HMC contemplating move from mould-infested headquarters
Western Bureau: With the conditions at the mould-infested Hanover Municipal Corporation (HMC) building, in Lucea, still in an environmentally unsafe state, Lucea Mayor Sheridan Samuels says the corporation is now considering moving its operations...
USD/CAD Price Forecast: Bulls have the upper hand, move back above 1.4100 awaited
The USD/CAD pair attracts some dip-buyers following the previous day's pullback from the highest level since April 2020 and trades around the 1.4070 region during the Asian session on Wednesday.
In LS today, FM Nirmala Sitharaman to move Bills to amend banking laws
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday will move the Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha which aims to amend the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, in addition to the Banking...
GBP/USD strengthens above 1.2550 ahead of US PCE inflation data
The GBP/USD pair trades on a stronger note near 1.2570 on Wednesday during the early European session.
Waikeria prison on track to become Aotearoa's largest
An 810 bed expansion is set to open in five years' time, bolstering the prison's capacity to more than 1800.
EUR/JPY Price Forecast: Falls toward 159.50 near descending channel’s lower boundary
EUR/JPY extends its losses for the second consecutive day, trading around 159.60 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.
Plan to relocate Westport to prevent flooding considered
A draft master plan proposes relocating Westport to government-owned farmland southwest of its current location.
Taymouth Castle protest group gives up fight against redevelopment
Protect Loch Tay says Perth and Kinross Council and First Minister John Swinney failed to act on its concerns
Dundee Planning Ahead: Fresh details on Nethergate concert venue and new college campus unveiled
Welcome to Planning Ahead, our weekly round-up of the latest planning proposals across Dundee.
Electric vehicle plans aren't working, minister admits, after Vauxhall owner says it will close van factory
The business minister has admitted that the government's plans to boost the number of electric vehicle plans on the road aren't working as intended, on the day Vauxhall's owner announced it would close its factory in Luton.
Is the Israel-Lebanon War over?
According to the agreement, Israel will gradually withdraw its forces over 60 days as Lebanon's army takes control of territory near its border with Israel to ensure that Hezbollah does not rebuild its infrastructure there.
Altcoins ‘Starting To Run’ After Reclaiming This Key Level, Altseason Around The Corner?
As the crypto market soars, Altcoins have reclaimed a 2-year resistance level, fueling investors’ sentiment for the upcoming Altseason.
'I found out I lost my Vauxhall job on WhatsApp'
After nearly 120 years as a driving force in Luton, Vauxhall Motors is leaving the town.
Charge sheet completely silent, lacks details: Mukul Rohatgi slams 'vague' US indictment
Former Attorney General and Senior Counsel Mukul Rohatgi on Wednesday criticised the indictment by a US court alleging bribery charges against the Adani Group, describing it as "completely silent" and...
USD/CHF attracts some sellers to near 0.8850 as traders await US PCE inflation data
The USD/CHF pair softens to near 0.8855 during the early European session on Wednesday.
Jaishankar says Indo-Pacific landscape calls for wider collaborative approach, terms G7 as partner for it
Jaishankar emphasizes Indo-Pacific collaboration at G7, Quad summit, highlighting need for practical solutions and open conversations.
US core PCE inflation set to hold steady, raising doubts on further Federal Reserve rate cut
The United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) is set to release the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index data for October on Wednesday at 13:30 GMT.
Forex Today: Market focus shifts to US data dump ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, November 27: The US Dollar (USD) stabilizes following two days of choppy action, with the USD Index moving sideways slightly below 107.00 in the European morning on Wednesday.
Wednesday newspaper round-up: Bookies, water companies, John Lewis
Bookmakers and casinos will be forced to fund NHS services that tackle problem gambling, after Labour rubber-stamped the previous government’s plans, which also include a cap of as little as £2 on the sums that can be staked on online slot machines. The Guardian revealed on Monday that the government was poised to approve the new “statutory levy”, using proceeds of around £100m a year to fund research, prevention and treatment of gambling harms. – Guardian
easyJet full-year profits surge, GSK meningococcal vaccine gets EC approval
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 14 points higher on Wednesday, having closed down 0.4% on Tuesday at 8,258.61.
MEPs to vote on Von der Leyen's new EU Commission
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces a stern test at the European Parliament in Strasbourg with MEPs voting on whether or not to accept her new team of 26 Commissioners.
People urged to look out for rare £2 coin that could be hundreds
The rare coin was issued in 2011 and features the fourth official Commonwealth Youth Games Mascot, Tosha the Cat - and is highly sought-after among collectors
EUR/GBP drops below 0.8350 due to less likelihood of BoE rate cut next month
EUR/GBP extends its losses for the second successive session, trading around 0.8330 during the early European hours on Wednesday.
What happens to Aadhaar Card, PAN, Voter ID and Passport upon holder's death? Know here
When a person passes away, the legal heirs or family members often face uncertainty about what to do with the deceased's official documents and government-issued IDs. Here's a guide on how to handle such documents.
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