Daily Newsletter | Wednesday, April 19, 2017 | | Trump signs ‘buy American, hire American’ order to end H-1B ‘misuse’ | US President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Tuesday curtailing the purported misuse of guest workers visa in a showy, populist, on-the-road gesture ostensibly aimed at protecting American jobs, a move that is expected to moderately affect the Indian infotech industry. |
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UK court to decide if Mallya will be sent back | Acting on an extradition request sent by the CBI in connection with the IDBI Bank scam and a service tax case, UK’s Scotland Yard arrested Mallya and produced him in a court which, released him on on stiff conditions until May 17 when a senior district judge will start the extradition hearing. |
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| | | IPL: Gayle, Kohli star as RCB beat Gujarat by 21 runs | Chris Gayle (77) and skipper Virat Kohli (64) hit fine half centuries as Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Gujarat Lions by 21 runs to register their second victory in the 10th edition of the Indian Premier League at the SCA Stadium in Rajkot on Tuesday. |
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IPL: Chris Gayle first to 10,000 runs in T20s | Chris Gayle has become the first batsman in the world to reach the landmark of 10,000 runs in Twenty20 cricket. The big-hitting West Indian achieved the feat during his ongoing innings for Royal Challengers Bangalore in game 20 of IPL 2017 versus Gujarat Lions |
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| Rupee falls by 11 paise against dollar on fund outflows | The rupee fell for a second day as sluggish domestic equities along with continued selling by foreign investors kept pressure on the domestic currency. A broadly weak greenback overseas on the other hand cushioned the losses. |
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Sensex surrenders early gains, sheds 95 points on global cues | The 30-share index rose over 267 points in morning trade and shot up to 29,701.19, but later lost momentum to hit the day's low of 29,286.38. It finally ended 94.56 points, or 0.32 per cent lower at 29,319.10. The Sensex has slumped by 469.25 points or 1.58 per cent in four days. |
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