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Big Retail hates the idea of two Senators that want them to let consumers know where their products are coming from.

After getting whacked by the pandemic, Brazil has hit bottom. Bolsonaro, not so much, as protesters rage.

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The ITAT ruled in favour of the taxpayer, saying gains due to currency fluctuation should not be taxed

The Federal Reserve's frustration with Germany's largest lender has escalated to a point that the bank could be fined, according to people familiar with the matter.

Where a gift is received by the parents from a specified relative (i.e. daughter), the transaction of the gift itself will not give rise to any income tax implications in the hands of both the receiver and the daughter

Makers of cleansing and disinfectant products would have investors believe that people are keen to keep wiping things down post-pandemic. Common sense argues otherwise.

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The higher balances that you are willing to maintain, the better services you will get.

Amount of maximum benefit has been increased from ₹6 lakh to ₹7 lakh to the family members of deceased employee.Restoration of provision of minimum 2.5 lakh compensation retrospectively, i.e., from 15th February 2020

Many people curbed their spending and lenders waived fees, pushing down overdraft revenue nearly 10% in 2020.

The social security cover by the Centre is 'sought to be provided to the workers without any additional cost to the employer'.Amount of maximum benefit has been increased from ₹6 lakh to ₹7 lakh to the family members...