India to overweight as it will be the fastest growing major economy in 2021. We change our stance on India from market-weight to overweight and see 15% upside from current levels with a Sensex price target of 58,450, it said in a note. An economic recovery is underway, and we look for 9% y/y GDP growth this year, followed by 7% next year. We look for earnings per share to grow on average over 25% over the next 3 years. It would be unprecedented for the stock market to fall in an environment of such strong growth, it added.
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Scientists think herd immunity has been achieved in large parts of the country, which would explain why daily new cases have fallen from almost 100,000 in September to less than 15,000 presently.
Guyana: CGX Energy provides update on the Kawa-1 and Makarapan-1 exploration wells offshore Guyana
08 Mar 2021
CGX Energy, a Canadian-based oil and gas exploration company focused on the exploration of oil in the Guyana-Suriname Basin, has provided an update on the Kawa-1 and
The
Kawa-1 exploration well on the
Corentyne block is currently expected to be drilled to a depth of approx. 6,500 metres in water depth of approx. 370 m and is scheduled to be drilled in the second half of 2021. The primary target is a Santonian age, stratigraphic trap, interpreted to be analogous to the discoveries immediately to the east on Block 58 in Suriname. The prospect is named after the iconic mountain overlooking the village of Paramakatoi in the Pakaraima Mountains of Guyana.
Local police impounded a car in Beaufort after the driver was caught allegedly drink driving. Police observed a Ford Laser driving erratically through.
antitrust dept
Mon, Aug 11th 2014 3:43am
Mike Masnick
It s long been recognized that the NCAA sports setup is a bit of a scam, in which student athletes make various colleges a ridiculous amount of money none of which actually makes it to the athletes themselves. In many cases, these are barely actually students at all. And while some of the athletes may later cash in by going pro, many do not. A few years ago, we wrote about a class action lawsuit brought by basketball player Ed O Bannon over the fact that his likeness was appearing in an EA video game, and that the NCAA had basically violated antitrust laws in effectively forcing him (and all NCAA athletes) to sign away all such rights for no compensation. The case has gone back and forth over the years, but on Friday Judge Claudia Wilken sided strongly with the players, finding the NCAA had clearly violated antitrust laws.
“I guess I can’t make a living because I cannot work on people without a license. So my mom is a horse trainer so I help her to keep the money flowing in. But I would love to be doing hair,” said Velasco.
So she s been practicing and waiting for a rescheduled exam date.
“I got an anticipated date for March in November, and I have not heard anything since,” said Velasco.“It is unfair. I feel like the unfair part is the no communication.”
Congressman Darrell Issa (CA-50) has been trying to push Governor Gavin Newsom’s attention toward the delays. He visited Bellus Academy s El Cajon location and talked with students about their frustrations.