US President Donald Trump blocked Singapore-based Broadcom's $140 billion bid for rival US chipmaker Qualcomm on grounds of national security saying he's 'credible evidence'.
On Monday, the benchmark indices witnessed the biggest intra-day gains in around two years on the back of across-the-board buying, as well as positive cues from the global markets on easing trade war fears.
In February, average hourly earnings for all employees on private nonfarm payrolls rose by 4 cents to $26.75.
Trump agreed to exempt, Canada and Mexico and held out the possibility of later excluding allies like Australia.
The two Bangalore-based start-ups were part of five start-ups chosen for the Airbus Bizlab technology acceleration programme that attracted 137 applications from nine countries
Canada and Mexico exempted for now and held out the possibility of later excluding other allies like Australia.
Mukesh Ambani moved up to the 19th global rank on the list of 2,208 billionaires worldwide compiled by Forbes, from last year's 33rd rank with $23.2 billion.
In calling for the tariffs, Trump invoked the seldom-used Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act.
Chiki Sarkar,, Adhuna Bhabani, founder-director, Bblunt, Anupriya Acharya, CEO (India), Publicis Media, Kavitha Sairam, co-founder, FIB-SOL Life Technologies, Dina Wadia and Shivpriya Nanda figure in the list.
The Sensex has so far touched a high of 34,060.13 points and a low of 33,950.51 points during the intra-day trade.
China aims to maintain inflation level at around 3 per cent and create over 11 million new urban jobs, reports Xinhua news agency.
Amazon informed the company that the directive "came from the top," something Nest took to mean that it had been handed down by CEO Jeff Bezos.
Trump on Thursday called for tariffs of 25 per cent on steel imports and 10 per cent on aluminium products, a move he said would bolster those industries domestically, which evoked criticism by international trading partners who said Trump's plan could spark a trade war.
With $526 billion infrastructure gap, India needs innovation in policy to truly bridge this gap, create jobs and generate growth.
US President Donald Trump said that the US is set to impose 25 per cent of tariff on steel imports products and 10 per cent on aluminum as early as next week.