Wealthy individuals and institutions often snap up shares in private deals, tempted by potentially high returns in future initial public offerings (IPO). However, choppy markets have clouded many IPO plans, sparking caution at the pre-IPO stage as well. According to bankers and lawyers working on pre-IPO deals, investors who crowded such rounds earlier now want
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Getty Images Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are both trying to save face amid the spiralling tariffs trade war On Friday morning, a spokesperson for China’s ministry of commerce announced that Beijing was assessing the possibility of tariff negotiations with the United States. It was news the rest of the world had been waiting to
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Kelly Ng Reporting fromSydney, New South Wales BBC/Kelly Ng Mandarin and Cantonese dominate conversations in Burwood, an area often billed as Sydney’s second Chinatown With days left to the election, Australian opposition candidates have been wooing a crucial group that turned its back on the conservative Liberal-National coalition in the last election: Chinese Australian voters.
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Anbarasan Ethirajan South Asia Regional Editor Press Information Bureau Relations between India and Bangladesh have worsened in recent months Businesses are bracing for possible impact after neighbours India and Bangladesh recently imposed tit-for-tat trade restrictions after months of verbal sparring. Last month, Bangladesh restricted land imports of cotton yarn from India to shield local industries
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Coup In Pakistan? The Government of Pakistan is facing a biggest threat, not from India, but from its own Army. With three new moves by General Munir, signs of a coup are now emerging in Pakistan. According to sources, after the Pahalgam terror attack, tensions between the army and the government in Pakistan have escalated.
Reha Kansara, Shruti Menon & Mohammad Zubair Khan BBC Verify BBC In January a migrant boat was rescued off the north African coast after 14 harrowing days lost at sea. Some 50 people died on the voyage, many of whom were lied to by people smugglers promising safe and legal routes to Europe. BBC Verify
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Who: CyberGrape What: Managed Cyber Security Services Provider NZ HQ: Taranaki Who do you work with and what key challenges do you help them solve? At CyberGrape, we empower business owners and boards to take control of their cybersecurity by addressing critical vulnerabilities and closing security gaps.
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Four employees of the Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), the corporate entity of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP), fell consciousness at their workplace (Blast Furnace-1) late on Wednesday night following a gas leak. They were immediately admitted to various hospitals, where their condition was said to be stable as on Thursday. The four employees were identified
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Last year, TikTok had been taken over by the Bird Buddy—a smart bird feeder with a built-in camera which could capture stunning photos and videos of your local birds. Using AI trained on real bird visits, the smart feeder is able to recognize exactly what species of bird stopped by for a visit. This product
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