Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

Cambridge, Mass. : National Bureau of Economic Research, 2020

Bontrager, Kenneth L

Bontrager, Kenneth L

Turgeon, Mary Louise

Treleaven-Hassard, Shiree, author

Daniels, Rick (Associate professor), author

Seegmiller, Adam C., author

Bartolucci, Alfred A., author

Turgeon, Mary Louise, author

Férard, Georges, author

Stevens, Christine Dorresteyn, author

Fischbach, Margaret A

Pagana, Kathleen Deska, 1952- author

McCarthy, Julie, 1967-

Zaferatos, Nicholas C. (Nicholas Christos)

Australia

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Heron, John, 1928- author

Wood, Brian (Adobe instructor), author

The Budget doubled basic custom duty from 10% to 20% on whole lot of imported products such as food grinder, juicer, shaver, epilator, geyser, room heater, hair dryer, electric iron, oven, coffee and tea maker, toaster and ceiling fan. The custom duty on wall fan has been hiked from 7.5% to 20%.

Electronic items like the mobile phones, TVs, laptops will be available on the e-commerce platforms from April 20, the official said. However, the delivery vans of the e-commerce companies will need permission from authorities for plying on the roads. According to Wednesday's guidelines, commercial and private establishments were allowed to operate during the extended lockdown.

Tour operators estimate January-March quarter earnings could fall by more than 60 per cent.

IATO said it seeks a financial bailout package to defray the salaries of the employees and operational cost of offices based on the turnover of the company in last financial year. IATO also that said it also seeks a 9 to 12 months deferment (without any interest) on all principle and interest payments on bank loans.

According to senior member Rajiv Mehra, no international flights are operating till May 1, so international ticket booking would not have happened during the first phase of the lockdown. "When there is no booking, the question of refund does not arise. As regards the domestic sector, everything is in lockdown, so virtually no bookings have taken place, so no refund would be required," he said.

Till about a year ago, I was fairly hands-on in the hiring process, says Zomato's Deepinder Goyal.

“Framing of rules is in final stages. As per the proposed guidelines, biostimulants will have to be first registered with government and have to prove efficacy before hitting in the market. Proper labelling will have to be done including name of manufacturers, ingredients and expiry date,” said a senior agriculture ministry official.

The banks claiming the regulatory benefits would be required to submit a weekly statement, the central bank said in its release.

Australia. Parliament. Senate. Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committe, author, issuing body

Leavy, Patricia, 1975- author

Christensen, Clayton M., author

Australia played against New Zealand in an ODI without spectators on March 13, which till date stands as the last international cricket match before Covid-19 pandemic suspended cricketing action

In another placatory gesture, the GJM Monday resumed work at the hill council ahead of Mamata''s visit to the hills

The order has driven the normally abundant Jyoti potato virtually out of currency. Traders say the economics just doesn''t work out.

Speaking to mediapersons, Mamata narrated how she conveyed her decision to the minister.

Cold storages release 5,000 tonne against demand of 12,000 tonne, CPM says crisis fuelled by TMC govt for petty gains.

A truck can carry up to 10 tonnes of potato.

Bengal is the largest supplier of potatoes to Orissa, and everday over 350 to 400 truckloads from the state carry the commodity to Orissa on a regular basis.

West Bengal government Monday relaxed its ban on export of potatoes, albeit with a rider, saying it would help in further stabilisation of prices in the state.