Father and son fight for Raymond's billion-dollar empire

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Here is your financial calendar for 2019 Saving more and investing wisely to build long-term wealth should be among your New Year resolutions. Here's a financial calendar to help you stay on course. Water advocate aims for 100 marathons in 100 days Mina Guli , an Australian activist seeking to highlight global water shortages and encourage people to conserve, talks bluntly about her battle to complete 100 marathons in 100 days around the world. Memorable satellite photos of 2018 Doug Ralston plays golf in Volcano, Hawaii, as a huge ash plume rises from the summit of Kiluaea volcano. Lava pouring into the sea sets off a chemical reaction that creates giant clouds of acid and fine glass. Spacecraft opens new year with flyby on solar system's edge NASA's New Horizons spacecraft pulled off the most distant exploration of another world Tuesday, skimming past a tiny, icy object 4 billion miles from Earth that looks to be shaped like a bowling pin. When two women dared to enter Sabarimala Two women under the age of 50 years claimed that they were able to reach inside Kerala's Sabarimala temple on early Wednesday morning. Father and son fight for Raymond's billion-dollar empire Vijaypat Singhania thought he was keeping his billion-dollar Indian textile empire in the family when he gifted control of the Raymond Group to his son Gautam three years ago. But Vijaypat now bitterly regrets his decision. Barbie will soon be 60 — and is still going strong Blonde or brunette, slender or curvy, black or white, princess or president, Barbie is a forever favorite for young girls, even if she has caused controversy over the years. Why India wants Sheikh Hasina to be the queen of Bangladesh Bangladesh's 11th parliamentary poll is not just an acid test for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. It is something India is closely watching. Dogs race at Abu Dhabi's Al Dhafra Festival The festival, which attracts participants from around the Gulf region, includes a camel beauty contest, a display of UAE handcrafts and other activities aimed at promoting the country's folklore. Italy's city of shame Matera becomes Europe's pride Fifty years after Italy's Matera was a national embarrassment because of its extreme poverty, the city is rescuing its dignity, baroque palaces and cave churches to become a European Capital of Culture.

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