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  • I FOUND THE NEXT SHIBA INU

    I FOUND THE NEXT SHIBA INU

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  • World’s Wealthiest Man RIPS Dem Class Warfare Tax Policy: ‘Spending Is the Real Problem’

    World’s Wealthiest Man RIPS Dem Class Warfare Tax Policy: ‘Spending Is the Real Problem’

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    “Spending is the real problem,” said the world’s richest man when he dismantled the logic behind the Democratic Party’s latest class warfare tax-the-rich scheme. Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter in response to a Washington Post story promoting the Democrat tax plan, which featured him as the cover photo. The Post said…

  • Musk, Bezos are now worth half a trillion dollars

    Musk, Bezos are now worth half a trillion dollars

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    The combined net worth of Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos approached $500 billion on Wednesday, fueled by the unrelenting rally in Tesla Inc. shares and a broad surge in tech stocks that sent the Nasdaq 100 to an intraday record. The value of the two fortunes—a sum bigger than the market value of Johnson &…

  • NY Times: No Constitutionality, No Problem! Illegal Tax Merely ‘Stakes Out New Territory’

    NY Times: No Constitutionality, No Problem! Illegal Tax Merely ‘Stakes Out New Territory’

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    New York Times congressional reporter Jonathan Weisman offered some strong “soak the rich” energy in his optimistic analysis of the Democratic Party’s latest money-raising proposal, “How Democrats Would Tax Billionaires to Pay for Their Agenda — The plan stakes out new territory by putting levies on unrealized gains in the value of billionaires’ liquid assets,…

  • India-US investment: Howdy, Biden, it’s India here

    India-US investment: Howdy, Biden, it’s India here

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    Narendra Modi and Joe Biden met yesterday. The Covid-wracked world has brought enormous new challenges to both India and the US, bringing home a stark realisation of why staying together on multiple issues is essential for the prosperity of both countries. What are some of the low-hanging fruits with respect to investments and related areas?First,…

  • Abbott: Abortion law won’t slow down business in Texas

    Abbott: Abortion law won’t slow down business in Texas

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    Texas Gov. Greg Abbott insisted on Thursday that his state’s controversial new abortion law won’t prompt blowback from the business community. “This is not slowing down businesses coming to the state of Texas at all,” Abbott said in an interview on CNBC’s "Squawk on the Street" when asked how businesses might react to the slate…

  • Ambani to challenge Musk, Adani; to enter green energy business

    Ambani to challenge Musk, Adani; to enter green energy business

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    NEW DELHI: In a bid to make the most of emerging green energy business and make its business future-proof, Reliance Industries on Thursday said it would enter the green energy business.Mukesh Amabani, Chairman of Reliance Industries, told the annual general meeting of Reliance Industries that his company would invest Rs 60,000 crore in building four…

  • Bitcoin price crash as China puts curbs on cryptocurrency mining

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    Bitcoin price crashed by around 9 percent on Monday morning after reports emerged that China intensified its crackdown on the said cryptocurrency mining. Bitcoin price touched $32,658.65 at 12:14 pm from a high of $35,924.11 at 1:59 am as per data available on Coindesk — the lowest drop in the last 12 days. However, at…

  • Large, uniquely Indian cos to emerge: Bikhchandani

    Large, uniquely Indian cos to emerge: Bikhchandani

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    had not anticipated that we would see this kind of boom in the stock market, start-ups, valuations, investment in start-ups and so much entrepreneurship! Any prediction I make now for the next 12 years could be 100 times better, says Sanjeev Bikhchandani, Co-founder, Info Edge. Based on the last 12 years, how do you think…

  • Big flows into India unlikely going ahead: Matthews

    Big flows into India unlikely going ahead: Matthews

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    Gradual tightening to cause markets to become more range-bound, says Mark Matthews, MD, Julius Baer. The Indian economy is moving from strength to strength and also seeing momentum building up on its own accord irrespective of whatever is happening across the world. Do you continue to observe that fad building up in relation to the…