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Here's how Reliance can gain profit out of Jio's freebie offer
On being enquired about the messages put out in front of the outlets, a Reliance Jio staff clarified "We have placed messages because dozens of people are approaching us on daily basis demanding the SIM card and as a result one or two person has to be engaged in replying to the usual queries making it hard to focus on other works".
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Ireland to appeal tax ruling in Apple case
It should have paid zero. The Irish government, in exchange for substantial Apple investment and employment in Ireland, taxed that revenue at 0.005 percent through 2014. Or do they care? And don't forget regulations, such as the absurd green rules now imposed by the EPA, among others - those cost business $2 trillion a year.
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Fed's Fischer Suggests Rate Hikes on Track for This Year
The initial job numbers we saw this June and July were stronger than the initial gains leading up to the 2015 hike. She stressed that the Fed's rate decisions will depend on whether the freshest economic data continue to confirm its outlook.
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DAHLIA | Made In China Or Made In Canada: What Are You Wearing?
Chinese officials in Ottawa have said the two countries were having "positive consultations" and the issue could be "resolved properly through joint efforts". Chinese tourist travel to Canada rose 24 percent in the first six months of this year, helped by new direct flights to Montréal and Calgary. "Canada will have no influence on any matter unless there is a relationship so building that relationship is the objective of the trip", Kinsman explained.
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Traffic chaos as truck hits, collapses bridge on UK highway
The top of lorry was sheered and debris of the bridge scattered over the motorway. "30 seconds earlier and we could have been underneath it". "We were right in the line of fire and we could have been crushed". A spokesperson for the South East Coast Ambulance Service said paramedics were treating one patient and that the air ambulance were sent to the scene.
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Tim Cook on European Union tax ruling: 'It is total political crap'
The US also criticized the decision, but more from the perspective that Apple should be paying these taxes to the US, rather than Ireland. A dramatic week in Irish politics, which dangled the possibility of a €13 billion windfall for the Irish economy, ended in an agreement this morning between Fine Gael and the Independent Alliance to appeal the European Commission's decision.