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Residences and offices of the TRS MP Nama Nageswara Rao and the directors of Ranchi Expressway Limited were raided in connection with Rs 1,064 crores bank fraud case, sources said
ZURICH — Switzerland heads to the polls on Sunday in a batch of referendums which could see the country become only the second in the world to ban artificial pesticides. Laws to combat terrorism, cut CO2 emissions and provide emergency COVID-19 funding also face binding votes under the Swiss system of direct democracy. One initiative…
Saskatoon’s mayor wants the city to get a “substantial” slice of a massive federal housing program expected to be renewed this year.
Switzerland heads to the polls on Sunday in a batch of referendums which could see the country become only the second in the world to ban artificial pesticides.
e-Money, a blockchain platform focused on stablecoin issuing, has announced changes to its automated treasury delegations to be able to offer users better rewards. e-Money, who disclosed the changes said the modification aims to reward users’ commitment to the network. As well as reward long-term sustainable network participation and increase staking rewards of its native…
In this episode of China Money Podcast, listen to all the news headlines in the China venture investment and tech sector for the week ending June 11. This was a massive funding week for Chinese startups with 73 dealings closing for a total just shy of US$4 billion! To put this week’s huge investment scale…
#IStandWithBuhari protesters in Abuja today A brawl broke out on Saturday morning amongst members of the #IStandWithBuhari protest group at the Unity Fountain, Abuja. The group leaders were seen in a heated exchange over the sharing of monetary resources meant for organising the counter protests. #IStandWithBuhari protesters in Abuja today Civil society organisations and human…
A Fin24 reader considers going under debt review but wants to know the effect it will have on the balance of his debt.
The government wants to wave it off. Traditional media want to ignore it. But zero wage growth is starting to be recognised as a real threat to Australia’s future. The post The economy may be roaring back, but the people will have far less money to do the shouting appeared first on Crikey.
