Brady brought in an extra $2.25 million during his championship team s 2020 playoff run, notes NBC Sports s Pro Football Talk, which reported the Change.org petition aimed at getting him to return the money that TB12, his performance lifestyle brand, received is.
About one-third of Black small-business owners said they can survive more than a year under current conditions, versus 59% of White small-business owners.
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February 18, 2021
KARACHI: Pakistanâs foreign debt and liabilities increased $3 billion or 2.6 percent during the six months period ended in December last, the central bankâs data showed on Wednesday
Till December, external debt and liabilities totaled $115.7 billion compared to $112.7 billion till June-end. Total external debt and liabilities were $110.7 billion till December 2019, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
Economist Ashfaque Khan said external debt and liabilities (EDL) were increasing sharply even before the start of the coronavirus pandemic due to falling exports, sharp depreciation of exchange rate, tight monetary policy and a decline in non-debt creating inflows.
âHowever, COVID-19 has further intensified the countryâs debt situation,â said Khan. âWhen Pakistan is in the IMFâs [International Monetary Fund] program, the debt accumulates rapidly.â
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil trader GP Global APAC Pte Ltd has applied to the Singapore High Court for a six-month debt moratorium as its parent company seeks to restructure more than $1 billion dollars in debt, according to a company director, lawyers and a court document.
The parent, GP Global - a major global oil trader and ship fuel supplier based in the United Arab Emirates - said in July it would restructure the group s debt by selling assets after lenders scaled back credit.
GP APAC, which has missed loan payments in recent months, joins a string of defaults among Asian oil trading companies - including Singapore s Hin Leong Trading Pte Ltd, one of Asia s biggest bunker fuel suppliers - in the wake of last year s pandemic-driven crash in oil prices.
The total on-balance-sheet commercial lending exposure in India stood at Rs 71.25 lakh crore in September 2020, clocking a growth rate of 2.1 per cent YoY. For the MSME segment, credit exposure stood at Rs 19.09 lakh crore as of September, showing YoY growth of 5.7 per cent. This credit growth is observed across all the sub-segments of MSME lending.Repo