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GameStop shares soars around 50% as 'meme stocks' rally again GameStop was the fourth most traded stock by Fidelity's customers on Wednesday (Reuters) . Updated: 26 Feb 2021, 12:33 AM IST Reuters GameStop shares hit $160 at the open before being halted after several minutes of trading and fell to around $129 before the second halt Reddit discussion threads were buzzing again about GameStop on Thursday, with members exhorting others to pile in as the rally gathers steam. Share Via Read Full Story GameStop Corp shares shot higher Thursday after doubling in the previous session, triggering a ...

You need to visit your bank lockers regularly. Know why Every bank locker comes with two keys but you get only one (Mint)Premium Share Via Read Full Story NEW DELHI: Customers typically avail the facility of bank lockers to keep jewellery and important documents safe, and once done they fail to visit their lockers on a regular basis. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) regulations require you to visit the bank locker at least once a year, else your bank may open the locker. However, in case you fall in the low-risk category, you may get more time. Those who fall in the medium risk category the bank ...

Chadha said a letter has been written to the Union government to postpone the repair and undertake it some other time

Top Maharashtra official cites these 3 reasons behind Covid-19 resurge The coronavirus is showing a concentrated spurt in Maharashtra's Vidarbha region. (PTI) Share Via Read Full Story Pune: What is the reason behind the surge of daily Covid-19 infections in Maharashtra, after a period of dip? As per a senior state health official, there is a combination of various factors that has led to a sudden spike. News agency PTI quoted Dr Subhash Salunke, technical adviser to the Maharashtra government on reasons behind the spike in Covid-19 cases in some districts of Vidarbha. He said there are thr...

Loan demand was highest, at 81%, from millennials earning ₹10,000– ₹50, 000, and 76% preferred small-ticket loans ranging between ₹10,000 and ₹50, 000