Politics
Facing Year-end Cut Off, U.S. Banks Scramble To Extend COVID Accounting Relief
U.S. banks are scrambling to persuade Washington policymakers to extend the Dec. 31 expiry of an accounting waiver that has allowed lenders to give struggling borrowers more leeway on their loans, several bankers and lobbyists said.
Election 2020 Today: Democracy Challenged, GOP Reckoning
Heres whats happening Tuesday in Election 2020 and President-elect Joe Biden's transition.
Fed To Weigh Further Options For Aiding US Economy In Peril
The Federal Reserve's policymakers face an unusual conundrum as they meet this week: A shortterm economic outlook that is worsening even while the longerterm picture is brightening thanks to the emergence of coronavirus vaccines.
BJP Leader Says Will Persuade Ally Hanuman Beniwal on Talks After His Rebellion Over Agri Reforms Row
The BJP leader said, "More than 99 per cent farmers in the country are with the Modi government and if there is confusion among the rest, we will sit and the confusion will be removed."
Take Five: Brexit Brinkmanship; Fed Watching And China Bashing
1/BREXIT AND BOE
Nadda Convoy Attack: Mamata Won't Send Chief Secy, Top Cop to Delhi Despite MHA Summons
Mamata Banerjee has termed the whole incident as a 'drama' and claimed that it was staged by the saffron brigade to attract political attention before the state assembly elections.
In Wall Street Years, 2020 Felt Like A Decade For Markets
While lockdown life has kept time standing still for nearly everyone through 2020, Wall Street has been locked in at super fastforward.
‘Don't Play With Fire’: Governor Tells Mamata as TMC Terms Bengal Violence Report Unconstitutional
The Governor took a serious note of CM Mamata Banerjee's statement where she had said the attack on BJP president JP Nadda's convoy was nothing but a 'staged drama'.
How Major US Stock Indexes Fared Thursday
Industrial and communication services companies helped push stocks mostly lower on Wall Street Thursday, extending the market's losses from a day earlier.
Texas-led Election Lawsuit Becomes Conservative Litmus Test
The Texas lawsuit asking the U.S. Supreme Court to invalidate Presidentelect Joe Bidens victory has quickly become a conservative litmus test, with many Republicans signing onto the case even as some have predicted it will fail.
With Rank Opportunism, Somersaults on Farm Laws, Kumaraswamy Finds Himself Adrift in K'taka Politics
Within 48 hours of him opposing the farm bills and extending support to the ongoing agitation, Gowda’s son and former chief minister did a somersault by voting with the BJP on the farm bills and staying away from the agitation.
Exclusive: Cannabis Review Site Weedmaps Nears $1.5 Billion Deal To Go Public - Sources
The operator of U.S. online platform Weedmaps, where users rate cannabis sellers, is nearing a deal to go public at a $1.5 billion valuation through a merger with a blankcheck acquisition firm, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
U.S. Awaits Vaccine Approval As Daily National Deaths Top 3,000
The United States on Wednesday crossed an ominous new threshold of 3,000 lives lost to COVID19 in a single day while public health officials stepped up preparations for a vaccine campaign of historic scope ahead of imminent regulatory approval.
Analysis: How High Can You Go? Wall Street Exuberance Makes Some Uneasy
Optimism is surging among U.S. stock investors, as Wall Street indexes hit records at the end of a year marred by a global pandemic that sent the U.S. economy into a tailspin.
Biden Sets Top Pandemic Goals Of Masking, Schooling And Vaccination In Introducing Health Team
Presidentelect Joe Biden introduced the team to lead his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday, emphasizing the mass distribution needed to achieve his goal of 100 million vaccinations in his first 100 days in office.
Safe Harbor Law Locks Congress Into Accepting Biden's Win
Happy Safe Harbor Day, America.