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Month: October 2016
Royal commission hears The King’s School threatened to send a debt collector to family
The King’s School threatened to send a debt collector to the family whose son had allegedly been assaulted at the school.
Clinton chairman turns up heat on FBI
Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta on Sunday sought to turn up the heat on FBI Director James Comey to release more details about the new emails possibly tied to Hillary Clinton’s server that he revealed to Congress that the FBI had found.
Army rank downgrade: 5 takeaways from Rahul Gandhi’s letter to PM
Here are the five main issues raised by Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi in his letter to Modi
Fox News fans pessimistic about the country, and Clinton
New data shows that Fox News loyalists, when compared to the public at large, are far more pessimistic about America’s future; are far more critical of President Obama’s performance; are far more fearful of Hillary Clinton; and are more forgiving of Donald Trump.
INVESTMENT FOCUS-Markets cast doubt on UK’s inflation goals
LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) – If financial market gauges are to
be believed, Britain will struggle to keep inflation in check
for the next half century.
Ireland’s forbidden fruit
An EU tax ruling held that Apple owes Ireland more than €13 billion; why is the Irish government likely to reject the windfall? Host Anne McElvoy is joined by Matthew Valencia to explain. And, Ryan Avent digs deep into work, status and technological disruption.
Salaried tax payers will now get SMS alerts on TDS deductions
The income-tax department will now send SMSes to salaried taxpayers on their tax deducted at source or TDS.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday launched the service. Central Board of Direct Taxes or CBDT will soon offer this facility on a …
UPDATE 1-AT&T-Time Warner deal sparks calls for scrutiny in Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct 23 (Reuters) – AT&T Inc’s agreement to
acquire Time Warner Inc for $85 billion drew skepticism
from both Democrats and Republicans on Sunday, making it more
likely that regulators will scrutinize the effort to create a
new telecommunications and media giant.
Foreign Stock Markets Beginning To Move
Today I want to look at the most important charts as we head into next week. Even though the Mario Draghi leaned toward a more optimistic tone on the euro zone outlook and the efficacy of the ECB’s current monetary policy, the rates and currency markets didn’t follow the message. The German 10-year yield, which
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