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Mere suppression of false info doesn’t mean employer can arbitrarily terminate employee: Supreme Court
“Mere suppression of material/false information regardless of the...
4 PSU general insurers look for a consultant for organisational rejig and profitability
In a move, indicating possibilty of a future merger, the four...
LIC owns 4% of all listed stocks in India, more govt bonds than the RBI
With Rs 6 lakh cr market cap on a PAT of Rs 3,000 crore makes a PE...
Delhi HC again adjourns `Singh-BBB’ case to May 19
Inderjeet Singh, general manger, New India Assurance(NIA), has gone...
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Deep-freeze challenge makes Pfizer’s shot a vaccine for rich
The expense of deploying the Pfizer shot will likely heighten existing fears that wealthier nations will get the best vaccines first, despite a World Health Organization-backed effort called Covax that aims to raise $18 billion to purchase vaccines for poorer countries.
“The requirement for extremely cold temperatures is likely to cause spoilage of a lot of vaccine,” said Michael Kinch, a vaccine specialist at Washington University in St. Louis.
Much at stake as Supreme Court weighs future of ‘Obamacare’
What’s at stake has real-world consequences for just about every American, as well as the health care industry, a major source of jobs and tax revenues. Whether the Affordable Care Act stays, goes, or is significantly changed, will affect the way life is lived in the US
The argument against the law from the Trump administration and conservative states is that the 10-year-old statute was rendered unconstitutional in its entirety when Congress dialled down to zero a penalty on those remaining uninsured.
President-elect Joe Biden would build on the ACA by improving it and adding a new public health insurance option. But party liberals want a government-run system for all Americans, including the 160 million covered through employer plans.
Digital distribution capabilities ‘Critical’ to securing SME Business, says Markel
LONDON: Richie Whitt, Co-Chief Executive Officer,...
French Court rules against Covéa and CEO Derez in unsolicited takeover bid for SCOR
COVEA and Thierry DEREZ have appealed against the ruling of the Paris Commercial Court, rendered.
According to a press release by COVEA, this ruling contains serious and multiple errors of appreciation, both in fact and in law.In addition, it disregards an essential truth: it is for the corporate interest of both SCOR and its shareholders that COVEA expressed the wish to submit a proposal for a combination between the two companies. Such project would have notably guaranteed the financial soundness of SCOR and would have promoted its development.
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