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- Word of the Day: TriskaidekaphobiaTriskaidekaphobia is the fear of the number 13. Though it is not prescribed as a serious medical condition, people who experience triskaide...
- Stock markets’ over 1% bounceback reflects clarity on taxIndian stock markets bounced back on Monday. The Nifty and Sensex recovered from budget day losses. This rebound followed a global sell-off...
- Word of the Day: HexakosioihexekontahexaphobiaWord of the Day: Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia is the fear of the number 666, a figure widely associated with superstition and biblical sym...
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- South Korea’s dog meat ban: The fate of half a million dogsSouth Korea's recent ban on the dog meat industry marks a significant cultural shift, outlawing the breeding, slaughter, and sale of dogs f...
- 10,368: The incomplete count of Ukraine's civilian deadThe Russian missile strike took nearly everything from Oleksandr Remez -- his wife Natalia and their home in central Ukraine. He only survi...
- Is number 13 unlucky? This sociologist explores misconceptions shared by millionsThe source of 13's bad reputation - "triskaidekaphobia" - is murky and speculative.
- Shocker for Congress in Haryana, Ajay Maken loses RS elections by 'narrow margin' to media baron Kartikeya SharmaOut of 90 MLAs in the Haryana Legislative Assembly, independent candidate Balraj Kundu abstained and a vote, apparently of Congress MLA Kul...
- China shares rise on policy easing hopes, developers lead gainsChina stocks ended higher for a third consecutive session on Friday, reversing earlier losses, after a flurry of assurances this week by to...
- Stocks slump nearly 3.5% on lockdown fearWith the second wave of the pandemic turning out to be worse than expected, there is concern among investors that the nascent economic reco...
- Finmin may review capital requirement of PSU banks after second quarterThe finance ministry may assess the capital requirement of public sector banks after the September quarter as there would be greater clarit...
- Price surge spells ‘hell’ for India gold demandIndia’s consumption of gold has been affected by the govt’s efforts to curb its trade deficit.
- Fewer cases admitted for insolvency action in Q1There are four companies — Tehri Iron & Steel Castings, JD Aneja Edibles, Shivam Fragrances and Dadi Impex — where financial creditors will...
- Podcast: Top cues and market-moving trendsThe Nifty50 formed a ‘Hanging Man:’ pattern for the third consecutive session on Friday, suggesting a possible pause in the momentum in the...
- Another Hindu temple vandalised in US with offensive images spray-painted on its wallsThe number '666' and an upside down cross was spray-painted on the door of the temple in Old Lake Highlands, north Texas.
- As deals dry up, investment bankers take an unkind cut in bonusInvestment bankers had to take an average 15% cut in bonuses in 2012 amid fewer transactions but not too many are complaining.
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