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Friday, May 12, 2017
Born2Global stellt auf der TNW Conference Europe 2017 sechs koreanische Start-ups vor
Six start-ups coréennes de Born2Global font leur entrée à la TNW Conference Europe 2017
Le K-ICT Born2Global Centre a annoncé que ses start-ups membres participeront à la TNW Conference Europe 2017, le plus…
May 12, 2017 at 12:31PM
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Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Round 2: Taxmen to scrutinise cash deposits
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May 09, 2017 at 12:34PM
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To get young people to vote offer to write off student debt
I was discussing the political economy last night. This is not especially surprising: it is something I am inclined to do. It so happened that the conversation was with someone broadly of my own age. And rather unsurprisingly the election was debated. But our concern was with how this election still appears to be ignoring the needs of the younger voter and is focussec instead on the whims and desires of those looking forward to, as my friend put it, their well earned three cruises a year.
Three themes were discussed. The first was housing. My friend has a passion for the issue, and is actually doing something to raise funding for house building. His passion is matched by a hatred for the carbon inefficiency and taxic elements in conventional house building, cement being his particular gripe last night. Powder coated, foam filled, dual layer steel is his favoured material. Think about it. Have you seen any of those industrial sheds built of the stuff go rusty? And you can have your house any colour you like. The supposed inability of this country to meet housing need because of a shortage of bricks and their layers could be solved in other words.
Then there was the issue of education. The cud was chewed.
But that rapidly morphed into discussion of tuition fees. My friend shares my hypothesis that pensions involve an inter-generational contract. This requires that one generation agrees to leave enough real capital for use by the next generation in exchange for that next generation giving up part of its income to maintain those in retirement. Capital in this sense is the stuff that the next generation can use that means they can afford to give up current income to maintain the elderly – because that is exactly what we ask them to do via the pensions system. And as we agreed, tuition fees fail this test. Instead of leaving the next generation with the capital (higher education) they need to make income they can use to keep the elderly in retirement we are charging them for it.
No wonder the young are disengaged with a political system so heavily rigged against them. Our solution was simple. Student debt needs to be cancelled. New long term bonds issued at an effective zero per cent interest cost can be used for the task. The net cost is nothing because redemption could be set for a considerable time in the future. And we should accept the practical reality that our society can and actually does in real current terms afford the cost of training young people to first degree level. After all, given that most student debt has not been repaid the current real cost has actually been incurred to date but just shuffled via some dubious accounting onto the balance sheet where it is hoped an uncertain recovery of the cost might be possible.
So, we discussed three issues and ended up with two pro-younger people policies. One is sustainable housing to meet modern need with lower carbon impact . The other is to write off student debt. Bith can be done. I am not expecting takers this time round.
May 09, 2017 at 12:30PM
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Sell Marico,btarget Rs 297.0 : Reliance Securities
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Sell Marico Ltd. at a price target of Rs 297.0 and a stop loss at Rs 311.0 from entry point
May 09, 2017 at 12:34PM
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Buy Kajaria Ceramics, target Rs 750.0 : ICICI Direct
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Buy Kajaria Ceramics Ltd. at a price target of Rs 750.0 and a stoploss at Rs 660.0 from entry point
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Buy JK Lakshmi Cement, target Rs 535.0 : ICICI Direct
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Buy JK Lakshmi Cement Ltd. at a price target of Rs 535 and a stop loss at Rs 470.0 from entry point
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Buy Voltas, target Rs 460: Mandar Jamsandekar
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Buy Voltas Ltd. at a price target of Rs 460.0 and a stop loss at Rs 416.0 from entry point
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Waiting for rate cut? These charts show rate hikes are on the way
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Unified POS terminals to speed up checkout at stores under the Dairy Farm Singapore Group
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Available at Cold Storage, Market Place, Jasons, Giant, 7-Eleven and Guardian stores, the system is expected to reduce checkout times by 9 to 11 seconds.
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Former MoneyGram Executive To Pay Record Personal Fine To Settle Money Laundering Accusations
The former compliance officer for money transfer company MoneyGram must pay $250,000 — the largest such fine imposed — to settle allegations that he personally failed to stop consumers from becoming victims of fraud.
May 09, 2017 at 12:37PM
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017
China State-owned Firms’ Liabilities +10.8 Pct Y/y at End-March – Finance Ministry
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CHINA STATE-OWNED FIRMS’ LIABILITIES +10.8 PCT Y/Y AT END-MARCH – FINANCE MINISTRY
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April 26, 2017 at 12:40PM
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China State-owned Firms’ Profits +37.3 Pct Y/y in Jan-Mar – Finance Ministry
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CHINA STATE-OWNED FIRMS’ PROFITS +37.3 PCT Y/Y IN JAN-MAR – FINANCE MINISTRY
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April 26, 2017 at 12:40PM
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France Apr Consumer Confidence Stays Flat at 100 (fcast 100 ) Vs Prev 100
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FRANCE APR CONSUMER CONFIDENCE STAYS FLAT AT 100 (FCAST 100 ) VS PREV 100
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April 26, 2017 at 12:40PM
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India Cenbank sets Minimum Underwriting Commitment of 1.67 Bln Rupees for 2026 Bonds
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INDIA CENBANK SETS MINIMUM UNDERWRITING COMMITMENT OF 1.67 BLN RUPEES FOR 2026 BONDS
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April 26, 2017 at 12:40PM
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