The worst-case scenario is the two marquee names up for privatisation – Air India and Bharat Petroleum – may not happen this year, and what the Centre may get in divestment proceeds could just be a fraction of the target. The Covid-19 pandemic and the resultant slowdown in the global […]
Read moreKadmon’s (KDMN) ROCKstar – Will The Study Turn Out To Be True To Its Name?
Chronic Graft-Versus-Host-Disease (cGVHD), a common and often fatal complication following allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT), is a multi-organ disorder in which transplanted immune cells (graft) attack the healthy cells (host), leading to inflammation and fibrosis in multiple organs. AbbVie and Johnson and Johnson’s Imbruvica, greenlighted by the FDA in […]
Read moreUS Preparing For The Hardest Week Ahead
President Donald Trump and the United States’ chief surgeon have warned that the country is bracing for the hardest week ahead as some parts of it are already nearing their peak in the number of coronavirus infections. “In the days ahead, America will endure the peak of this pandemic,” Trump […]
Read moreState Pension: Will you be affected by changes to pension next month?
The benefit is offered by the government as a result of a person contributing National Insurance payments throughout their working life. Payments are provided to pensioners who have worked in the United Kingdom for a number of years. To be entitled to the full basic State Pension, you will need […]
Read moreSalary sacrifice pension: Is a salary sacrifice pension better?
Salary Sacrifices can offer you a whole range of benefits, from child care vouchers to company cars. One of the most useful benefits is additional pension contributions from your employer. But is it worth it? Read on to find out whether salary sacrifice pensions are better than other ways of […]
Read moreChina Rejects Alleged Mistreatment of Africans in Guangzhou
China rejected criticism about the alleged mistreatment of Africans by authorities tackling the coronavirus in the southern city of Guangzhou. The government has treated foreigners equally and attaches great importance to their life and health, spokesman Zhao Lijian said in a statement posted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs late […]
Read moreTax year 2020/2021 changes you need to know about
A new tax year often means a change in the finances of many people across the country. Benefit amounts can fluctuate, and contributions can also change according to government policy. Amid the coronavirus crisis, many people are attempting to gain a better understanding of their finances. READ MORE Premium Bonds […]
Read moreAMLO Scores Win After Mexico Resists Pressure from Oil Titans
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador scored a political victory on Sunday by convincing oil nations to let him cut production far less than other OPEC+ members, reinforcing his nationalist project to revive state-owned producer Pemex. Mexico will only cut 100,000 barrels — just a quarter of its pro-rated share […]
Read moreMexico President Faces Threats of Tax Revolts in Some States
Mexico’s president is facing threats from some state business chambers to withhold taxes to protest the government’s refusal to provide aid to offset the impact of the lockdown, Reforma reported on Sunday. Business chambers in the states of Tamaulipas, Durango and the beach resort of Acapulco are demanding tax deferrals, […]
Read moreOhio’s GOP Secretary Of State Pushes Back On Trump’s Attacks On Mail-In Voting
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R) on Sunday rejected claims President Donald Trump has made that mail-in voting increases the risk for voter fraud. Trump and other GOP leaders have rebuffed efforts by top Democrats to push for more federal investment in mail-in voting to ease the voting process […]
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