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As the state plans to send out over $1 million in relief funding for businesses impacted by the Washington Bridge shutdown.

Session held as part of Dubai Economic Leadership Program highlights 3 strategies underpinning emirate’s successDIFC Governor shares insights on Dubai’s development journey and how it has been geared for growth and progress from the outset by aligning wit

Meet the class of 2024 members and Bresnan Award winner Geraldine Laybourne, all of whom will be honored at April 18 New York gala

My father worked for the BBC in Wales. He was the editor of the Welsh equivalent of the Today programme called Good Morning Wales. My mother was a sports photographer – the only woman on the touchline at Cardiff Arms Park. She fitted that in with having quite a lot of children: three boys were produced in rapid succession, and then a sister came along when I was 11, and when I was in the sixth form my parents had another daughter because my mother wasn’t even 40.

While speaking at the ET NOW Global Business Summit, Vaishnaw said that inclusive growth means people at the bottom of the pyramid must have access to the same quality of service as those at the top; this is the vision of Modi government, he said. While speaking on the growth of the semiconductor ecosystem in India, he said, "the story of semiconductors in India has been very satisfying. In June 2023, the Micron project was announced during Modis US visit. In less than 90 days groundbreaki...

If you invest Rs 100 in a classic infrastructure sector, generally the multiplier is 2.4, 2.9, 3.4, 3.6. If you invest Rs 100 in railways, the multiplier is actually of the order of 4 plus depending upon how you compute it, the multiplier is actually of 4 plus, which means you invest Rs 100 in railway sector and you get a return in the economy which is 4x that, which is 400 plus, says Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.

Understanding the nuances of leadership while embracing innovative approaches is crucial. Best-selling author Liz Wiseman has several strategies for you to consider.

The Multiplier Effect is the impact that initial changes in spending will have in the economy. For instance, an initial decrease in price levels is multiplied from its original impact.

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  By Kate Scriven The holiday season is upon us.  During this time of year, we hear a lot about “Shop Local – Buy Local – Be Local.”   Supporting