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American and British voters share deep roots. In 2024, they distrust their own leaders, too
Ahead of Independence Day in the United States and a crucial election in the United Kingdom, a pervasive sense of distrust has clouded the political landscapes. In the UK, voters anticipate a change after 14 years under the Conservatives, disillusioned by broken promises and scandal. Meanwhile, Americans prepare for a divisive election rematch amid deep polarization and widespread mistrust in government. Both nations, rooted in democratic ideals, face challenges reflecting a loss of faith in leadership and institutions, shaping a sobering backdrop to their respective celebrations and electoral decisions.
"Rewards for doing business in India are significant": Alexander Slater, MD USIBC
In the debut episode of the new podcast series "Doing Business in India," Jonathan Hymer, the Minister Counsellor for Commercial Affairs at the United States Embassy in New Delhi, welcomed Alexander Slater, the Managing Director of the US India Business Council, to discuss the evolving business landscape in India post-pandemic.
View: Apple needs to move the iPad beyond the toddler stage
Apple is set to try and revive its iPad line during a “virtual event” it has called Let Loose. It is expected to bring the first significant update to the high-end iPad Pro since 2018. Investors hope it will reverse five consecutive quarters of negative iPad sales growth. This is a chance for a revival of a product that shows great promise but has always felt artificially constrained.
Rs 7,000 cr of exports a year: How the small town of Bhadohi in UP became a global carpet powerhouse
Bhadohi, the carpet capital of India, boasts a rich history of carpet weaving dating back to the Iranian master weavers in the 16th century. The town's success lies in its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern technologies, offering unique handmade carpets to global markets.
Police probing whether Lawrence Bishnoi gang received help from anti-national elements outside India
Lawrence Bishnoi, who is lodged in the Sabarmati central prison in Ahmedabad, and his younger brother Anmol who is believed to be in the US or Canada, are wanted accused in the case. Anmol had claimed responsibility for the firing through a Facebook post, though its IP address was traced to Portugal, police had said earlier.
Congress a synonym for scams, terrorism and Naxalism; gave pistols to youths: Yogi Adityanath
Yogi Adityanath criticizes Congress as synonymous with scams, terrorism, and Naxalism. He credits PM Modi for ending Ayodhya's 500-year wait for Ram Lalla's idol installation, highlighting BJP's focus on security and development.
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The untold story of Monopoly's creator: How one woman changed board games forever
Charles Darrow popularized Monopoly in 1933, but its origins lie with Lizzie Magie's The Landlord's Game in 1904. Magie's game aimed to teach economic concepts. Despite initial obscurity, Monopoly's success overshadowed Magie's role until the 1970s, when her contributions resurfaced during a legal battle.
Who will pay for the Baltimore bridge collapse?
After the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, President Biden pledged the federal government's full funding for rebuilding. Liability is capped at $43.7 million, with claims due by Sept. 24 in court.
Voice of pod: Why entrepreneurs are turning into popular hosts of podcasts
A marketing expert, who has worked with a unicorn founder on their podcast, points to two factors behind this chat show zeal. “Capital is scarce. It goes to people with high visibility. Also, while it takes crores of rupees to pull off traditional advertising, podcasts are low-cost with a massive impact because they work as content,” he says, requesting anonymity.
Voice of pod: Inside India's entrepreneur-led podcast boom
Entrepreneurs are turning into popular hosts of podcasts, which double as personal branding exercise as well as indirect advertisement for their companies and their guests.
ED accuses Kavitha of conspiracy, kickbacks and money laundering totaling Rs 292.8 crore
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a custody petition in a Delhi court alleging BRS MLC K Kavitha's involvement in a ₹292.8 crore kickback scheme with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders. The ED claims Kavitha conspired with others, using Indo Spirits as a front, to generate and transfer proceeds of crime, including a ₹100 crore kickback. The petition alleges Kavitha orchestrated a deal with AAP leaders for undue favours in Delhi's excise policy, highlighting concerns about ethical governance.
With hotel check-ins, add hotel check-ups
There is a need to provide in-house doctor's services not only on luxury cruises but also for business travelers staying at hotels. This would ensure that business guests have access to healthcare services beyond emergencies, similar to other premium amenities offered. Premium hotels offer experience that can extend to in-house healthcare services, going beyond emergencies to include check-ups, diagnostics, and more. This parallels the way guests enjoy fine-dining experiences or access the hotel's gym facilities.
Here's why Vivek Ramaswamy's decided to exit the US Presidential race and throw his support behind Trump
Vivek Ramaswamy's surprising exit from the US presidential race and subsequent endorsement of Donald Trump is a strategic move following Trump's resounding victory in the Iowa caucuses. Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur, faced challenges in the pivotal contest, prompting him to withdraw and throw his support behind the former president. The decision reflects a commitment to Trump's America-first approach, marking a significant shift in the political landscape.
