Standard Chartered sees Arbitrum’s ARB token soaring 70x by 2030
Standard Chartered sees Arbitrum’s ARB token soaring 70x by 2030
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Standard Chartered sees Arbitrum’s ARB token soaring 70x by 2030
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ISRO has announced recruitment for 22 Technical Assistant, Technician, Cook, and Fireman positions. Interested candidates can apply online through the official ISRO website for these upcoming roles. The selection process involves a written test and a skill test for most positions. Fireman applicants will also undergo a physical efficiency test and medical examination. An application…
ET Wealth Reader’s Query: I am 48, planning to fund my son’s MBBS degree at a private medical college. The fee is about Rs 21 lakh a year for five years. I am in the 30% tax bracket and have sufficient savings, with 90% of my mutual fund portfolio in equity. Should I redeem my…
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The case for listing Tata Sons is gaining urgency, but a public listing is no cure-all.
The National consumer commission ordered a builder to refund homebuyers for seven delayed projects. Homebuyers approached the commission after the developer failed to start construction for months. The commission found the developer deficient in service for not handing over possession. The builder must refund the entire principal amount with nine percent interest. Payments are due…