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Met Police chief accused of making ‘thinly veiled threat’ to senior officers over job cuts

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Beijing commissioned its first home-built aircraft carrier, the Fujian, highlighting Beijing's push to modernise its military ...

Let your workday feel effortless with a device made for how you work: Choosing between a tablet, Chromebook and laptop

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Excel Sheet recovered email could be relied upon for valuation even without sec. 138C certificate

An Excel sheet recovered from the email account of assessee can be relied upon to determine the value of imported goods, even without a certificate under Section 138C as Section 138C applies only when ...

Is bundling insurance worth it — or just a clever upsell?

Bundling means buying more than one policy with the same insurer — most often auto and homeowners. But many providers let you fold in coverage for much more than that, including: Some insurers like ...