Dawood Ibrahim hospitalised in Karachi amid poisoning speculations: Reports
Dawood Ibrahim hospitalised in Karachi amidst speculation of poisoning. Known for criminal activities, he's under tight security, the sole patient on his hospital floor. Reports suggest his decades-long stay in Pakistan despite India's pursuit. Recent revelations detail his remarriage and family ties in Karachi. The National Investigation Agency's chargesheet unveils his second marriage and allegations against his group orchestrating attacks in India. The D-Company, under his alleged control, maintains criminal influence in Mumbai, per the Global Terrorism Index.
Over 63% of Indian taxpayers stick to old regime, says report
The survey, which covered 1,263 respondents across 350 cities in the country, found out that women were more particular about choosing the tax regime, with 74% of them having picked the tax regime through hard calculations compared to 71% among men.
Over 63% of Indian taxpayers stick to old regime, says report
A report by Policybazaar has revealed that more than 63% of taxpaying Indians are still on the old tax regime, compared to the 37% who have moved to the new one. The survey also found out that a third of the respondents had not done any calculations before choosing the tax regime.
Hunter Biden's legal quagmire unveiled: Tax evasion, lavish lifestyle, and memoir contradictions
The 56-page charge sheet details allegations against him, claiming that he evaded $1.4 million in taxes from 2016 to 2019, which allegedly financed an "extravagant lifestyle." Notably, many of the purported illicit activities occurred while he was grappling with a crack cocaine addiction and coincided with his father's tenure as the US vice-president under Barack Obama.
Not just businesspersons, professional CXOs are also joining the road to philanthropy
The Edelgive Hurun India Philanthropy List 2023 released recently showed that AM Naik, Chairman Emeritus L&T, was one of India’s most generous professional managers. He has donated over Rs 150 crore.
Delhi Excise Policy: Delhi Court extends judicial custody of Manish Sisodia till Nov 22
The Rouse Avenue court in New Delhi has directed counsels for accused persons in the Delhi Excise policy case to inspect un-relied documents at the CBI Headquarters. The court has adjourned the case until November 22 and has extended the judicial custody of Manish Sisodia. Counsels have been instructed to email requests to the Investigating Officer, who will then schedule the inspection of documents. The court has also directed the CBI to supply hard and soft copies of the charge sheets to the accused.
'Unprecedented' secrecy in Google trial as tech giants push to limit disclosures
Not only has Google argued for the landmark trial to be largely closed off to the public, but so have other companies that are involved, such as Apple and Microsoft.
BJP and KCR are two sides of the same coin, says Congress
The Congress party in Telangana has labeled the ruling BRS government as the most corrupt in the country and accused both the BJP and BRS of being anti-people. Congress leaders stated that they will oppose anyone seen supporting the BJP government at the Centre, and also criticized the AIMIM for its alliance with the BRS.
What we know about the impeachment case against US President Joe Biden
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has called for an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, accusing him of corruption. McCarthy made several accusations against Biden, including false statements about his son's business dealings and alleged involvement in his son's business ventures. However, Republicans have not produced evidence to support these claims. McCarthy also claimed that the Biden family received millions of dollars through shell companies, but there is no evidence of illegal activity.
Japan reports wave of Chinese phone harassment after Fukushima discharge
While Japan insists the release of the treated water is safe -- a view backed by the UN's nuclear watchdog -- China has staunchly opposed it and banned all Japanese seafood imports, saying it contaminates the ocean.
Success asks for devotion
Many sit for meditation and prayer day after day, and sometimes feel discouraged if they have not reached their spiritual goal by the tenth time they meditate. Instead of persisting in meditation, they give up. They feel that if they did not attain their goal right away, they have failed.
Maldives launches visa free entry for Indian businesspersons
As part of the reciprocal arrangement, a multiple entry, non-resident, business visa shall be granted for Indian Nationals for a period of 90 days within 6 months.
Shantanu Narayen, Ajay Banga named among Fortune Businessperson of the Year 2020
On Narayen, ranked 8th on the list, Fortune said under his leadership, the 38-year-old provider of design and publishing tools has continued to evolve into a massive subscription-based business.
Satya Nadella tops Fortune's Businessperson of the Year list; Ajay Banga, Jayshree Ullal also feature
Banga is ranked 8th, while Ullal comes in at the 18th spot.
Ajita Rajendra and HDFC Bank MD Aditya Puri make it to Fortune list
Also on the list this time are Microsoft's Satya Nadella and Mastercard's Ajay Banga.
Ajay Banga, Chanda Kochhar among Fortune 2012 businesspersons
Ajay Banga and Chanda Kochhar have been named among the '2012 Businesspersons of the Year', an annual ranking of 50 global leaders.
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