Can Crystal Palace marry Oliver Glasner’s squad demands with the club’s long-term vision?

The past few months have laid bare Crystal Palace’s problems with their lack of squad depth. That had been highlighted by ...

HC lays down guidelines for SHRC in private civil disputes

Ahmedabad: The Gujarat high court on Thursday directed the State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) not to interfere in private ...
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L.A. Landlord Giant Accused Of Slamming Door On Section 8 Tenants

At 15 of 21 Jamison-owned properties, agents said they could not accept vouchers, and public records show that just one ...

Confusion erupts in mental health and substance abuse programs as HHS cuts, then reinstates grants

Elizabeth Woike was cautiously optimistic when she saw news reports that the nearly $2 billion in grants that the Trump ...
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Process of a POSH Inquiry in India: Legal Framework, Procedure, and Comparative Perspectives

SynopsisIntroductionStatutory and Constitutional Framework Scope and ApplicabilityInquiry Authorities and Legal Character of ...

This finance influencer once said middle-class Americans keep falling for 2 money traps laid out by the big banks. Here’s how to dodge them

So says personal finance influencer Vincent Chan, whose YouTube video made a compelling case for how banks use two common ...
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NCLT Rejection of Resolution Plan Appealable Under IBC Framework: Kerala HC

The Court examined whether an order rejecting a resolution plan could be appealed under the IBC. It held that appeals lie against both approval and rejection orders, directing parties to approach ...
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Top reporter drops Klopp to Real Madrid bombshell, with truth behind Liverpool icon’s denials laid bare

Despite Klopp's public claims to the contrary, a top German source has provided a stunning new update on the Liverpool icon ...

What’s cooking? Hong Kong restaurants thinking outside the box in bid to survive

Business models are being overhauled as food and drink sector tackles 'irreversible' trend of Hongkongers spending their money elsewhere ...