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Putin Declares Crimea Is a Part of Russia (NYT)
The crisis in Ukraine grew to dangerous proportions as Putin moved quickly to accept the results of Crimea's referendum. Crimean public, in a referendum voted to join Russia and secede from Ukraine. The vote is widely seen as rigged. Russia moved swiftly to accept the results of the order. The European Union (EU) and USA have not recognized this vote. The US and EU earlier imposed their first financial sanctions against Moscow.
Malaysia Airlines Plane: Investigators Use New Tools in Search (WSJ)
From analyzing communications-satellite transmissions collected by industry to seeking access to military surveillance data from various countries, investigators have broken ground not worked in previous commercial-jet accident inquiries.
Why India Has Leapt Ahead of China in Arms Imports (WSJ)
India now imports almost three times as many arms as China or Pakistan. This is partly because the Indian domestic defence industry is relatively less developed and beset by problems including misallocation of resources.
Sensex recedes from life highs, closes 23 points up (Livemint)
The S&P BSE Sensex and CNX Nifty erased most of the gains during the day, closing marginally higher on Tuesday, after earlier gaining more than 1% to hit record highs earlier as Goldman Sachs upgraded Indian shares to “overweight” from “marketweight” saying the cyclical macro adjustments has reduced external vulnerability. Gainers included Maruti Suzuki India Ltd that jumped 7.58% to Rs.1,868.85 after the company said it will seek approval of minority shareholders on parent Suzuki Motor Corp.’s plan to build a fully owned plant. State Bank of India (SBI) rose 2.72% to Rs.1,698.40 after it said in an email statement that it paid advance tax of Rs.1,456 crore for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2014. Shares of ITC Ltd gained 2.56% to Rs.355.90.
E-commerce boom hurts brick-and-mortar retailers (Livemint)
Wholesalers and brick-and-mortar retailers, the worst hit by the boom in online shopping, are putting pressure on brands to help them compete more effectively with e-commerce websites.
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