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Who am I kidding?

I can’t go an entire month without publishing anything here at Get Rich Slowly. I need to write. And judging from the feedback regarding my planned sabbatical, you folks want me to write! Tell you what, let’s change the premise.

Instead of taking all of September off from publishing, I’ll instead vow that for the next four weeks, I won’t tackle any m...

When it comes to budgeting, people tend to think...

President Donald Trump made a sweeping decision in August 2017 that could have rocked the global economy: the U.S. would pull out of Nafta, the World Trade Organization, and its ...

The Federal Reserve may be less aggressive in raising interest rates next year, but US economic strength will give policymakers reason to stay the course in tightening monetary policy, according to Goldman Sachs.

The investment bank, one of the more hawkish on Wall Street, had been projecting a total of four rate rises in 2019 — even higher than the Fed’s own forecast to increase its benchmark short-term rate three times. Goldman Sachs now believes the chances that policymak...

Emerging market guru Mark Mobius, who recently retired from Franklin Templeton, talks about the liquidity crunch that has hit India following the IL&FS default. In his keynote address at Morningstar Investment Conference, he says India needs to move quick on cutting down bureaucratic hurdles so that new investments can come in and improve the liquidity situation. Among other things, he delves deeper on his own investment philos...

To most Americans, the names are unfamiliar, maybe a little hard to pronounce: Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo.

They are China’s biggest smartphone brands. Around the world — although not in the United States — they are making the handset business brutally competitive. This week, after Apple warned of disappo...

The government is not considering penalising social media or messaging apps executives for traceability of messages under the proposed changes to intermediary rules, a government official told Business Standard.

A financial daily reported on Saturday that penalties and jail terms for executives were being consid...

An Economic Impact Study of Delhi airport done by the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) and released on Tuesday finds that the airport contributed 0.70 per cent to the national Gross Value Added (GVA) in 2014-15 and 17.89 per cent to the Gross State Domestic Product of Delhi in 2014-15.

The airport is expected to create employment of around 40.22 lakh, which includes direct, indirect and induced effects, by 2025-26

Lufthansa has no interest in participating in ...

Report her to your boss. She’s the one running the HR department, she should know better than to conduct herself like this.