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China to pump $54 billion into state banks, insurers

China to pump $54 billion into state banks, insurers

China to pump $54 billion into state banks, insurers BEIJING: China’s finance ministry will lead a combined $54 billion in capital injections into state-owned insurers and banks, the companies said on Sunday, in a coordinated push by Beijing to shore up capital across its financial system.China Life Insurance (Group) Co, the country’s largest life insurer,…

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Noida content creator walks out of ‘Mirzapur’ screening, says ‘People came drunk’, slams theatre staff | Hindi Movie News

Noida content creator walks out of ‘Mirzapur’ screening, says ‘People came drunk’, slams theatre staff | Hindi Movie News

A content creator from Noida has spoken about an unpleasant experience she had while watching ‘Mirzapur: The Movie’, which hit screens this weekend. Anamika revealed that she and her friend had no choice but to leave their auditorium midway at an unnamed theatre in the city after encountering a group of allegedly intoxicated and unruly…

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Scientists found a fungus never seen before growing in giant panda poop; DNA analysis confirmed it was a new species |

Scientists found a fungus never seen before growing in giant panda poop; DNA analysis confirmed it was a new species |

Image Credit: AI Generated Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of fungus after isolating it from the faeces of a giant panda. Named ‘Mucor melanoleucus,’ it belongs to a group of fungi commonly found in soil and decaying organic material. To work out exactly where it belonged, researchers examined its physical features, observed how…

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In 1997, Texas mixed discarded roofing shingles into two 1,000-foot Highway 31 test sections; years later, officials said their performance was comparable to conventional asphalt

In 1997, Texas mixed discarded roofing shingles into two 1,000-foot Highway 31 test sections; years later, officials said their performance was comparable to conventional asphalt

Highway engineers in Texas have shown that discarded household roofing shingles can be recycled into durable road surfaces that perform as well as standard asphalt after years of heavy traffic. In 1997, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) built two 1,000-foot test sections along State Highway 31 in the Dallas District using hot mix asphalt…

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‘Cheating and still losing!’: Ronaldo slammed after being caught spying on rival’s tactics in season’s first defeat | Football News

Ronaldo was caught peeking at rival tactics before Al-Nassr suffered their first defeat of the season. Cristiano Ronaldo has never been one to leave a competitive edge unexplored.But even by Ronaldo’s standards, his latest attempt to gain an advantage was rather cheeky.The Al-Nassr captain was caught on camera appearing to sneak a look at Al-Ittihad…

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Aubrey Plaza sells Los Angeles home for $4.375M, weeks after welcoming first child with Christopher Abbott; Spanish-style property was listed for $6.5M after husband Jeff Baena died by suicide there | English Movie News

Aubrey Plaza sells Los Angeles home for $4.375M, weeks after welcoming first child with Christopher Abbott; Spanish-style property was listed for $6.5M after husband Jeff Baena died by suicide there | English Movie News

Aubrey Plaza sells the LA property she shared with late husband Jeff Baena for $4.375 million. Aubrey Plaza has sold the Los Angeles home she once shared with her late husband, filmmaker Jeff Baena, for $4.375 million, according to property records obtained by TMZ. The deal closed on Friday, with Plaza selling the property for…

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After Ohio removed Brecksville Dam in 2020, free-flowing habitat linked to Lake Erie more than doubled to 71 km; scientists later found 15 newly detected fish taxa downstream

After Ohio removed Brecksville Dam in 2020, free-flowing habitat linked to Lake Erie more than doubled to 71 km; scientists later found 15 newly detected fish taxa downstream

A restored 25-acre coastal wetland on the southern shore of western Lake Erie was used continuously by millions of aquatic animals after it was reconnected to nearby waterways, according to a four-year acoustic monitoring study led by researchers at the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The scientific assessment, published in the journal Aquatic Ecosystem Health…

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