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biden administration ceased on the moment. here is the president in the battleground state of wisconsin. economic growth is stronger than we had during the trump administration. thanks to the american people, america now is at its strongest growth and lowest inflation rate of any economy in the world. all this week, joe biden s advisors have been on the road with the message that the president s strategy to help the middle class is working. on wednesday, the president picked up a major endorsement from the united auto workers. donald trump is a scab! cheers here is the thing, with trump trouncing biden in polling but the economy at the end of last year the white house is trying to change the narrative. pouncing on the latest gdp data to help make its case. overnight, oil prices havejumped to highest levels this year. as you can see, they are up about 3% as tensions in the red sea continue to disrupt global trade. financial survey alliance has forecast that if the crisis conti

Byju s eyes $200 million at 99% valuation cut

India Business News: MUMBAI: Troubled edtech startup Byju's has launched a rights issue to raise $200 million from existing investors at a valuation of $225-230 million, a.

Up To 20 Startup Unicorns Eye Ipos In Next 1-2 Years

funding crunch: 2023 Year in Review: Secondary rounds may headline deal flow at startups next year too

Risk investors ET spoke with said secondary share sales are likely to continue in 2024, as the focus would be on the limited number of good assets where existing investors are looking to part-sell their stake.

Funding Crunch: Startups, e-commerce companies may give fresh faces a miss this year, ET Retail

Funding Crunch: Startups and ecommerce companies in India are expected to reduce their campus hiring for the Class of 2024 due to a lack of visibility caused by funding challenges and cost-cutting measures. A survey conducted by Ciel HR Services revealed that campus hiring by startups in 2023 is likely to decline by 35%. While companies in sectors such as direct-to-consumer, electric vehicles, logistics, and product will still recruit from campuses, the focus will be on candidates with specialized skills from Tier-1 and Tier-2 colleges.

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