Trump’s re-election comes against the backdrop of an extraordinary political comeback. Defying two impeachments, criminal convictions, and unprecedented challenges to his leadership, his victory over Kamala Harris in November’s election has cemented his place as one of the most polarizing figures in American history.
Author: John Davis
Why India Must Bring Crypto Regulations Without Delay
In the heart of India’s bustling digital economy, a quiet revolution is underway. Cryptocurrencies, once dismissed as a speculative fad, have become a significant part of global financial systems. While countries like…
The Trump Effect: A New Dawn for the Crypto Market?
Trump’s relationship with cryptocurrency has been, at best, frosty. In 2019, he tweeted, “I am not a fan of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies,” citing concerns over volatility, potential for criminal use, and lack of intrinsic value. His administration’s Treasury Department, led by Steven Mnuchin, proposed stricter regulations on crypto transactions, including enhanced reporting requirements for wallets. While these measures were framed as a way to combat illicit activity, critics argued they would stifle innovation and overburden legitimate businesses.
Why did Hindenburg Research shut shop?
Hindenburg gained notoriety for its meticulous research into corporate fraud and malfeasance. From unraveling the smoke-and-mirrors tactics of Nikola’s electric trucks to shaking the foundations of India’s Adani Group, the firm wasn’t just a disruptor—it was a defender of market transparency. The $100 billion market value crash of the Adani Group alone demonstrated Hindenburg’s power to level the playing field in a world often dominated by opaque dealings and unchecked influence.
Should you work 90 hours a week?
The outrage against these remarks highlights an existing corporate reality. Many employees already work extended hours, often clocking 12 to 16 hours daily since the onset of work-from-home and hybrid models post-COVID-19. Consider your workday—what time do you start checking emails, attending calls, or joining virtual meetings? And when do you finally stop responding to messages or winding down work-related tasks?
Did Sebi’s Madhabi Puri Buch invest in Chinese firms?
Also, the party has highlighted that it is deeply concerning to learn that Madhabi P. Buch, the SEBI Chairperson, has been investing in Chinese funds. When the Prime Minister of India can publicly give China a clean chit, it’s hardly surprising that a key regulatory figure is engaging in investments linked to China.
Adani-Hindenburg saga: What are the findings of the latest Swiss allegations?
What’s latest: Swiss investigations find Adani group engaged in wrongdoings. Here’s how the story unfolded.
Are we looking at a rate cut in December?
Even though this is partly due to base effect, what is more interesting to note here is that the inflation has averaged at 3.65 per cent for the first two months of the second quarter. The RBI has forecast an average 4.4 per cent inflation in the second quarter.
How deep is India’s unemployment problem?
The Economic Survey 2023-24 suggested that India had to create 78.5 lakh jobs in the non-farm sector by 2030 to cater to the rising workforce
Will Sebi’s Madhabi Puri Buch step down and face an independent probe?
The Congress party has raised fresh set of allegations against the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) chief Madhabi Puri Buch saying the Sebi chief rented out her properties to Carol Info Services, a firm part of Wockhardt and against which is facing probe by the market regulator.