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Saudi Aramco to raise $25.6 billion in biggest IPO ever
And the total could go higher. The company said underwriters could decide to sell an additional quantity of shares that would raise the proceeds to $29.4 billion
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Uber: 3,045 sexual assaults reported in U.S. rides last year
Uber offers a rare window into its safety records, choosing to be transparent about cataloging sexual assaults, murders and crash fatalities as it has faced growing pressure over these issues
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Infographic: How many onions does India consume?
As onion prices rise and FM Nirmala Sitharaman runs into trouble over her remark of not eating the staple, a look at how the country's consumption stacks up against others
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RBI pauses on rate cuts, but more policy easing is on the cards: Economists
In its latest policy, the Central bank has drastically lowered India's FY20 growth projection
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Men want paid leave but don't use all of it. What stops them?
Two new reports on men's use of family leave show that for men, there's a gulf between their desires and their reality. Just as women have for decades, men are finding it hard to balance career and family in the ways they want
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How Google's founders slowly stepped away from their company
While the move seemed sudden, it was the culmination of a year-long separation between two of Silicon Valley's most prominent founders and the company they began 21 years ago
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CPPIB to launch private debt platform in India
The Canadian pension fund manager has, till date, invested CA$10.6 billion in India in sectors such as renewable, infrastructure, real estate and recently, in technology deals
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How McKinsey helped the Trump administration carry out its immigration policies
Newly uncovered documents show the consulting giant helped ICE find "detention savings opportunities" — including cuts in food and medical care for migrants, and ways to accelerate deportation
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My 27-Hour vacation in Singapore's Changi airport
Singapore's Changi is part theme park, part futuristic pleasure dome. And while an airport is typically a swinging door between where you've been and where you're going, Changi is the rare one that invites you to stay
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Forbes Asia names Azim Premji Asia's most generous philanthropist
Forbes Asia announced its annual Heroes of Philanthropy list of 30 altruists in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes Jack Ma, Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw and her husband John Shaw and tech entrepreneur Atul Nishar
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A timeline of Google's incredible journey as Page and Brin step down
What started out as a project called 'Backrub', and how it evolved into the $100 billion+ company, Alphabet