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In The Book Of Trump, All Politics Is Ego
As ideological zealotry has intensified, religious faith has declined. Has one replaced the other?
5-min read - PoliticsHuffPost
Courtroom Artist Reveals Fear Over 'Strange Emails' From Donald Trump's Base
Jane Rosenberg detailed receiving unsettling messages from the former president's supporters.
1-min read - NewsReuters
Exclusive-India cenbank asks non-banks to stick to loan cash payout limit, sources say
India's central bank has asked non-bank finance companies (NBFC) to strictly adhere to a cap of 20,000 rupees ($240) in cash loans, according to a letter seen by Reuters and two people aware of the development, in a bid to deter cash transactions. "Please refer to provisions of Section 269SS of Income Tax Act, 1961, which stipulates that no individual can receive more than 20,000 rupees as loan amount in cash," the letter showed. "Consequently, no NBFC should disburse loan amount in excess of
1-min read - BusinessAFP News
AstraZeneca withdraws Covid vaccine as demand dives
Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca on Wednesday said it was withdrawing Covid vaccine Vaxzevria, one of the first produced in the deadly pandemic, citing "commercial reasons" following a slump in demand.The company will work with other regulators globally to start market authorisation withdrawals for the Vaxzevria "where no future commercial demand for the vaccine is expected".
2-min read - PoliticsHuffPost
Biden's New $14 Million Ad Blitz Begins With Attack On Trump's Plans To 'Terminate' ACA
The Biden campaign is starting with a big financial edge, and wants to take advantage of it while Trump tries to catch up and stay out of prison.
4-min read - PoliticsHuffPost
Ex-DOJ Official Shows How Postponing Trump's Docs Trial May Actually Backfire
Neal Katyal spotted one positive from the "atrocious" development.
1-min read - BusinessAFP News
Markets mixed as traders weigh rates outlook
Equity markets were mixed Wednesday as the latest global rally ran out of steam due to a lack of major catalysts, while investors contemplated the outlook for monetary policy."There was limited data on corporate earnings to worry the markets, with no unexpected surprises and a lack of major US economic data in the days ahead," said Kyle Rodda at Capital.com.
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