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The Star
2 hours ago
- Business
- The Star
RAM survey: Businesses call for greater govt support and financing access
RAM chief executive officer and executive director Chris WK Lee KUALA LUMPUR: Businesses are calling for more assistance from the government, especially in terms of better access to financing and working capital, according to RAM Holdings Bhd. In a statement today, the credit rating agency said grants and direct subsidies are equally in demand to help offset the challenges posed by trade tensions. "The latest RAM-CTOS Business Confidence Index (BCI) survey highlighted the growing pressures Malaysian businesses face from rising costs, intensified competition and external trade disruptions such as the United States (US) tariffs,' it said. RAM chief executive officer and executive director Chris W.K. Lee said that while businesses remain cautious, it is encouraging to see that companies are still investing and hiring. He said government and industry stakeholders must work together to respond to the new challenges for businesses to survive and thrive. Meanwhile, RAM said that the second quarter of 2025's survey, conducted from May 29 to June 28 and involving 33 firms, placed special focus on the impact of US tariffs on Malaysian goods. "Around two-thirds of firms surveyed anticipate a negative impact from these tariffs, of which a significant 27 per cent of firms expect a major negative impact, with firms anticipating moderate and minor impact each at 18 per cent. "Sales and revenue topped the list of business aspects likely to be hit, followed by profit margins, supply chains and cash flow,' it said. The company said, in response, that firms are mainly adopting cost-related strategies to mitigate tariff impacts. About 42 per cent are focusing on cutting operational expenses, while 39 per cent are adjusting pricing strategies to remain competitive, it added. - Bernama
Yahoo
16 hours ago
- Yahoo
Deaths of 2 following Middletown shooting involving police officers under investigation
Jul. 14—Parallel investigations are underway regarding the two people who are dead following a Sunday shooting at a Middletown home on Mohawk Street that involved police officers, according to Butler County Prosecutor Mike Gmoser. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations will conduct an independent investigation into the officer-involved shooting, and Gmoser will present evidence to a Butler County grand jury. Middletown police are investigating the homicide that led to the call, which resulted in the death of the homicide suspect and his alleged victim. "The fellow who was shot obviously did not heed the warning that I gave in my last press release," Gmoser told Journal-News. "You point a gun at a police officer, you're going to be dead." In late May, there was an officer-involved shooting in Middletown, which resulted in the death of Michael Anthony Baker, 47, of Middletown. Police were cleared of wrongdoing in this case by a Butler County grand jury. "This case should serve as fair warning to all offenders involved in criminal activities that pointing a firearm at a police officer in the performance of his duties will be met with lethal and justified use of force to eliminate the threat," Gmoser said of the ruling. Though this is the second Middletown officer-involved shooting in about two months, Gmoser said the incidents are "random." "There is no systemic problem in Middletown with respect to officer-involved shooting cases," he said. Around 4:42 p.m. Sunday, Middletown police responded to a residence in the 3000 block of Mohawk Street following reports of a woman suffering from a gunshot wound allegedly inflicted by her husband, according to a press release from the city. Upon arrival, the city said officers announced their presence and identified themselves as police officers. While negotiating with the male suspect, the suspect allegedly discharged his weapon at the officers. In response, the city release said officers returned fire, striking the suspect. Upon entering the residence, officers found both the man and woman dead. The identities of the man and woman have not yet been released by the Butler County Coroner's Office. Gmoser praised Middletown Police Chief Earl Nelson for calling in BCI to handle the officer-involved part of the investigation. "Chief Nelson acted very, very swiftly. He heeds that advice, always," Gmoser said. Investigators were on the scene after 9 p.m., collecting evidence from the Mohawk Street home.
India Today
a day ago
- Business
- India Today
Delhi University 5-year law admissions closed, seat allotment from July 16
The University of Delhi (DU) has officially started the admission process for its five-year integrated Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme for the 2025-26 academic admissions are based solely on the scores obtained in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) interested in applying must register through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal. The university has planned a three-round counselling process with specific deadlines for each Shortlisted candidates will need to accept their seats and complete the document verification after each seat allotment round. As per Bar Council of India (BCI) guidelines, DU will conduct three rounds of Round 1 seat allotment result will be declared on July 16, and candidates must accept the allotted seats between July 16 and verification for Round 1 will be conducted from July 16 to 19, and the last date to pay the admission fee is July 20 (by 4:59 pm).ROUND-WISE KEY DATES ANNOUNCEDThe application correction window officially closed on July are the key dates for all three counselling rounds:Round 1 seat allotment result: July 16Seat acceptance (Round 1): July 16 to 18Document verification (Round 1): July 16 to 19Fee payment deadline (Round 1): July 20, 4:59 pmRound 2 seat allotment result: July 22Seat acceptance (Round 2): July 22 to 23Document verification (Round 2): July 22 to 24Fee payment deadline (Round 2): July 25Round 3 seat allotment result: July 27Seat acceptance (Round 3): July 27 to 28Document verification (Round 3): July 27 to 29DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR ADMISSIONAll applicants must submit the following documents during admission:Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificatesGovernment-issued photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport)Migration certificate (if applicable)CLAT 2025 scorecardDeclaration form as per BCI regulationsAnti-ragging undertakingDirect link to apply for DU 5-year LLB course 2025 IMPORTANT GUIDELINES FOR CANDIDATESThe admission to DU's five-year law programme will be based only on CLAT 2025 admission process will follow the government's reservation rules and will include physical verification of documents at the designated centres after every allotment must also submit a written declaration confirming that they are not enroled in any other full-time academic programme, in line with BCI are strongly advised to keep checking the official DU CSAS-UG admission portal to stay updated and complete all necessary steps on time.- EndsMust Watch
Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
DU LLB 2025: Delhi University opens five-year LLB admissions through CSAS portal
Delhi University begins 2025 LLB admissions via CSAS, CLAT scores required for eligibility DU LLB 2025: The University of Delhi has commenced the admission process for its five-year integrated LLB programme for the academic session 2025-26. The admissions are being conducted through the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal and are open to candidates who have appeared for CLAT 2025. The university has stated that admission to the programme will be based solely on CLAT 2025 scores. Applicants must register through the CSAS portal to be considered for seat allotment, and shortlisted candidates will need to participate in document verification and fee payment within specified deadlines. Admission rounds and key dates Delhi University will conduct three rounds of seat allotment to comply with Bar Council of India (BCI) guidelines. The application correction window was open from July 12 to July 13. The Round 1 seat allotment result will be declared on July 16, 2025. Candidates allotted a seat in this round must accept the offer between July 16 and July 18. Document verification for this round will take place from July 16 to July 19, and the deadline for payment of fees is July 20, 2025, by 4:59 PM. Round 2 seat allotment results will be announced on July 22, 2025. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Tại sao CFD tiền mã hóa có thể phù hợp với danh mục đầu tư của bạn IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo The seat acceptance window for this round is from July 22 to July 23, followed by document verification from July 22 to July 24. The last date to pay the admission fee for Round 2 is July 25, 2025. Round 3 results will be published on July 27, 2025. Candidates must accept the allotted seats between July 27 and July 28. Document verification will be conducted from July 27 to July 29. Important dates for DU LLB 2025 admissions as per the official schedule: Event Date Application correction window July 12–13, 2025 Round 1 seat allotment result July 16, 2025 Seat acceptance window (Round 1) July 16–18, 2025 Document verification (Round 1) July 16–19, 2025 Fee payment deadline (Round 1) July 20, 2025 (by 4:59 PM) Round 2 seat allotment result July 22, 2025 Seat acceptance window (Round 2) July 22–23, 2025 Document verification (Round 2) July 22–24, 2025 Fee payment deadline (Round 2) July 25, 2025 Round 3 seat allotment result July 27, 2025 Seat acceptance window (Round 3) July 27–28, 2025 Document verification (Round 3) July 27–29, 2025 Documents required during admission process Candidates must submit several documents during the admission process. These include Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates, a valid government-issued photo ID such as Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport, and a migration certificate if applicable. A valid CLAT 2025 scorecard, a declaration form in line with BCI regulations, and an anti-ragging undertaking are also required. Direct link to apply for DU LLB admissions 2025 Admission policy and guidelines The admission process adheres strictly to reservation norms and mandates physical verification of documents at designated centres after each seat allotment round. In accordance with BCI guidelines, applicants must also submit a written declaration confirming that they are not enrolled in any other full-time academic programme. Candidates are advised to regularly monitor the official DU CSAS-UG admission portal to ensure timely completion of all required steps. Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!
NDTV
3 days ago
- General
- NDTV
Delhi University Opens 5-Year LLB Admissions For 2025, Check Key Details
Delhi University 5-Year LLB Admissions 2025: The University of Delhi (DU) has released the admission schedule for its five-year integrated LLB programme for the 2025-26 academic session. Applicants can register through the CSAS portal to apply. Admissions will be based solely on CLAT 2025 scores. Shortlisted candidates must accept their seats and complete document verification following the announcement of the Round 1 seat allotment result on July 16. To comply with Bar Council of India (BCI) guidelines, the university will conduct three rounds of counselling, each with specific deadlines. Delhi University 5-Year LLB Admissions: key dates The application correction window will remain open from July 12 to 13 Round 1 seat allotment result will declared on July 16 Candidates are required to accept the alloted seat (Round 1) between July 16 and 18 Document Verification (Round 1) is schedule for July 16 to 19 The deadline for Fee Payment (Round 1): July 20 4.59 PM The seat allotment results for Round 2 of Delhi University's 5-year LLB programme will be announced on July 22. Seat Acceptance Window (Round 2): July 22-23 Document Verification Period (Round 2): July 22-24 Deadline for Fee Payment (Round 2): July 25 The Round 3 seat allotment result is scheduled for July 27. Seat Acceptance Window (Round 3): July 27-28 Document Verification Period (Round 3): July 27-29 Documents Required For Admission Applicants must submit the following documents during the admission process: Mark sheets and certificates for Class 10 and Class 12 A valid government-issued photo ID (such as Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, or Passport) Migration certificate (if applicable) CLAT 2025 scorecard Declaration form in line with Bar Council of India (BCI) regulations Anti-ragging undertaking DU LLB Admission 2025: Key Points Delhi University will consider only CLAT 2025 scores for admissions to its five-year integrated law programme. The admission process strictly follows reservation norms and mandates physical verification of documents at designated centres after every allotment round. Additionally, as per BCI norms, applicants are required to submit a written declaration confirming that they are not simultaneously enrolled in any other full-time academic programme. Applicants are advised to monitor the official DU CSAS-UG admission portal regularly to ensure timely completion of all steps.
