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US Arrests Operator of Shuttered Bitcoin Investment Platform
Montroll, a resident of Saginaw, Texas, was charged in a criminal complaint with perjury and obstruction of justice and was arrested in his home state.
Feels Like I am Back Home, Says Anand Mahindra While Announcing Rs 200 Crore Investment
Anand Mahindra said although he was born in Maharashtra, UP was his mother's home state. I feel like a traveller who has returned home, said Mahindra.
Rupee Falls 31 Paise Against US Dollar in Opening Trade
A strong dollar in overseas markets weighed on the Indian rupee, a currency dealer said. On Friday, the rupee had ended 30 paise lower at 64.21 against the US dollar on rising global crude prices and worsening trade deficit.
ASSOCHAM Calls for Privatising PSBs in Light of Rs 11,300 Crore Fraud at PNB
The industry body said PSB senior managements spend bulk of their time "receiving and implementing directions from the bureaucrats even for innocuous issues."
Another PNB-Like Scam? Rotomac Pens Owner 'Flees' After Taking Rs 800 Crore from Govt-run Banks
According to sources, Vikram Kothari took a loan of Rs 485 crore from Union Bank of India and a loan of Rs 352 crore from Allahabad Bank. A year later, Kothari has been reported to not have paid back either the interest or the loaned amount.
Unpublished Data Show India's Fraud Problems Extend Far Beyond PNB
In fact, the numbers of loan fraud cases across India could be even higher since they only include cases reported to the RBI, which involve only loans of Rs 100,000 or more.
Japan Economy Grows for 8th Straight Quarter, Longest Since 1980s
But the growth rate fell short of market expectations of 0.2 percent and represented a slowdown from the 0.6 percent in July-September.
Public Sector Banks Wrote Off Bad Loans Worth Rs 81,683 Crore in 2016-2017
In 2013-14, the state-owned banks wrote off bad loans worth Rs 34,409 crore; Rs 49,018 crore in 2014-15; Rs 57,585 crore in 2015-16 and hitting Rs 81,683 in the fiscal ended March 2017.
'Crowdsourced' Recruitment Gaining Momentum, but Hurdles Remain: Experts
In India, the growth has been at 15 per cent year-on-year until 2016 and is expected to grow at 25 per cent for the forthcoming years, N Shivakumar, Business Head - RPO, TeamLease Services, said.
Stock Market Bubble Won't Lead to Major Problem: RBI Governor Urjit Patel
Stating that it is difficult to predict global oil prices, Patel said the global charts have shown two-way movement in the recent days and there is a need to be prepared for both the scenarios of rising and falling rates.
Wall Street Rebounds But Posts Worst Week in Two Years
The sharp falls of the week confirmed the market was in a correction, down more than 10 percent from a Jan. 26 record high, and throwing the nearly nine-year bull market off course.
Disappointing Show: SBI Q3 Loss at Rs 1,887 Crore on Divergences
Over Rs 25,000 crore of loans slipped into the non-performing assets category in the reporting quarter, driven primarily by under-reporting of NPAs or divergence of Rs 23,330 crore for the previous fiscal.
India Should be 'Wooden-headed' About Fiscal Consolidation: Ex-RBI Guv Subbarao
Duvvuri Subbarao cautioned that every time finance ministers hit the "pause" button on fiscal consolidation, whether it is the UPA government or the NDA government, they have justified it on the ground that "this time is different".
Sensex Down 69 Points as RBI Keeps Rate Unchanged
The central bank kept the interest rate unchanged, as widely expected on inflation concerns, but lowered economic growth projection to 6.6 per cent for 2017-18, from 6.7 per cent in its sixth bi-monthly Monetary Policy statement on Wednesday.
$5.1 Billion Gone in 24 Hours: Warren Buffet Biggest Billionaire Loser After Wall Street Crash
Monday’s Wall Street crash wiped off the fortunes of the world’s 500 richest people by $114 billion, says a Bloomberg report.
RBI Likely to Keep Interest Rate on Hold for 3rd Time in a Row
The RBI has been asked by the government to keep inflation at 4 percent, plus or minus 2 percent, and its rise beyond the comfort zone will put pressure on the central bank not cut interest rate (repo rate).