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India Featured In UN's Honour Roll For Timely Payment Of Regular Budget
Permanent Mission of India in New York announced that India has once again been included in 'Honour Roll' of the United Nations for paying its regular budget assessments in full within 30-day period specified in Financial Regulations of the UN.
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US President-Elect Donald Trump Says US Will 'Do Something Great With Crypto' at NYSE
Donald Trump hinted that in the coming times, crypto related steps will be made part of traditional financial practices, while ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. He said that he wishes for US to establish itself as a crypto adopter before other countries like China does.
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Russia Seeks To Jail US Russian Woman Over $50 Donation To Ukraine
Ksenia Karelina, who lives in the United States, was arrested in February while visiting family in Russia, accused of providing financial assistance to the Ukrainian army.
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"I'm Shocked": Former Beauty Queen Loses $2,000 In 'Zelle Scam' In US
Briana Siaca said she was approached by two teen boys who said they were raising funds for their basketball team. The boys used her phone to transfer the money using the Zelle app.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Pitches ChatGPT Enterprise to Large Firms, Including Some Microsoft Customers
OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman has hosted hundreds of Fortune 500 company executives in San Francisco, New York and London this month where he and other OpenAI executives pitched AI services for corporate use, going head-to-head in some cases with financial backer Microsoft, attendees told Reuters.
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Trump Owes $454 Million For Fraud, But Can He Actually Pay It?
Donald Trump is up against a fast-approaching deadline to secure a half-billion dollar bond as he appeals his financial fraud case, facing possible bankruptcy or the seizure of his assets if he fails.
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Crypto Exchange To Refund $1.1 Billion To Customers Locked Out Since 2022
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini will return at least $1.1 billion to customers of its defunct lending program and pay a fine of $37 million for unsafe and unsound practices as part of a settlement with the New York Department of Financial Services.
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"Hidden Room" In Epstein House Filled With Nude Pics, Claims Survivor
Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in the Jeffrey Epstein case, has claimed that the disgraced financier had a room named "the dungeon" in his New York City townhouse.
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US Judge Begins To Unseal Jeffrey Epstein Contacts
A New York judge began to unseal Wednesday the identities of people linked in court documents to Jeffrey Epstein, the US financier who killed himself in 2019 as he awaited trial for sex crimes.
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In New York, Deep "Racial Gap" In Homeownership: Report
Black and Hispanic households in New York state -- home to America's financial capital -- own their homes at half the rate of white households, a government report said Tuesday.
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'Mahua Moitra Spoke To NYT, BBC Journalists': Businessman's Big Expose
Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra frequently interacted with journalists from Financial Times, the New York Times, the BBC, and several national publications, businessman Darshan Hiranandani claimed in an explosive affidavit today.
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Emergency Declared In New York As City Flooded By Heavy Rains
Heavy rains overnight in the northeastern United States left parts of New York under water on Friday, partially paralyzing subways and airports in America's financial capital.
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Trump Committed Fraud By Inflating Value Of Assets: Judge
Donald Trump committed fraud by inflating the value of his real estate and financial assets, a New York judge ruled on Tuesday.
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New York's Mayor Says Migrant Influx "Will Destroy" The City
Eric Adams, the Democratic mayor of New York, sounded the alarm this week over the financial strain his city faces as thousands of asylum seekers arrive each month -- many sent by Republican governors after crossing the southern US border.
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Who Is Neville Roy Singham And Why Is He In News? Explained In 5 Points
Neville Roy Singham, a millionaire based in the US, is accused of funding a financial network to push Chinese talking points worldwide, according to a New York Times investigation.
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India Featured In UN's Honour Roll For Timely Payment Of Regular Budget
Permanent Mission of India in New York announced that India has once again been included in 'Honour Roll' of the United Nations for paying its regular budget assessments in full within 30-day period specified in Financial Regulations of the UN.
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US President-Elect Donald Trump Says US Will 'Do Something Great With Crypto' at NYSE
Donald Trump hinted that in the coming times, crypto related steps will be made part of traditional financial practices, while ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. He said that he wishes for US to establish itself as a crypto adopter before other countries like China does.
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Russia Seeks To Jail US Russian Woman Over $50 Donation To Ukraine
Ksenia Karelina, who lives in the United States, was arrested in February while visiting family in Russia, accused of providing financial assistance to the Ukrainian army.
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"I'm Shocked": Former Beauty Queen Loses $2,000 In 'Zelle Scam' In US
Briana Siaca said she was approached by two teen boys who said they were raising funds for their basketball team. The boys used her phone to transfer the money using the Zelle app.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Pitches ChatGPT Enterprise to Large Firms, Including Some Microsoft Customers
OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman has hosted hundreds of Fortune 500 company executives in San Francisco, New York and London this month where he and other OpenAI executives pitched AI services for corporate use, going head-to-head in some cases with financial backer Microsoft, attendees told Reuters.
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Trump Owes $454 Million For Fraud, But Can He Actually Pay It?
Donald Trump is up against a fast-approaching deadline to secure a half-billion dollar bond as he appeals his financial fraud case, facing possible bankruptcy or the seizure of his assets if he fails.
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Crypto Exchange To Refund $1.1 Billion To Customers Locked Out Since 2022
Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini will return at least $1.1 billion to customers of its defunct lending program and pay a fine of $37 million for unsafe and unsound practices as part of a settlement with the New York Department of Financial Services.
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"Hidden Room" In Epstein House Filled With Nude Pics, Claims Survivor
Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in the Jeffrey Epstein case, has claimed that the disgraced financier had a room named "the dungeon" in his New York City townhouse.
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US Judge Begins To Unseal Jeffrey Epstein Contacts
A New York judge began to unseal Wednesday the identities of people linked in court documents to Jeffrey Epstein, the US financier who killed himself in 2019 as he awaited trial for sex crimes.
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In New York, Deep "Racial Gap" In Homeownership: Report
Black and Hispanic households in New York state -- home to America's financial capital -- own their homes at half the rate of white households, a government report said Tuesday.
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'Mahua Moitra Spoke To NYT, BBC Journalists': Businessman's Big Expose
Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra frequently interacted with journalists from Financial Times, the New York Times, the BBC, and several national publications, businessman Darshan Hiranandani claimed in an explosive affidavit today.
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Emergency Declared In New York As City Flooded By Heavy Rains
Heavy rains overnight in the northeastern United States left parts of New York under water on Friday, partially paralyzing subways and airports in America's financial capital.
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Trump Committed Fraud By Inflating Value Of Assets: Judge
Donald Trump committed fraud by inflating the value of his real estate and financial assets, a New York judge ruled on Tuesday.
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New York's Mayor Says Migrant Influx "Will Destroy" The City
Eric Adams, the Democratic mayor of New York, sounded the alarm this week over the financial strain his city faces as thousands of asylum seekers arrive each month -- many sent by Republican governors after crossing the southern US border.
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Who Is Neville Roy Singham And Why Is He In News? Explained In 5 Points
Neville Roy Singham, a millionaire based in the US, is accused of funding a financial network to push Chinese talking points worldwide, according to a New York Times investigation.
