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Man Tries To Rob Bank With Dinosaur-Shaped Water Gun In South Korea, Internet Amused
When police opened the black plastic bag, they found not a deadly weapon, but a toy dinosaur-shaped water pistol, leaving authorities stunned.
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US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
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"F***ing Don't Care...": JPMorgan CEO Defends Strict Return-To-Office Policy
On January 10, the bank informed its employees that hybrid work would come to an end, requiring all staff to return to the office five days a week starting in February.
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US' Reciprocal Tariffs May Have Limited Impact On Indian Exports: Report
The impact of US tariff reciprocity on Indian exports is expected to be minimal, despite concerns over trade restrictions, according to a report by State Bank of India.
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Bus Carrying Freed Palestinian Prisoners Arrives In West Bank
A bus carrying a group of Palestinian prisoners released Saturday by Israel under the Gaza ceasefire deal arrived to a cheering crowd in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, according to an AFP journalist.
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Must-Have Mobile Accessories To Elevate Your Daily Life: Explore Top 10 Flipkart Finds Here
In today’s fast-paced world, smartphones are more than just communication devices; they are our lifelines. From protecting your device to enhancing its functionality, let’s explore some of the top mobile accessories available on Flipkart.
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World Bank Offers Interns Thousands Of Dollars In Just 4 Months, Check Details
World Bank Internship Programme: As an intern, you will contribute innovative ideas and opinions while engaging in research opportunities.
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JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
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Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Turns to Blockchain, AI to Curb Sophisticated Crimes
Azam Baki, MACC chief commissioner, stated that AI and blockchain can help detect criminals involved in sophisticated corruption. The agency's intelligence unit has integrated these technologies into forensic and financial analysis to enhance threat detection.
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Judge Blocks Elon Musk's DOGE From Accessing Personal Information
These documents include millions of Americans' bank account details and personal information.
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Woman Takes Leaves To Care For Dying Daughter, Her Company Fires Her
The former Huntington Bank employee said her daughter, Samantha, blamed herself for her mother losing her job
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Explained: What Does USAID Do And Fund
In 2023, 70 of the 77 countries the World Bank determined to be low- and lower-middle income countries received USAID assistance.
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World Bank Employee Mourns Coworker's Death, Shares Message For All
An Indian-origin economist at the World Bank has paid tribute to her late colleague, sharing a message that our lives were "much more than just being busy."
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Barclays Outage Explained: Thousands Affected After UK Bank Faces Glitch
Customers of Barclays, the UK's second-largest bank, experienced problems in making payments and transfers over a technical glitch that has continued for three days now.
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"Terrible Job:" Trump Slams US Fed After It Pauses Rate Cuts
The Fed's rate-setting committee voted unanimously to keep the bank's benchmark lending rate at between 4.25 percent and 4.50 percent, the Fed announced in a statement.
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Man Tries To Rob Bank With Dinosaur-Shaped Water Gun In South Korea, Internet Amused
When police opened the black plastic bag, they found not a deadly weapon, but a toy dinosaur-shaped water pistol, leaving authorities stunned.
-
US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
-
"F***ing Don't Care...": JPMorgan CEO Defends Strict Return-To-Office Policy
On January 10, the bank informed its employees that hybrid work would come to an end, requiring all staff to return to the office five days a week starting in February.
-
US' Reciprocal Tariffs May Have Limited Impact On Indian Exports: Report
The impact of US tariff reciprocity on Indian exports is expected to be minimal, despite concerns over trade restrictions, according to a report by State Bank of India.
-
Bus Carrying Freed Palestinian Prisoners Arrives In West Bank
A bus carrying a group of Palestinian prisoners released Saturday by Israel under the Gaza ceasefire deal arrived to a cheering crowd in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, according to an AFP journalist.
-
Must-Have Mobile Accessories To Elevate Your Daily Life: Explore Top 10 Flipkart Finds Here
In today’s fast-paced world, smartphones are more than just communication devices; they are our lifelines. From protecting your device to enhancing its functionality, let’s explore some of the top mobile accessories available on Flipkart.
-
World Bank Offers Interns Thousands Of Dollars In Just 4 Months, Check Details
World Bank Internship Programme: As an intern, you will contribute innovative ideas and opinions while engaging in research opportunities.
-
JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
-
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Turns to Blockchain, AI to Curb Sophisticated Crimes
Azam Baki, MACC chief commissioner, stated that AI and blockchain can help detect criminals involved in sophisticated corruption. The agency's intelligence unit has integrated these technologies into forensic and financial analysis to enhance threat detection.
-
Judge Blocks Elon Musk's DOGE From Accessing Personal Information
These documents include millions of Americans' bank account details and personal information.
-
Woman Takes Leaves To Care For Dying Daughter, Her Company Fires Her
The former Huntington Bank employee said her daughter, Samantha, blamed herself for her mother losing her job
-
Explained: What Does USAID Do And Fund
In 2023, 70 of the 77 countries the World Bank determined to be low- and lower-middle income countries received USAID assistance.
-
World Bank Employee Mourns Coworker's Death, Shares Message For All
An Indian-origin economist at the World Bank has paid tribute to her late colleague, sharing a message that our lives were "much more than just being busy."
-
Barclays Outage Explained: Thousands Affected After UK Bank Faces Glitch
Customers of Barclays, the UK's second-largest bank, experienced problems in making payments and transfers over a technical glitch that has continued for three days now.
-
"Terrible Job:" Trump Slams US Fed After It Pauses Rate Cuts
The Fed's rate-setting committee voted unanimously to keep the bank's benchmark lending rate at between 4.25 percent and 4.50 percent, the Fed announced in a statement.
