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Record or blow up the coalition. >> yeah, really interesting, important point. i think maya made such a good point, senator, that we may have lost her camera for a second. i don't know if you know, on the news, if you make a really good point, it just -- it just sizzles out. >> may have been a conspiracy. >> senator, all tech glitches aside, and we're still in the zoom era, i want to read you what senator graham said about this here. he did vote -- to be clear about the record, he did vote for sotomayor and kagan during the obama era. he said if democrats hang together, which he expects, they ...

The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) issued admit cards for Odisha Civil Services (OCS) preliminary exams on Friday, but the process was marked

Mahesh Chauhan* was betting that the markets would fall after the Budget. He built his positions accordingly. All he could do was watch when the S&P BSE Sensex rose over 2,000 points instead. There was a technical glitch at his discount brokerage. He had no way to cut his losses. And he’s been fighting for compensation since. Somewhere along the way, he realised that two clauses on a form he signed absolve the broker and the stock exchange of any liability in the event of a technical glitch. This may also affect any investor who seeks compensation for a subsequent outage at the National...

Tech glitches: SEBI norms on compensation soon February 10, 2021 Regulator working on framework for bourses, brokers to pay investors for losses suffered A substantial rise in technical glitches, both at the end of stock exchanges and stock brokers, has forced SEBI to look at framing new rules. “SEBI is actively considering a proposal to introduce a framework for ascertaining the incidents of technical glitches where compensation needs to be paid to the investors and to devise a methodology and calculation of compensation,” SEBI has said in its annual report. Series of glitches NSE has...

The situation unfolding in the US, home of technology giants, frustrates an audience eager for the vaccinations. Furthermore, data gaps could distort the national picture of how efficiently vaccines are used if a certain number of doses administered are not counted. “We feel it is a significant amount,” said Marcus Plescia, chief medical officer at the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials. “That becomes clearer as the data systems improve and we get a better idea of ​​what we are missing.” It is a situation that some officials saw coming. Robert Redfield, forme...