Page 20 - Latest Updates on Donald Trump
HCL Tech, Avanti Feeds, Gokex: 5 stocks to buy if India, US ink trade deal
In case of lower US tariffs, shares from IT, gems & jewellery, shrimps and textile-related sectors are likely to benefit, believe analysts.
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I don't want foreign students in US, but they're good business: Trump
US President Donald Trump defended foreign student enrolments, saying cutting them by half would financially destroy the higher education system
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Trump defends entry of foreign students to US, calls it 'good practice'
Donald Trump argued that reducing the number of foreign students would incur financial harm to the university system and lead some schools, including Black institutions, to go out of business
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Trump's $2,000 tariff 'dividend' echoes Covid-era stimulus checks
On Monday, Trump again posted on the payout idea on Truth Social, saying that the tariff revenue money "left over from the $2,000 payments" would be used to "substantially pay down national debt"
Trump's war on media goes international as BBC apologises over Jan 6 edit
BBC Chairman acknowledged that edited footage of Trump's speech near the US Capitol on Jan 6, 2021, which aired on 'Panorama' last year, wrongly gave 'the impression of direct call for violent action'
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Trump asks US Supreme Court to overturn $5 mn judgment in Jean Carroll case
Trump was found liable by a Manhattan jury in May 2023 for sexually assaulting Carroll in the 1990s and then defaming her by calling her a liar, following a trial in which he declined to testify
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US Senate approves bill to end govt shutdown, sending it to House
The Senate passed the bill by a 60-40 vote, ending a long six-week deadlock. US President Donald Trump supported the deal
Trump says US close to finalising India trade deal, hints at tariff cuts
US President made the comments while administering oath of office to Sergio Gor as the new US Ambassador to India, and indicated progress in ongoing trade talks, suggesting tariff cuts could follow
 "Trump says US close to finalising India trade deal, hints at tariff cuts")
US, China suspend mutual shipping probes as trade talks ease tensions
The suspensions remove some costs and uncertainty for an industry that had been facing fees to deliver goods to the US
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BBC's top bosses resign over Trump documentary row: All that happened
Tim Davie, who became BBC Director-General in 2020, and News Head Deborah Turness have stepped down after a Panorama episode allegedly misrepresented Trump's 2021 speech
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Trump hosts Syria's interim Prez Al-Sharaa in landmark White House visit
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday's visit is part of the president's efforts in diplomacy to meet with anyone around the world in the pursuit of peace
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Securing India's Apple pie: Will Trump's China tilt hit iPhone exports?
India currently enjoys a duty advantage over China in mobile exports to the US. It exports at zero duty; China paid 20 per cent
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'People against tariffs are fools': Trump vows $2,000 payout for Americans
US President Donald Trump defended his tariff policy, saying that every American, except the wealthy, will get a dividend of $2,000 from tariff revenues
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After 40 days, bipartisan Senate deal moves to end US govt shutdown
A cross-party Senate agreement with the White House sets the stage for a vote to reopen the US government within days, ending weeks of halted services and political standoff
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'Terrible thing for democracy': Trump slams BBC execs on doctored speech
Director-General Tim Davie and the chief executive of the news division, Deborah Turness, both quit after a memo leak revealed that the BBC had misleadingly edited a speech by Trump
South Africa calls Trump's G20 Summit boycott an 'imperialist act'
Trump announced on Friday that no US official would participate in the Summit, which is being hosted by South Africa as it prepares to hand over the annual Presidency to the US
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China lifts gallium, germanium export curbs to US amid trade thaw
Beijing's move to lift export restrictions on key semiconductor minerals until 2026 signals a thaw in US-China trade tensions after the leaders' meeting in Busan
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Trump pushes Republicans to scrap Obamacare, fund citizens directly
Donald Trump renewed his push to scrap Obamacare, urging Senate Republicans to send billions in federal health funds directly to citizens amid a prolonged shutdown
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Hunger, flight chaos and health-care woes fail to end US govt shutdown
Shutdown is costing the US economy about $15 billion a week and the Congressional Budget Office estimates that it will cut annualised quarterly growth rate of real GDP by 1.5 per cent by mid-November
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Trump signals no shutdown compromise as senators schedule weekend session
President Donald Trump made clear Saturday that he is unlikely to compromise any time soon with Democrats who are demanding an extension of the Affordable Care Act tax credits
