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Yen heads for sharpest weekly fall in a year as rate hike wagers recedeThe yen is experiencing its steepest weekly fall in a year, driven by dwindling hopes of a Bank of Japan rate hike and political uncertaint...- Constantly yawning? Doctors say it could be a warning sign of serious health issuesExcessive yawning, often dismissed as mere tiredness, could signal underlying health issues. Doctors link frequent yawning to potential pro...
- China's premier tells EU leaders 'we can't afford' massive industrial subsidiesDuring a tense summit in Beijing, Premier Li Qiang addressed EU concerns regarding China's industrial subsidies, asserting that China isn't...
- Pressure grows on China for big policy moves to fix economyChina's leaders are under significant pressure to make bold policy decisions to safeguard the economy's long-term growth potential ahead of...
- Appearing for a job interview after 5 years? Here are some tips to get the body language rightFirst impressions matter, and body language plays an important role while appearing for a job interview. Here are some tips that can come h...
- What is China's 'common prosperity' drive and why does it matter?"Common prosperity" as an idea is not new in China, but a sharp escalation in official rhetoric and a crackdown on excesses in industries i...
- Why markets love strongmenNow more than ever, amoral markets are rallying behind autocrats who promote growth.
- Midcap index still trading at 19-20% premium to Nifty: Siddharth Khemka, MOSLThere could be some more pain in the midcaps and the smallcaps, says Khemka
- 7 punches of Modinomics that made 'fragile' India a galloping horseUnder Modi’s watch, the last four years have seen a series of structural reforms.
- Nov jobs data means nothing should stop US Fed from hiking rate in DecOnly major economic and financial dislocation in Europe would alter what is now a certainty that the US will have its second policy rate hi...
- Six foods that can wake you up without a cup of coffee!Despite a full night sleep, there are days when you can't stop the yawn attack. It is in times like these that most of us turn to coffee.
- RBI takes a pricey call on growth, goes for a token rate cut of 25 bpsRBI lowered the repo rate — the rate at which the central bank lends to banks — 25 basis points to 7.25% as expected.
- Budget 2013: Government to give facelift to foreign investment regimeForeign direct inflows are down 33% in April-Nov from a year ago to $21.7 billion, though FII flows have been robust at $31 billion in 2012...
- Top five commodities to pick & avoid for the upcoming yearFor commodities, 2012 was a yawn. 2013 promises to be another mixed bag. Stay away from the doom and gloom and pick the opportunities.
- SEBI's new move will help the government, promoters and investorsSEBI's announcement of an IPP and offer of sale of shares through the stock exchange kills two birds with one stone.
- Who's Hu is no joke now; assertive China strides into USChina's President Hu Jintao arrives in Washington DC on Tuesday on a four-day US visit that is being watched in every capital including New...
- China struggling for right way to tame inflationSoaring prices have the power to bring governments down and China is determined to keep inflation in check, but after months of effort, the...
- Tony Blair takes on an expansive new roleHaving resigned the prime ministership of the UK, what is Tony Blair up to nowadays? The answer to that appears to be a roving global ambas...
- Fed's cash infusion less than what meets the eyeThe amount of cash the Federal Reserve injected into the US banking system on August 9 and 10, and its importance, have been widely misunde...
- Regulatory spanner in power tradeWithout contraries is no progression, muses the versifier. And rightly so.
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