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Global iron ore prices have started falling, and back home, domestic steel prices are on a weak footing

While expectations that the Federal Reserve could begin its interest rate easing cycle in 2024 could keep sentiment upbeat, investors would remain cautious in the run-up to the general elections

The NHAI has cleared just 310 km of highways in FY24, or about 5% of its 6,000-km target

The average price of houses purchased is over 50% higher than it was pre-covid, according to an analyst at Jefferies India

BOTW this week includes the Maldives president skipping India for his first foreign visit, increasing penalties levied on lenders by the RBI, the battle to control Religare and the passing of Charlie Munger.

Wow. For a couple of weeks, Justin Timberlake was really getting hit in the press and social media. This was all the result of Britney Spears throwing him under the bus and then backing over him in her book. She claimed she had an abortion at 17 while dating him, and made him seem like the meanest

Health of copper-using industries worldwide continue to deteriorate

A walk through the store reveals a lot of blouses, dresses and pants with differing vibrant colors and patterns.

New anthology, `Kick Out The Jams,' makes the case for Dave Marsh as one of the most influential critics of popular music in recent decades

When he took over the company brought david sacks into a lot of the transitions, et cetera. so i think that that mutual find a common which made some more easier and -- friendly place. >> my question is, listen -- we have been to a not every campaign events. not everyone goes -- amy klobuchar was drenching snow couple years ago. i guess a lot of the headlines that i saw after this focused on the bungled roll out of this campaign. how long will that last? and i cant imagine any politician wanting...