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Apple Only Firm to See Growth in Smartphone Market in Q3 Despite Fall in Sales: Canalys
Global smartphone sales are still dropping, according to the latest Canalys report. In the July-September period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 9 percent decline. Despite the fall, Samsung captured a market share of 22 percent, while Apple secured an 18 percent market share. Economic uncertainty has led consumers to trim purchasing electroni...
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Why Is Food Inflation Rising?: Top Quotes From Economists At ING
"Food inflation continues its ascent. There are many reasons why food prices are rising..." noted economists at ING.
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Rising Debts Could Slow Global Economies' Recovery: IMF
Debt accumulated by businesses and individuals worldwide could slow economic recoveries from the pandemic crisis, the IMF warned Monday
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India's Services Activity Collapses As Coronavirus Paralyses Global Economy: Survey
The steep downturn in activity underlined the widespread havoc wrought by the pandemic worldwide, with many fearing the worst global recession since the 1930s.
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Samsung, Like Apple, Feels Sting of Slowing Global Growth
Samsung said there's weak global demand for chips amid a worldwide economic slowdown, while its smartphones are facing stronger competition.
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Worldwide Smartphone Shipments Expected to Grow by 3 Percent in 2017: IDC
As per the data shared by IDC, among the 1.5 billion units of smartphones expected to be sold in 2017, 85-percent of share will be coming from Android.
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Global Debt Hits Record High, Warns IMF
Easy money policies of the world's top central banks has fed the problem, stoking a private-sector credit binge in China and rising public debt in some low-income countries, the IMF has said.
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India Ranked 105th Out Of 130 Countries On Human Capital Index, Finland Tops
India was today ranked low at 105th position globally on a worldwide Human Capital Index, which measures countries' ability to nurture, develop and deploy talent for economic growth and was topped by Finland.
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India a Bright Spot for Energy Demand: BP
India is not just a bright spot in economic growth worldwide but also in terms of energy demand, BP Group chief economist Spencer Dale said as he saw the country's import dependence rising in next two decades.
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Indian CEOs Most Confident About Their Business Growth
The confidence level of chief executives worldwide about growth prospects of their own companies has fallen but Indian CEOs are among the most confident, says a new survey.
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How to Spend $5 Trillion: a Record-Breaking Year in Deals
Companies around the world spent a record $5.04 trillion on acquisitions in 2015, according to Dealogic, as slow worldwide economic growth and low interest rates pushed companies to combine forces.
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World Needs 'Additional Shoulders' to Push Economic Growth: Arun Jaitley
The world needs "additional shoulders" other than China to push economic growth and this presents an opportunity for India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said.
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World indexes finish vintage year, more gains seen in 2014
Ultra-easy monetary policies and an improving economic outlook worldwide led to a stellar year for stocks. Equity strategists see the gains continuing into 2014 as economic growth improves even as the Federal Reserve steadily trims its bond-buying stimulus.
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Immigration bill to hit global competitiveness of US companies: USIBC
The bill retains several killer provisions, particularly those related to the H-1B visa, which allows US employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations.
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Govt committed to reforms, will restore investor confidence: foreign minister
India’s External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Tuesday sought to reassure frustrated US business leaders that India is committed to economic reforms after recent government decisions.
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Apple Only Firm to See Growth in Smartphone Market in Q3 Despite Fall in Sales: Canalys
Global smartphone sales are still dropping, according to the latest Canalys report. In the July-September period, worldwide smartphone shipments saw a 9 percent decline. Despite the fall, Samsung captured a market share of 22 percent, while Apple secured an 18 percent market share. Economic uncertainty has led consumers to trim purchasing electroni...
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Why Is Food Inflation Rising?: Top Quotes From Economists At ING
"Food inflation continues its ascent. There are many reasons why food prices are rising..." noted economists at ING.
-
Rising Debts Could Slow Global Economies' Recovery: IMF
Debt accumulated by businesses and individuals worldwide could slow economic recoveries from the pandemic crisis, the IMF warned Monday
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India's Services Activity Collapses As Coronavirus Paralyses Global Economy: Survey
The steep downturn in activity underlined the widespread havoc wrought by the pandemic worldwide, with many fearing the worst global recession since the 1930s.
-
Samsung, Like Apple, Feels Sting of Slowing Global Growth
Samsung said there's weak global demand for chips amid a worldwide economic slowdown, while its smartphones are facing stronger competition.
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Worldwide Smartphone Shipments Expected to Grow by 3 Percent in 2017: IDC
As per the data shared by IDC, among the 1.5 billion units of smartphones expected to be sold in 2017, 85-percent of share will be coming from Android.
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Global Debt Hits Record High, Warns IMF
Easy money policies of the world's top central banks has fed the problem, stoking a private-sector credit binge in China and rising public debt in some low-income countries, the IMF has said.
-
India Ranked 105th Out Of 130 Countries On Human Capital Index, Finland Tops
India was today ranked low at 105th position globally on a worldwide Human Capital Index, which measures countries' ability to nurture, develop and deploy talent for economic growth and was topped by Finland.
-
India a Bright Spot for Energy Demand: BP
India is not just a bright spot in economic growth worldwide but also in terms of energy demand, BP Group chief economist Spencer Dale said as he saw the country's import dependence rising in next two decades.
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Indian CEOs Most Confident About Their Business Growth
The confidence level of chief executives worldwide about growth prospects of their own companies has fallen but Indian CEOs are among the most confident, says a new survey.
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How to Spend $5 Trillion: a Record-Breaking Year in Deals
Companies around the world spent a record $5.04 trillion on acquisitions in 2015, according to Dealogic, as slow worldwide economic growth and low interest rates pushed companies to combine forces.
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World Needs 'Additional Shoulders' to Push Economic Growth: Arun Jaitley
The world needs "additional shoulders" other than China to push economic growth and this presents an opportunity for India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said.
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World indexes finish vintage year, more gains seen in 2014
Ultra-easy monetary policies and an improving economic outlook worldwide led to a stellar year for stocks. Equity strategists see the gains continuing into 2014 as economic growth improves even as the Federal Reserve steadily trims its bond-buying stimulus.
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Immigration bill to hit global competitiveness of US companies: USIBC
The bill retains several killer provisions, particularly those related to the H-1B visa, which allows US employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in specialty occupations.
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Govt committed to reforms, will restore investor confidence: foreign minister
India’s External Affairs Minister S M Krishna on Tuesday sought to reassure frustrated US business leaders that India is committed to economic reforms after recent government decisions.
