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Global Market Today: Asian shares slip, oil prices pile pressure on bondsAsian markets declined Monday. Drone attacks in the Gulf boosted oil prices and bond yields. Investors anticipate Nvidia's earnings report ...- US stocks today: S&P 500 inches to higher close, AI fervor edges out Iran impasseUS stocks closed slightly higher as AI-driven momentum lifted semiconductor shares, even as rising crude prices and stalled US-Iran talks k...
- US stocks today: US stocks pause after record run as U.S.-Iran talks stallWall Street’s main indices traded mixed on Monday, pausing after a record-setting rally last week as renewed concerns over stalled U.S.-Ira...
- Why are Dow Jones and S&P 500 down and Nasdaq up today, and will US stock market futures stay in red or turn green again? Full market explainerWhy are Dow Jones and S&P 500 down and Nasdaq up today, and will US stock market futures stay in red or turn green again? US stock market f...
- Potential nuclear radioactive contaminated Shrimp sold in 13 states recalled by WalmartCesium-137 is a byproduct of nuclear reactions, including nuclear bombs, testing, reactor operations and accidents. It’s widespread around ...
- US stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures fall ahead of Walmart earnings and Jerome Powell speech — investors eye retail sales, inflation data, and oil price impact amid trade deal uncertaintyUS Stock market today saw Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures dip as investors awaited key retail sales and inflation data. With Walmart’s ear...
- European shares drop as energy sector drags; Fed's Powell, key US data in focusEuropean shares fell on Thursday, weighed down by steep losses in energy stocks following a drop in crude prices, while investors awaited k...
- Nikkei ends above 29,000 for first time in seven months on Wall Street rallyThe Nikkei share average rose 1.23% to 29,222.77, its highest closing level since Jan. 5. The broader Topix advanced 1.26% to 2,006.99."Str...
- Pakistan has long had links with terrorist groups: US CongressmenRecent talks between US and Pakistan on this topic seemed preliminary and Pakistan is unlikely to accept any constraint on its nuclear arse...
- Hiroshima, 70 years after: Nuclear weapons haven't been used for last 7 decades, our luck could run out next decadeThe post-Cold War reality is that the nuclear weapon is perceived as the great equaliser and the ultimate shield against major power interv...
- Pfizer, Boeing and other US firms lobbying hard on issues related to Indian business interestsAt least two dozen American companies are lobbying hard with the US lawmakers on issues related to their Indian business interests.
- Boeing, Pfizer, Dow among US entities lobbying on India issuesTogether, these companies and industry bodies have so far disclosed having spent more than $13 mn on their lobbying activities during the Q...
- Walmart says it did not bribe its way into India, justifies 'lobbying expenses' as spending on wages & officeWal-Mart Stores Inc has not made payments to any Indian or US government official in connection with the opening up of India's retail secto...
- Wal-Mart takes up over 80 issues in 9 categories for lobbyingOfficials said any money spent by Wal-Mart in India to gain undue favor from the government or the officials would come under the foreign c...
- Major retail chains will bring benefits across the board: USAllaying concerns in India over the entry of major retail chains, the US today said it will bring benefits across the board to farmers and ...
- Foreign companies eye India with cautious optimismAt first, last month's clear victory of Congress party raised hopes that the doors to Asia's third-largest economy would be thrown open to ...
- Pak scientists offered Osama nukes before 9/11: BookTwo Pakistani nuclear scientists, said to be close to disgraced Abdul Qadeer Khan, met up with al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and offered ...
- Communists want to paint Mumbai redHaving tasted blood in Delhi, the Left now has its eyes set on Mumbai.
- Differences not limited to any single issue: CPIThe Left on Tuesday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should walk the talk and address issues other than the nuclear deal.
- N-deal: Karat asks BJP to join LeftHolding that the agreement to operationalise the Indo-US nuclear deal was not acceptable to the majority in Parliament, CPM general secreta...
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