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And soccer supporters in brazil are scoring points off the pitch by cleaning up trash after matches, an idea they picked up from japanese fans. Japans Prime Minister has signaled he wants to move forward. Shinzo abe has named two new cabinet ministers hours after two stepped aside. Abe appointed yuko obuchi and Midori Matsushima last month when he reshuffled his cabinet. They were among five women he appointed. But the ministers quit amid questions over their political activities. The Prime Mini...

Speak to the lenders Chief Economist. And a new border agent are bracing for and no deal brag that we show you how theyre getting ready. To welcome to the business im on in berlin today many in germany are looking to china wondering how they did it because while the capital berlin is still waiting for its new airport to get off the ground a full 13 years after construction started and 8 years behind schedule chinas president xi jinping officially launched a glitzy new mega airport around 50 kilo...

Hell lowe. Welcome to todays edition to Worldwide Exchange. Im ross westgate. And im kelly evans. Hesitate are your headlines around the world. Chinas mainland markets knocked off balance by beijings latest property curb, hitting shares of Real Estate Developers there and around the world. The battle lines are drawn in d. C. After the sequester goes into effect. But for now, the white house and republicans arent giving any ground. Plus, executive pay is in focus across europe with voters overwhe...

12day trip to asia. Refusing to tone down his nuclear rhetoric. What could possibly go wrong . Ill ask New York Times thricewinning Pulitzer Prizewinning columnist Thomas Friedman. As well as two veteran advance men who have their own tales from travels with clinton and bush. And is trump running the u. S. Government like its his own private company . Moneyball author Michael Lewis investigated and found many unqualified friends of trump with positions in the administration. He, too, is here. It...

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"Construction and agriculture are likely to be impacted more. Within agriculture, the vegetable output might get impacted more, as most of the cereal sowing will start later," said Sunil Kumar Sinha, principal economist, India Ratings and Research.

As India braces itself for another scorcher of a summer — with the India Meteorological Department forecasting more heatwave days than usual — companies are putting in place measures to provide some relief to workers.

As India braces for a hot summer ahead, companies across various sectors are implementing measures to protect their workers from the scorching temperatures. From ecommerce giants to real estate developers and oil companies, efforts include restricted work hours, flexible schedules, resting areas, access to refreshments, healthcare facilities, and breathable clothing.

Our new report South Asia Development Update—Jobs for Resilience—focuses on three key areas necessary for a brighter future: robust private investment, vigorous job creation, and an environment that facilitates climate adaptation by households, farmers, and firms.

The Indian economy is projected to grow at 7.5 per cent in 2024, the World Bank has said, revising its earlier projections for the same period by 1.2 per cent.