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Biden Says Workers In Alabama Have A Right To Vote On Union
President Joe Biden said workers in Alabama and across the country have the right to join a union without intimidation from their companies. His comments come as Amazon workers in the state are voting on whether they should unionize.
Exclusive: European Officials Urge World Bank To Exclude Fossil-fuel Investments
Senior officials from Europe have urged the World Bank's management to expand its climate change strategy to exclude investments in oil and coalrelated projects around the world, and gradually phase out investment in natural gas projects, according to thr...
India Exits Recession, Economy Records 0.4% Growth in December Quarter
The gross domestic product (GDP) had expanded by 3.3% in the corresponding period of 2019-20, according to data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO).
Dutch Competition Regulators Nearing Draft Decision In Apple Investigation
Dutch competition authorities are nearing a draft decision in a yearslong investigation into Apple Inc over rules requiring software developers to use its inapp payment system, according to a letter sent this month to some of the developers involved in t...
Closing Prices For Crude Oil, Gold And Other Commodities
Benchmark U.S. crude oil for April delivery rose 31 cents to $63.53 a barrel Thursday. Brent crude oil for April delivery fell 16 cents to $66.88 a barrel.
How India's $2.7 Trillion Stock Market Came to a Dead Stop Collared by Two Telecom Lines
Technical glitches have disrupted trading at several stock exchanges in the Asia Pacific region in recent months.
Sensex Rallies Over 500 Points; Nifty Tops 14,850 After Trade Resumption
HDFC Bank was the top gainer in the Sensex pack, rising around 3 per cent, followed by Bajaj Finance, SBI, Axis Bank, HDFC and Reliance Industries.
S&P 500 Closes Higher In Late Session U-turn
Wall Street reversed its losses late Tuesday, with the S&P 500 and the Dow reclaiming positive territory by the close in a tugofwar between stocks that thrived amid lockdowns and those that stand to benefit most from a reopening economy.
UK Jobless Rate Hits 5.1% as Rishi Sunak Readies More Job Support
Separate data from the Office for National Statistics showed that the number of employees on company payrolls in January rose by 83,000 from December, the second monthly increase and its biggest since January 2015.
Packaged Food Giants Push Direct Online Sales To Gauge Consumer Tastes
Packaged food giants including Kraft Heinz, General Mills and Kellogg are pushing sales of their products to consumers directly via their own online channels, in a quest to gather more data about shoppers' purchasing habits.
Federal Reserve Sees Modest Pickup In Hiring This Month
The Federal Reserve says there's evidence that hiring has picked up in recent weeks, though the job market remains badly damaged by the pandemic.
Gold Slips to Over Seventh-month Low as Rising Yields Dent Appeal
Gold prices fell to their lowest in more than seven months on Friday, on course for their worst week since the end of November, as rising U.S. Treasury yields eroded the nonyielding bullion's appeal.
Nestle India, Infosys, Adani Ports: Top Stocks for Investors on February 17
February 17, is expected to give a negative start as the SGX Nifty was trading 16.00 points or 0.10 percent lower at 15,243.80 at 7:46 am. On February 16, the BSE Sensex declined 49.96 points or 0.096 percent to close at 52,104.17 whereas the NSE Nifty fe...
Euro Zone Eyes March-May Decisions On Post-COVID Econ Support Tapering
The euro zone is likely to decide between March and May when and how governments would start tapering support to their economies as vaccination campaigns allow the lifting of pandemic lockdowns and economic activity picks up, top euro zone officials said...
IPO Norms May be Changed to Ease Large Issue in Sebi's Feb 17 Meeting: Report
Sebi may discuss the new norms on February 17 along with several other issues such as the gold spot exchange, investor charter and strict norms to make independent directors accountable. The proposed changes will help large companies like Life Insurance C...
Iran Says It Will End Snap IAEA Inspections If Nuclear Deal Terms Not Met
Iran said on Monday it will block snap inspections by the U.N. nuclear watchdog from next week if other parties to the 2015 nuclear deal do not fulfil their obligations, a challenge to U.S. President Joe Biden's hope of reviving the accord.