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    IFC picks up 44% stake in Birla Estates’ two residential projects, invests Rs 420 cr

    International Finance Corporation will invest Rupees 420 crore in Birla Estates' Thane and Pune housing projects. The investment aims to develop around 9.5 million sq ft of saleable area. IFC will hold a 44% stake in the projects. This partnership will expand access to sustainable housing for first-time home buyers.

    Greta Thunberg: Net worth, philanthropy & lifestyle of 22-year-old climate activist at center of Gaza Flotilla row

    Greta Thunberg, the renowned climate activist, joined the Gaza-bound humanitarian flotilla, Madleen, which was recently intercepted by Israeli forces. Thunberg and other members claimed they were "kidnapped" during the incident.

    NZ’s richest pass $100 billion mark in latest rich list, while average Kiwis lose wealth

    The NBR Rich List 2025 reveals a wealth surge for New Zealand's richest. Zuru Toys founders top the list with NZ$20 billion. The list now includes 18 billionaires. Despite economic challenges, rich individuals grew wealthier. Average household wealth declined. Newcomers added NZ$4.3 billion to the total. Anna Mowbray and Lucy Liu join the main list.

    India's real jobs action moves out of metro centres

    Recent data has revealed a significant increase in job openings in tier-2 cities, with hiring rates more than doubling those in metropolitan areas. The Randstad Talent Insights Report 2025 highlights key sectors such as BFSI, manufacturing, retail, and IT driving this trend.

    GIFT Nifty up 70 points; here's the trading setup for today's session

    Markets ended higher, buoyed by domestic cues, while participants await macroeconomic data and monsoon progress. A breakout above 25,200 could trigger an uptrend, with support around 24,400-24,600. FIIs and DIIs were net buyers, and the rupee appreciated after the Reserve Bank cut the repo rate. FII position in futures market increased.

    UK Govt to infuse £86 billion in Science and Tech R&D to boost economy, drive jobs

    The UK government is set to inject £86 billion in key sectors including Science and Technology. This substantial investment aims to bolster research and innovation. The funding will fuel key projects, drive job creation, and will be diverted towards future technologies, health, security, and economic growth. The new package announcement comes ahead of the Spending Review.

    The Economic Times
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