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Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

"If we were to look at consensus earnings estimates for FY24/FY25, this number has been upgraded with each passing quarter depicting the resiliency of earnings. We expect earnings resiliency to continue and be supportive of the markets in general. Banking has been trailed by the broader indices despite strong earnings and trade at reasonable valuation; we expect it to do well."

A woman was shocked to discover that her Dad's old watch that he bought for $25 is a rare collectible from World War II.

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The brand value of Samsung Electronics was ranked fifth worldwide in 2023, according to a report released by global brand consultancy Interbrand on Tuesday.

In the fall of 2022, the Virginia Board of Education began discussions on a revision to Virginia's current accreditation system. These discussions followed repo

Unstable markets have forced corporate treasurers to adopt whizzier methods for managing currency exposures

Step Back in Time features news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.

Moov Leasing, a digital mobility platform founded by Bogdan Speteanu, former CEO of BCR Leasing, and Mircea Dihel, former CEO of Tiriac Leasing, has reached a EUR10 million valuation after founders of International Alexander Holding also entered its shareholding structure.

“Obviously we missed the boat," explained the thrift store owner that sold a rare N.C. Wyeth painting for $4. It resold for $191,000.