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Japan has a new tallest building - Vimarsana News

Japan has a new tallest building

While Asia and the Middle East are full of towering skyscrapers, Japan's tallest buildings are of a slightly different stature... There’s a new colossus on…

Source: biztoc.com
Opinion: US-China tensions leave Japan in geopolitical, financial sweet spot – for now - Vimarsana News

Opinion: US-China tensions leave Japan in geopolitical, financial sweet spot – for now

Right now, Japan ticks many of the boxes that matter to fund managers thanks to its geopolitical appeal and outlier status on monetary policy. It is by no means immune to the turmoil in the global economy, especially if China’s economy continues to struggle and the US slips into recession.

Source: scmp.com
jio financial shares: Rs 1 lakh crore-umbilical cord links fate of Jio Financial shares with RIL - Vimarsana News

jio financial shares: Rs 1 lakh crore-umbilical cord links fate of Jio Financial shares with RIL

As part of the demerger, JFSL has received 413 million treasury shares or 6.1% of the total share capital of RIL. At the current market price, the value of these shares is about Rs 1 lakh crore.

How the Pope has shaped the College of Cardinals since 2013 - Vimarsana News

How the Pope has shaped the College of Cardinals since 2013

Keep reading to see some graphs on how Francis has shaped the group of cardinals that will have the task to elect a new Pope in the future.

Parsing Talk From Action Around U.S.-China Trade - Vimarsana News

Parsing Talk From Action Around U.S.-China Trade

Sally Peng of FTI Consulting said clients are weighing the benefits of a strategy involving China and other sourcing locales.

Source: wwd.com