Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, January 02, 2018
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| Trump calls Pakistan a ‘deceitful terror haven’ |
| US President Donald Trump has put Pakistan in the crosshairs in his first missive of 2018, accusing the country of “lies and deceit” despite receiving billions of dollars in American aid. |
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| Instant talaq bill in RS, all eyes now on Cong |
| The opposition, led by Congress, holds the aces as the Rajya Sabha takes up the bill on instant triple talaq this week amid questions whether the legislation would be held up for parliamentary scrutiny or become law. |
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| Donald Trump’s new tax cut may help Apple buy Netflix: Analysts |
| Contrary to the reports of Apple launching a video subscription product in 2018 to counter Netflix, analysts from Citi have said that the iPhone maker could possibly buy the entertainment company by taking advantage of US President Donald Trump’s cor… |
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| Amazon may back online insurance startup Acko |
| Acko Technologies is the parent of Acko General Insurance, which received an in-principle regulatory clearance to launch earlier this year. People in the know of the transaction said the Seattle-based e-tailing major is likely to come on board Acko a… |
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| Ranji Trophy: Vidarbha beat Delhi to win maiden title |
| Vidarbha claimed their maiden Ranji Trophy after beating Delhi by nine wickets in the final of India’s premier domestic tournament here on Monday. Chasing a target of 29, Vidarbha completed the task with loss of skipper Faiz Fazal’s wicket. |
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| IPL: Mumbai Indians set to retain Rohit, Pandya bros |
| Defending champions Mumbai Indians in all likelihood will be retaining skipper Rohit Sharma along with Pandya brothers, Hardik and Krunal, while under- performing Delhi Daredevils may keep Rishabh Pant and Shreyas Iyer in their stable ahead of the IPL auction on January 27. |
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| Rupee kicks off 2018 with a bang, revisits 5-month high |
| Starting the New Year on a highly bullish note, the rupee surged ahead to close at a fresh five-month high of 63.68 a dollar, gaining 19 paise against its US counterpart. This is the highest closing for the home currency since August 8 last year when it had settled at 63.63. |
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