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US Drops Bid to Make Google Sell Anthropic Investments in Antitrust Case
The US DoJ dropped a proposal to force Alphabet's Google to sell its investments in AI firms. Google holds a minority stake worth billions of dollars in Anthropic. Losing the investment would hand a competitive advantage to OpenAI and its partner Microsoft, Anthropic wrote to the court in February.
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Juventus Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Banned For One Match For Blasphemy
Gianluigi Buffon was overheard using a "blasphemous expression" towards teammate Manolo Portanova during Juventus' 4-0 league win over Parma on December 19.
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Indian-Origin Shop Owner Banned In The UK Over Tax Offences
An Indian-origin convenience store owner in the UK has been handed a six-year ban from holding any company directorship over inaccurate tax returns submitted to the authorities. Pratik Kumar Patel accepted a disqualification undertaking, a process which does not involve court proceedings.
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Alibaba's UCWeb Lays Off India Staff, Club Factory Halts Payments Following Chinese App Ban
Alibaba subsidiary UCWeb decided to lay off staff in India, as it stopped services following Indian government’s order to ban Chinese apps. On the other hand, China-based e-commerce app Club Factory announced that it is putting all settlements with sellers on the app and website on hold as it invokes a "force majeure" clause, freeing it from cont...
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South Africa vs England: Kagiso Rabada "Can't Keep Making Same Mistakes", Says Michael Holding
Former West Indies fast bowling great Michael Holding and ex-England batsman Kevin Pietersen criticised Kagiso Rabada post his one-match ban.
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David Beckham Receives A 6 Month Driving Ban For Using Mobile Phone Behind The Wheel
English footballer David Beckham has been handed a six-month driving ban for using his mobile when he was behind the wheel. The former England captain pleaded guilty to the charge after he was photographed by a member of the public holding a phone as he drove his Bentley in "slow moving" traffic in London on November 21, last year. Beckham was at B...
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David Warner Joins Steve Smith, Cameron Bancroft In Accepting Cricket Australia Ban
Besides the 12-month ban, Warner has also been banned from holding any leadership role within the national team for the remainder of his playing career.
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Mamata Banerjee Dials CPM On Cash Crunch, Gets Put On Hold
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has called up archrival CPM's general secretary Sitaram Yechury and asked him to join hands in their fight against the scrapping of high denomination notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 and call on President Pranab Mukherjee together.
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Chinese University Bans Student Couples From Holding Hands
In a bizarre crackdown, a Chinese University has reportedly banned student couples from holding hands, putting their arms around each others' shoulders or feeding each other in the canteen.
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Italy court hands Silvio Berlusconi two-year ban from public office
A Milan court on Saturday ruled that former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi should be barred from holding public office for two years following a conviction for tax fraud.
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US Drops Bid to Make Google Sell Anthropic Investments in Antitrust Case
The US DoJ dropped a proposal to force Alphabet's Google to sell its investments in AI firms. Google holds a minority stake worth billions of dollars in Anthropic. Losing the investment would hand a competitive advantage to OpenAI and its partner Microsoft, Anthropic wrote to the court in February.
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Juventus Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Banned For One Match For Blasphemy
Gianluigi Buffon was overheard using a "blasphemous expression" towards teammate Manolo Portanova during Juventus' 4-0 league win over Parma on December 19.
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Indian-Origin Shop Owner Banned In The UK Over Tax Offences
An Indian-origin convenience store owner in the UK has been handed a six-year ban from holding any company directorship over inaccurate tax returns submitted to the authorities. Pratik Kumar Patel accepted a disqualification undertaking, a process which does not involve court proceedings.
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Alibaba's UCWeb Lays Off India Staff, Club Factory Halts Payments Following Chinese App Ban
Alibaba subsidiary UCWeb decided to lay off staff in India, as it stopped services following Indian government’s order to ban Chinese apps. On the other hand, China-based e-commerce app Club Factory announced that it is putting all settlements with sellers on the app and website on hold as it invokes a "force majeure" clause, freeing it from cont...
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South Africa vs England: Kagiso Rabada "Can't Keep Making Same Mistakes", Says Michael Holding
Former West Indies fast bowling great Michael Holding and ex-England batsman Kevin Pietersen criticised Kagiso Rabada post his one-match ban.
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David Beckham Receives A 6 Month Driving Ban For Using Mobile Phone Behind The Wheel
English footballer David Beckham has been handed a six-month driving ban for using his mobile when he was behind the wheel. The former England captain pleaded guilty to the charge after he was photographed by a member of the public holding a phone as he drove his Bentley in "slow moving" traffic in London on November 21, last year. Beckham was at B...
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David Warner Joins Steve Smith, Cameron Bancroft In Accepting Cricket Australia Ban
Besides the 12-month ban, Warner has also been banned from holding any leadership role within the national team for the remainder of his playing career.
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Mamata Banerjee Dials CPM On Cash Crunch, Gets Put On Hold
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has called up archrival CPM's general secretary Sitaram Yechury and asked him to join hands in their fight against the scrapping of high denomination notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 and call on President Pranab Mukherjee together.
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Chinese University Bans Student Couples From Holding Hands
In a bizarre crackdown, a Chinese University has reportedly banned student couples from holding hands, putting their arms around each others' shoulders or feeding each other in the canteen.
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Italy court hands Silvio Berlusconi two-year ban from public office
A Milan court on Saturday ruled that former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi should be barred from holding public office for two years following a conviction for tax fraud.
