Why a nation of 1.45 billion wants more children

India, the world's most populous country, is seeing a debate about having more babies.

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Why are more parents home-educating their children?

The BBC speaks with parents who insist the school system is "broken" as latest government estimates point to a rise in home education.
BBC News - 10h
Homeless single father wants home for his children

Two parents speak to BBC News NI about their struggles at finding accommodation after becoming homeless.
BBC News - 4d
Boliden to Buy Swedish, Portuguese Mines From Lundin Mining for Up to $1.45 Billion

The Swedish company said it has agreed to buy the Neves-Corvo mine in Portugal and the Zinkgruvan mine in Sweden in a deal to boost its copper and zinc production.
The Wall Street Journal - Dec. 9
Why more Americans are retiring earlier, even when they don't want to

Many Americans consider 65 to be the right age to retire. But according to the Trans-America Center for Retirement Studies, the median retirement age is 62 years old. Dan Geltrude, the founder of ...
CBS News - Dec. 5
Want to Be Happier, and More Satisfied and Fulfilled? Why People With High Emotional Intelligence Avoid This Type of Conditional Thinking

Waiting for someday may keep you from ever achieving a goal. It will also leave you feeing a lot less happy and fulfilled today.
Inc. - Dec. 5
GM expects more than $5 billion impact from China restructuring

General Motors expects a restructuring of its joint venture operations with SAIC Motor Corp. in China to cost more than $5 billion.
NBC News - Dec. 4
Why Hackers Want Your Health Information

Health records contain personal information that can leave patients exposed to financial and medical risks.
The Wall Street Journal - Dec. 3
ServiceTitan’s planned IPO could come with a more than $5 billion valuation

The Glendale, Calif.-based company could raise up to $500 million in its initial public offering.
MarketWatch - Dec. 3
Why is Trump threatening a 100% tariff on the BRICS nations?

Donald Trump said the U.S. would hit Brazil, Russia and six other countries with a crushing tariff if they sought to challenge the dollar.
CBS News - Dec. 2