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How the Fed and other central banks can bark without bitingGlobal central banks are meeting this week amid an oil price shock. Policymakers must decide whether to signal higher interest rates to com...- Do you really read any columnist on this page?The author playfully proposes World Columnists' Day. General interest columnists are becoming rare. They are being replaced by comics and p...
- Trump trade uncertainty exposes stretched markets to volatility shocksLast year's U.S. financial markets were highly sensitive to economic surprises and are expected to remain volatile as Donald Trump begins h...
- Who's who in Bangladesh's interim governmentMuhammad Yunus, who won the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his pioneering microfinance work, has taken a super-portfolio encompassing transport...
- Turkey suspends trial of Saudi suspects in Khashoggi killingIt also comes as Turkey, which is in the throes of an economic downturn, has been trying to repair its troubled relationship with Saudi Ara...
- 'Encounters' need to end but the real culprit is a moribund judicial systemIndia needs the rule of law. It needs to end vigilantes and police encounters. But that first requires massive police-judicial reform. Ther...
- Benjamin Netanyahu to visit India on Sep 9 to meet PM ModiThe (Israeli) Prime Minister will be in India only for a few hours on September 9 during which he will be meeting Modi.
- Four unanswered questions in the government versus RBI tussleWill they be answered? No one really knows. But what happens next will depend a lot on these questions.
- RS Deputy Chairman: Stage is set for NDA-UPA showdownThe Congress has nominated BK Hariprasad from Karnataka, although there was a talk of NCP’s Vandana Chavan emerging as the united Oppositio...
- Insurance companies liable if it charges premium for special coverageOnce premium is charged, the insurer can't disown its liable to avoid payment by taking shelter behind standard printed terms.
- Kamala Harris, 1st Indian-American in Senate, potential presidential candidate for 2020Harris, 51, is one among the six Democratic leaders, whom The Washington Post said are the top contenders to bag the party's nomination.
- Olympics: IOC chief Thomas Bach's meeting with PM Narendra Modi fuels talk of Indian bidWith Beijing having played host in 2008 and Tokyo due to do the honours for a second time in 2020, there is a growing sense that an Indian ...
- Why the elections are tiring out BJPA US college student would love to see an end to the madness raging over elections
- Pakistanis look up to AAP model to challenge political classThe stunning success of AAP has caught the imagination of Pakistanis.
- Nawaz Sharif vows better relations with US, warmer ties with IndiaNawaz Sharif, poised for a record third term as Pakistan Prime Minister after his party's emphatic win in the landmark general elections.
- Magzter: A digital magazine store & newsstand application for smart devicesMagzter, a digital magazine store and newsstand application for smart devices, was founded by BITS Pilani graduate Vijayakumar Radhakrishna...
- Poll tradition: Morgan Stanley's Ruchir Sharma leads journalists' caravan to read election moodThe country's best-known journalists meet the biggest politicians and chat with voters in an attempt to gain a sense of which way the wind ...
- Jaya never misses an opportunity to give wallop to archrival even on TwitterIt is not in the nature of AIADMK general secretary J Jayalalithaa to follow anyone in the real world. Ditto on Twitter, it seemed.
- Obama's body is in India, but mind in WashingtonObama and his White House team are focused on figuring out their strategy following Nov 2nd congressional elections, when the Republican Pa...
- Logging out of the 'digital decade'With internet boom and gadgets like iPod, 2000-09 has turned out to be a dizzying period of innovation.
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