Lehman bankruptcyThe bank’s aim is to protect what it has achieved over the past few years, even if it means just boring banking.
- India’s consumption story intact: YC Deveshwar, ITCTo get the sentiment down is easier than to actually revive the investment sentiment, says YC Deveshwar, Chairman, ITC.
- The India opportunity is significant for DBS: Piyush Gupta, DBS SingaporeIn an interview with ET, Piyush Gupta the 51-year-old chief executive of DBS Singapore, reveals how he plans to utilise the new policy on f...
- Singapore calling: Study, work, marry and get bonusesSingapore is wooing Indians like never before, take this for your first baby, you get $3,000 and the second $3,000 cash gift. Cruise Liners...
- At 21 with BTech, IITians bag $100,000US-based Pimco recruits 3 IIT Delhi final-year students with a package of $100,000 for positions in the US.
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