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CEA Anantha Nageswaran: 'Macro-economic stability and unhindered economic activity will draw global investors' | Idea Exchange News - Vimarsana News

CEA Anantha Nageswaran: 'Macro-economic stability and unhindered economic activity will draw global investors' | Idea Exchange News

As Chief Economic Advisor, Dr V Anantha Nageswaran is responsible for providing fresh ideas to bolster growth, encourage investments and limit fiscal deficit.

Binance Suspends Trading, European Bank Trouble, Twitter To Remove Legacy Verified Checkmarks: Today's Top Stories - Vimarsana News

Binance Suspends Trading, European Bank Trouble, Twitter To Remove Legacy Verified Checkmarks: Today's Top Stories

Reuters European Bank Trouble: Deutsche Bank Stock Under Pressure Due To Higher Costs Of Default Insurance Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE:DB) shar...

Stocks to Watch: Adani Group, Orient Cement, Delhivery, Biocon, Zee, HG Infra - Vimarsana News

Stocks to Watch: Adani Group, Orient Cement, Delhivery, Biocon, Zee, HG Infra

Sanofi India, KSB, and Mideast Integrated Steels will be among the stocks in focus as they will declare their December quarter earnings today.

Gautam Adani's Net Worth Goes Down Below $50 Billion After Hindenburg Report - Vimarsana News

Gautam Adani's Net Worth Goes Down Below $50 Billion After Hindenburg Report

Last month, Gautam Adani’s net worth stood at around $120 billion, making him the world’s third richest person. -- aaa

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Tinder owner Match to cut staff by about 8% after downbeat forecast - Vimarsana News

Tinder owner Match to cut staff by about 8% after downbeat forecast

Match Group Inc said on Wednesday it would lay off about 8 per cent of its workforce, a day after it forecast first-quarter revenue below Wall Street expectations. The company has already cut jobs in the United States and the process is ongoing in other countries, Chief Financial Officer Gary Swidler said on the earnings call. Watch | World Business Watch: Samsung reports lowest quarterly profit since 2014