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'See you in court': ACLU files nearly 400 cases versus Trump
The day after Donald Trumps election in November 2016, the American Civil Liberties Union posted a message to him on its website: See you in court.
Basmati GI Tagging: MP CM Chouhan Slams Punjab Counterpart over Letter to PM
Amarinder Singh has written to PM Narendra Modi urging him not to allow GI tagging of basmati to Madhya Pradesh in the larger interest of Punjab and other states that already have GI tag for the rice variety.
Tesla Model 3 Seen ‘Swimming Like a Fish’ in Flooded China, Makes for a Perfect Car in Mumbai Rains
The Tesla Model 3, being an electric vehicle, does not face the same issues while traversing deep waters as a conventional car, as can be seen in a video that has gone viral.
Vodafone Idea Q1 Losses Mount to Rs 25,460 Crore on Provisioning for Statutory Dues
The revenue from operations came in at Rs 10,659.3 crore for the first quarter of FY2021, against Rs 11,269.9 crore in the same period of the previous year, according to a regulatory filing.
RBI to Allow Offline Retail Payments Through Cards on Pilot Basis
The central bank said that based on experience gained, detailed guidelines for the rollout of the scheme will be announced in due course.
White House, Congress to resume coronavirus talks on major issues
Top congressional Democrats and White House officials will try again on Thursday to find a compromise on legislation that would enable Congress to come to the aid of Americans reeling from the effects of the COVID19 pandemic.
Japan's large banks to look at building settlement system for small payments
Japan's three biggest banks and two smaller banks are starting talks on building a common settlement infrastructure for small payments, with the aim of cutting interbank fees, they announced on Thursday.
Sensex, Nifty rise as RBI puts rate cut on hold but keeps door open
Indian shares surged on Thursday after the country's central bank kept interest rates steady but vowed to do "whatever is necessary" to revive an economy battered by the COVID19 pandemic.
Loss-making Lufthansa forecasts no air travel take-off until 2024
Lufthansa does not expect air travel demand to return to precoronavirus crisis levels until at least 2024, as the German airline posted a 1.7 billion euro quarterly operating loss.
COVID-19 vaccine approval could stall tech stocks boom - Goldman
Approvals for a potential COVID19 vaccine later this year could threaten the recent surge in speculative investment in big U.S. technology companies and pull investors back towards more traditional growthlinked cyclical stocks, according to analysts at Go...
AstraZeneca in deal with Kangtai Bio to supply potential COVID-19 vaccine in China
AstraZeneca PLC has signed an exclusive framework agreement with China's Shenzhen Kangtai Biological Products to supply its COVID19 vaccine candidate in mainland China, the British pharmaceutical giant said on Thursday.
Bank of England says banks able to support coronavirus-hit Britain
Britain's banks hold enough capital to keep on lending to the country's companies and also to absorb billions in losses likely to arise due to the COVID19 pandemic, the Bank of England said.
Merck KGaA raises lower end of FY profit guidance range
Merck KGaA on Thursday was more upbeat about its worstcase scenario for fullyear earnings, as patients previously deterred by lockdown measures begin to seek the company's treatments again.
Spicejet Partners With Actor Sonu Sood, Brings Back Indian Nationals from Moscow and Tashkent
The 295 Indian nationals repatriated had been stranded in Russia and Uzbekistan for over two months, SpiceJet said.
Ranveer Singh Breaks The Internet With Killer Physique; Check Out His Post
In the photo, Ranveer Singh looks completely transformed as he showed off his huge muscles in a blue athleisure.
India needs to look beyond what rating agencies think, says ex-RBI governor Raghuram Rajan
Former Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan said on Thursday that overly focusing on what sovereign rating agencies think can take one's eyes off what needs to be done for the economy.