8 lakh Indians in Kuwait may be asked to leave

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Top stories of the day 8 lakh Indians in Kuwait may be asked to go Kuwait's PM proposed reduction in the number of expats from 70% to 30% of the total population.... 1st signs of Chinese pullback from the place that started it all PwC India to announce deferred bonuses, hikes in Oct Warren Buffett is losing his visionary powers India growth forecast cut again at Citi as cases surge H1-B visa ban to have Rs 1,200-cr impact on IT firms 14 clues on whether India's upturn is for real Franklin AAUM falls sharply in April-June quarter

Debate This Is it too early to talk of an economic recovery? The economy was cratering even before the pandemic hit, with demand stagnation leading to declining GDP growth over successive quarters. The lockdown just made it worse. Now as India slowly reopens, the needle seems to be moving, but is it enough? While the supply-side problems that affected the economy in the beginning of the lockdown have been largely sorted, things are far from normal.

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Infosys brings back stranded employees, family from US The Bengaluru-based software services exporter brought them back from San Francisco in a special chartered flight, tw... Paytm to acquire Raheja QBE to expand its services Now you can change APY amount anytime during a yr Airtel, Voda Q1 likely dragged by Covid blues Lockdown cuts India's April tea output by 54% y/y How India Inc is uniting to boycott China India Inc steadily begins to fire up its engines A 15-page draft has Amazon and Google tense

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WHO versus 239 scientists: Is the coronavirus airborne?

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Top stories of the day WHO versus 239 scientists: Is the coronavirus airborne? 239 experts in 32 countries have evidence showing that smaller airborne particles can infect people.... 4.27 crore e-way bills generated in June All that muscle-flexing could backfire on Xi Why India may be better off printing money The hefty price of keeping workers home I-T department amends TDS form, makes it more comprehensive Rural markets faring better than urban centres: Maruti Suzuki World's largest pension fund loses $165 bn

Debate This Is an app ban enough for China? Economically damaging China may be next to impossible for India, given its dependence on its northern neighbour in sectors from pharma to telecom. Banning apps may be a token of India's will to impose economic costs on China in the event of Beijing persisting with its unilateral moves on the LAC. But confronting the superpower in cyberspace is of little use unless it can be followed up with large-scale efforts to ramp up local manufacturing.

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Scientists discover small proteins which may reduce inflammation caused by COVID-19 The therapeutic, described in the journal Cell Reports, is called TAT CARMIL1, and is actually a combination of two n... HMD Global bets on Finnish roots for success in India Power demand slump narrows to 2.6 per cent in July beginning Telecom tariff hike inevitable: EY Will a higher fuel taxes bring the change we need? COVID-19 War Room to come up in national capital Rains, Covid remodel India Inc's urban-rural math Data fear has a new name. They call it HaaS

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The curious case of India's 1st Covid vaccine candidate

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Top stories of the day The curious case of India's 1st Covid vaccine Investigators listed for Bharat Biotech trials said it was impossible to have a vaccine by August.... Ladakh triggers Andamans build-up plans Government to outline norms for online classes Executive MBAs from IIMs put on notice Govt rewrites playbook for expansionist China Sebi alters rules for investment advisers Oyo is making its employees a co-owner India Inc's watch list now includes staff working from home

Debate This Is an app ban enough for China? Economically damaging China may be next to impossible for India, given its dependence on its northern neighbour in sectors from pharma to telecom. Banning apps may be a token of India's will to impose economic costs on China in the event of Beijing persisting with its unilateral moves on the LAC. But confronting the superpower in cyberspace is of little use unless it can be followed up with large-scale efforts to ramp up local manufacturing.

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Can chasing good promoters make you money on D-Street? Market veterans say promoter buying is usually an indication of where the business is headed.... 8 tips from value investor Guy Spier for success in investing Nikola founder channels Musk to attack naysayers Silicon Valley may now tap Canada for talent Nearly 2/3rds of Indians are of working age Is your balance tax due > Rs 1L? Pay by July 31

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