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Mumbai, Jan 14: Banks have started offering higher returns on FDs amid fierce competition to raise more deposits. While ... ...
Bank employees have been advocating for a two-day weekend, requesting holidays on both Saturdays and Sundays. After ongoing discussions, ... ...
In a shocking case of fraud, two conmen allegedly duped a young bank manager from Chembur of ₹26 lakh ... ...
The body of Sushant Chakraborty (40), a Deputy Manager at a bank, who jumped into the sea after stopping ... ...
In October 2024, banks will be closed for a total of 15 days. However, the specific holidays will vary ... ...
Banks are mulling to hire graduates under 25 years of age as apprentices in a month, a top industry ... ...
A shocking video has surfaced showing a 30-year-old bank employee experiencing a heart attack at his office, highlighting the ... ...
ATM operators nationwide are advocating for an increase in the interchange fee for cash withdrawals and have made appeals ... ... 
