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Mumbai Builder Brandishes Revolver At Rival Realtor Over Property Dispute
A city-based builder was arrested by police on Tuesday for allegedly brandishing a revolver at associates of a rival realtor over a property dispute at an under-construction building in suburban Andheri, an official said.
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US Economy Slowed in Q4, but Growth Outlook Favourable
US economic growth braked more sharply than initially thought in the fourth quarter amid a moderate increase in business inventories and a wider trade deficit, but strong domestic demand brightened the outlook.
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US Realty Market Emerges as Investment Destination for Indians
According to a report published by the US National Association of Realtors, buyers from India purchased residential properties in the US estimated at $5.8 billion in value during the one-year period ending March 2014.
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Indians among top five foreigners buying properties in the U.S.
According to the "2013 Profile of International Home Buying Activity" for the 12 months period ending March 2013, realtors reported purchases from 68 countries, but five have historically accounted for the bulk of purchases; Canada, China, Mexico, India and the United Kingdom.
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US business spending plans gauge hits 13-month high
A gauge of planned U.S. business spending recorded its largest increase in more than a year in January, suggesting growing confidence in the durability of the economic recovery.
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Dow rises on stronger US housing, factory data
Americans signed more contracts to buy previously occupied homes in May, matching the fastest pace in 2 years.
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Dow falls 251 points in second-worst day of year
The Dow started sinking after the Philadelphia branch of the Fed reported a manufacturing slowdown.
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Late slide erases Dow gains, Facebook falls 9%
A 50-point gain in the Dow Jones industrial average turned into a 57-point loss in 45 minutes.
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US stocks rise as unemployment claims remain modest
US stocks rose Thursday morning after number of claims for unemployment benefits remained consistent
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Mumbai Builder Brandishes Revolver At Rival Realtor Over Property Dispute
A city-based builder was arrested by police on Tuesday for allegedly brandishing a revolver at associates of a rival realtor over a property dispute at an under-construction building in suburban Andheri, an official said.
-
US Economy Slowed in Q4, but Growth Outlook Favourable
US economic growth braked more sharply than initially thought in the fourth quarter amid a moderate increase in business inventories and a wider trade deficit, but strong domestic demand brightened the outlook.
-
US Realty Market Emerges as Investment Destination for Indians
According to a report published by the US National Association of Realtors, buyers from India purchased residential properties in the US estimated at $5.8 billion in value during the one-year period ending March 2014.
-
Indians among top five foreigners buying properties in the U.S.
According to the "2013 Profile of International Home Buying Activity" for the 12 months period ending March 2013, realtors reported purchases from 68 countries, but five have historically accounted for the bulk of purchases; Canada, China, Mexico, India and the United Kingdom.
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US business spending plans gauge hits 13-month high
A gauge of planned U.S. business spending recorded its largest increase in more than a year in January, suggesting growing confidence in the durability of the economic recovery.
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Dow rises on stronger US housing, factory data
Americans signed more contracts to buy previously occupied homes in May, matching the fastest pace in 2 years.
-
Dow falls 251 points in second-worst day of year
The Dow started sinking after the Philadelphia branch of the Fed reported a manufacturing slowdown.
-
Late slide erases Dow gains, Facebook falls 9%
A 50-point gain in the Dow Jones industrial average turned into a 57-point loss in 45 minutes.
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US stocks rise as unemployment claims remain modest
US stocks rose Thursday morning after number of claims for unemployment benefits remained consistent
