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Racism in the US: Will George Floyd remain just another name in history?
The ongoing race protests and riots in the US are among the biggest the country has seen since the Red Summer—coincidentally, 100 years ago. As the long simmering anger reaches a boiling point, we look at key happenings in the past century that have led to the current surcharge; and what has changed, or hasn't, since the Red Summer
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Despite efforts, India lags in Covid-19 testing
The number of tests per day has quintupled in the last month but is still less than in other countries
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More pain ahead for banks
With the RBI's and government's relief measures for creditors, banks will have to deal with loan repayment defaults and delays
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Airlines in India face debt trap
Research reports show that domestic airlines face a bleak future due to poor liquidity
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Mutual funds: Risky business?
With Franklin Templeton India winding up six debt schemes, India's mutual fund industry has faced a major jolt apart from highlighting the risks investors face
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Trump's $1 billion coronavirus hit
How US President Donald Trump lost $1 billion in wealth over one month
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Locked down, Indians flock to news channels
For the week starting March 21, television news has seen a 298 percent increase in viewership
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Bad news from the markets: The bears are not done yet
The spread of the coronavirus could trigger a global recession, and India's government and RBI need to be quick, take strong action for financial stability, say economists
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Oil's Well for India
An increase in excise duty on oil can reduce the fiscal deficit by 4.9 percent
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Mobile makers feel GST blues
Industry says the move is 'insensitive' during coronavirus panic, and increased GST on mobile phones could weaken demand
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With zero new domestic Coronavirus cases, China inches towards normalcy
As China reports no rise in local cases for the first time since the Covid-19 outbreak, people are trickling back to work