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"Work Harder", Germany: Deutsche Bank CEO's Plea For Economic Recovery
Speaking at the Handelsblatt banking summit, Sewing highlighted the disparity between Germanys work hours and those of other European countries, urging a change in work attitudes.
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How Insurance Helped 46,000 Women Avoid Deadly Work In Scorching Heat
In Ahmedabad, temperatures climbed above 43C (109F) every day between May 19 and May 25, creating deadly hot working conditions for many of the labourers who keep the local economy humming.
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Argentina Authorities Discuss Bitcoin Adoption Strategy, Experience With Counterparts From El Salvador
Last week, senior leadership of the Argentinian National Securities Commission (CNV) had a meeting with El Salvador’s National Digital Assets Commission (CNAD) to assess the impact of adopting Bitcoin on the economy that it may have observed in the last few years.
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Nawaz Sharif Promises "Message Of Peace" To India In Party Manifesto
Focus on bringing Pakistan's economy back on track, the message of peace to India, a vow to combat climate change, and zero-tolerance towards terrorism are the highlights of manifesto unveiled by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party.
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Inflation Drops: BJP Governments Outpace Rivals Among Poll-Bound States
While many advanced economies have been grappling with elevated prices for months, consumer price inflation in India dropped to a five-month low in October. Apart from prices of cereals, fruits, and pulses, the changes in most other items
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Still Have Rs 2,000 Notes After Last Date? 2 Steps To Get Money In The Bank
People can send their Rs 2,000 banknotes to specified regional offices of the Reserve Bank through the insured post for credit directly in their bank accounts.
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Climate Change's Strongest Effects Felt In Nations With The Least Emissions: Report
Countries with the lowest historical emissions experienced three to four times higher than seasonal temperatures this June-August days than G20 countries - the world's largest economies - according to an analysis by Climate Central published today.
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Oil Nears $90 For First Time In 2023, Fuel Price Unlikely To Change In India
Oil prices hit a 10-month high of nearly USD 90 per barrel as Saudi Arabia and Russia extended their voluntary production and export cuts until the end of the year.
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Global Warming Could Cost Australia Billions Of Dollars
Global warming could cost Australia's economy hundreds of billions of dollars in the coming decades if workplaces cannot adapt to soaring temperatures, a government report said Thursday.
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Explained: How El Nino Endangers Emerging Market Economies
Countries around the world are battling heatwaves and floods fuelled by El Nino, a naturally occurring climate phenomenon that has a 90% probability of persisting in the second half of 2023, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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India's Circular Economy Push At G20 To Combat Climate Change
In a shot in the arm for India's G20 Presidency, 39 global corporate giants, including Coca Cola and Maruti Suzuki, have forged a coalition to boost circular economy at the G20 environment and climate ministers summit in Chennai.
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India's Economy, Development Goals At Risk Due To Extreme Heat: Study
Killer heat waves are putting "unprecedented burdens" on India's agriculture, economy and public health, with climate change undermining the country's long-term efforts to reduce poverty, inequality and illness, a new study showed.
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G7 Faces Pressure On Fossil Fuel Pledges At Japan Climate Talks
G7 climate ministers kick off two days of talks in northern Japan on Saturday, with campaigners warning the world's leading developed economies against backtracking on their fossil fuel commitments.
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Boring Steel Stocks Can Outshine Lithium In 2023
Both India and Turkey are set to change the global supply chain.
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Global Energy-Related CO2 Emissions Hit Record High In 2022: Report
Deep cuts in emissions, mainly from burning fossil fuels, will be needed over the coming years if targets to limit a global rise in temperatures and prevent runaway climate change are to be met, scientists have said.
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"Work Harder", Germany: Deutsche Bank CEO's Plea For Economic Recovery
Speaking at the Handelsblatt banking summit, Sewing highlighted the disparity between Germanys work hours and those of other European countries, urging a change in work attitudes.
-
How Insurance Helped 46,000 Women Avoid Deadly Work In Scorching Heat
In Ahmedabad, temperatures climbed above 43C (109F) every day between May 19 and May 25, creating deadly hot working conditions for many of the labourers who keep the local economy humming.
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Argentina Authorities Discuss Bitcoin Adoption Strategy, Experience With Counterparts From El Salvador
Last week, senior leadership of the Argentinian National Securities Commission (CNV) had a meeting with El Salvador’s National Digital Assets Commission (CNAD) to assess the impact of adopting Bitcoin on the economy that it may have observed in the last few years.
-
Nawaz Sharif Promises "Message Of Peace" To India In Party Manifesto
Focus on bringing Pakistan's economy back on track, the message of peace to India, a vow to combat climate change, and zero-tolerance towards terrorism are the highlights of manifesto unveiled by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's party.
-
Inflation Drops: BJP Governments Outpace Rivals Among Poll-Bound States
While many advanced economies have been grappling with elevated prices for months, consumer price inflation in India dropped to a five-month low in October. Apart from prices of cereals, fruits, and pulses, the changes in most other items
-
Still Have Rs 2,000 Notes After Last Date? 2 Steps To Get Money In The Bank
People can send their Rs 2,000 banknotes to specified regional offices of the Reserve Bank through the insured post for credit directly in their bank accounts.
-
Climate Change's Strongest Effects Felt In Nations With The Least Emissions: Report
Countries with the lowest historical emissions experienced three to four times higher than seasonal temperatures this June-August days than G20 countries - the world's largest economies - according to an analysis by Climate Central published today.
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Oil Nears $90 For First Time In 2023, Fuel Price Unlikely To Change In India
Oil prices hit a 10-month high of nearly USD 90 per barrel as Saudi Arabia and Russia extended their voluntary production and export cuts until the end of the year.
-
Global Warming Could Cost Australia Billions Of Dollars
Global warming could cost Australia's economy hundreds of billions of dollars in the coming decades if workplaces cannot adapt to soaring temperatures, a government report said Thursday.
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Explained: How El Nino Endangers Emerging Market Economies
Countries around the world are battling heatwaves and floods fuelled by El Nino, a naturally occurring climate phenomenon that has a 90% probability of persisting in the second half of 2023, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
-
India's Circular Economy Push At G20 To Combat Climate Change
In a shot in the arm for India's G20 Presidency, 39 global corporate giants, including Coca Cola and Maruti Suzuki, have forged a coalition to boost circular economy at the G20 environment and climate ministers summit in Chennai.
-
India's Economy, Development Goals At Risk Due To Extreme Heat: Study
Killer heat waves are putting "unprecedented burdens" on India's agriculture, economy and public health, with climate change undermining the country's long-term efforts to reduce poverty, inequality and illness, a new study showed.
-
G7 Faces Pressure On Fossil Fuel Pledges At Japan Climate Talks
G7 climate ministers kick off two days of talks in northern Japan on Saturday, with campaigners warning the world's leading developed economies against backtracking on their fossil fuel commitments.
-
Boring Steel Stocks Can Outshine Lithium In 2023
Both India and Turkey are set to change the global supply chain.
-
Global Energy-Related CO2 Emissions Hit Record High In 2022: Report
Deep cuts in emissions, mainly from burning fossil fuels, will be needed over the coming years if targets to limit a global rise in temperatures and prevent runaway climate change are to be met, scientists have said.
