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China Busts Biggest Ever 'Underground Bank': Police
- Saturday November 21, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Chinese authorities have uncovered an "underground bank" which illegally transferred money overseas in a case valued at $64 billion, said to be the country's largest ever, according to a police statement.
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Bruised Euro Holds Ground Ahead of Inflation Test
- Thursday August 28, 2014
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Escalating tensions in Ukraine kept riskier assets under pressure, with the top share index in Germany -- whose corporate sector has strong trade ties with Russia -- extending initial losses on reports Russian troops had crossed the border to fight alongside separatists.
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Uttarakhand: Govindghat, now a ghost town
- Monday July 1, 2013
- India News | Tejas Mehta
Hundreds of flies buzzed busily around uncollected garbage strewn along the main road. Home and shop owners seemed to have had just enough time to lock their homes and leave their town in an eerie silence. The ground under the helipad - belonging to a company that ferried rich pilgrims to Hemkund Sahib and right near the banks of the Alaknanda - ha...
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China Busts Biggest Ever 'Underground Bank': Police
- Saturday November 21, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Chinese authorities have uncovered an "underground bank" which illegally transferred money overseas in a case valued at $64 billion, said to be the country's largest ever, according to a police statement.
- www.ndtv.com
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Bruised Euro Holds Ground Ahead of Inflation Test
- Thursday August 28, 2014
- Business |
Escalating tensions in Ukraine kept riskier assets under pressure, with the top share index in Germany -- whose corporate sector has strong trade ties with Russia -- extending initial losses on reports Russian troops had crossed the border to fight alongside separatists.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Uttarakhand: Govindghat, now a ghost town
- Monday July 1, 2013
- India News | Tejas Mehta
Hundreds of flies buzzed busily around uncollected garbage strewn along the main road. Home and shop owners seemed to have had just enough time to lock their homes and leave their town in an eerie silence. The ground under the helipad - belonging to a company that ferried rich pilgrims to Hemkund Sahib and right near the banks of the Alaknanda - ha...
- www.ndtv.com