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Kush Katakia
kushkatakia
Along with higher dividend payment, PSUs will now be mandatorily required to outline a plan for non-core asset monetisation. On the face of it, this might sound a reasonable ask
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Chetan Bhattacharji
CBhattacharji
Here’s a thread based on #ParliamentAnswers on where India stands on a threat bigger than #Covid19.A bigger health & economic threat already playing out (& likely to outlast the covid
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Josh Milthorpe
JoshMilthorpe
Either through stupidity or spite, the Liberal/National Government's inaction during #COVID-19 will devastate universities. Higher ed drives innovation & growth and will underpin our economic recovery in a changing post-COVID
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Cerith Griffiths🏴
Cerithg
Thread...As over a 100,000 lie dead from Covid-19, and more die by the day, the importance of protecting workers and communities from this deadly virus has never been more vital.
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Antonia Bance
antoniabance
When schools (rightly) closed last week, we knew many working mums (& dads) would be plunged into the nightmare of trying to work AND look after their kids AND homeschool.
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Brian Wesbury
wesbury
Inflation Is Coming!Some say: Inflation didn’t rise after 2008-2015 Fed QE, so it won’t rise this time. Here are the problems with that argument.1) From 2008-2015 regulators hammered the banks,
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Battles of the First World War Podcast
WW1podcast
GEN Henri Gouraud, 1867-1946, commander of the French 4th Army in 1918. Now part of the French 4th Army, the American soldiers of the 369th, 371st, and 372nd Infantry Regiments
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The ICR
ICR_London
ICYMI: We brought the sector together to create a nine-point plan looking at practical recommendations to improve access to new cancer treatments. Here is a summary of our plan, developed
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theblacknurserymanager
LizBettyPem
There is a lot of brilliant, brilliant stuff going on RIGHT NOW for me professionally, as a Black woman in the EY (Early Years) stuff that after 16 years of
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Chris Williamson
WilliamsonChris
Although UK service sector output fell back into decline in November amid the second COVID-19 lockdown, both manufacturing and construction saw output growth accelerate.... ... meaning the UK economy looks
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Lyn Alden
LynAldenContact
Here’s a new thread on the dollar, swap lines, and the treasury market. With lots of charts.AKA “Why the global dollar shortage is not insurmountable.” There is $250+ trillion of
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ISM
ISM_music
THREADLast week the Government announced, for the first time, that the EU rejected the UK’s proposals for ‘an ambitious agreement with the EU on the temporary movement of business travellers’
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Abhinav Prakash
Abhina_Prakash
There were no protests for 2 months btw 4th Jun to 9th August. But hell broke lose after Ambani announced 5G. Ambani is also potential rival to Amazon & Twitter.
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Buddy Wells
BuddyWells1
Yesterday’s @SAReserveBank MPC decision to drop rates by a token 0,25% displayed yet again the SARB’s callous disregard for our people, our productive businesses, our economy and our nation. In
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Perri
perribus
Hey @suehalpernVT this is actually wrong. I’ve seen similar claims elsewhere too, so I thought it might be useful to explore this.https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/after-the-solarwinds-hack-we-have-no-idea-what-cyber-dangers-we
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Eric Basmajian
EPBResearch
Bank credit is comprised of mostly "securities" and "loans"Securities are mostly US Treasury bonds and Mortgage-backed securities (MBS). Loans include real estate, C&I, credit cards etc. 1) Loans as a
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