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Prepare To Remove TikTok From App Stores: US Lawmakers To Google, Apple
The lawmakers asked Cook and Pichai to prepare to remove TikTok from their play stores by January 19. In their letter to the TikTok CEO, they urged Chew to "immediately execute a qualified divestiture".
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Indonesia To Resume Palm Oil Exports, But Industry Awaits Guidelines
Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks About His Future at Apple, Self-Driving Cars, Elon Musk, and Parler Ban
Apple CEO Tim Cook at an appearance on the New York Times Sway podcast touched on a wide range of topics including the possibility of a self-driving Apple Car, Elon Musk’s claim of offering to sell Tesla, the ban on Parler, and Cook’s own future at Apple.
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Govt. Orders Sale Of Pure Mustard Oil For Healthy Diet; Mixing With Other Edible Oils Not Allowed
FSSAI released a new order to prohibit mixing of mustard oil with other edible oils to keep a check on sale of adulterated cooking oil for domestic consumption.
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Nagaland Bans Sale Of Dog Meat
Nagaland's Chief Secretary Temjen Toy on Friday declared that the State government has decided to ban the commercial import and trading of dogs and dog markets and also the sale of the meat, both cooked and uncooked.
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Cooking Eggs, Playing PUBG: Prithvi Shaw Reveals How He Is Spending Time Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
The time spent away from cricket while serving a doping ban was nothing short of "torture" for him but young India batsman Prithvi Shaw said it also made him hungrier for runs.
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"Told Cook To Not Use Onions": Sheikh Hasina Jokes On India's Export Ban
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today joked about the difficulty in procuring a supply of onions, both for herself and for her country, after India, the world's biggest seller of the vegetable, banned exports last month
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Bill To Ban Drinking On Beaches, Introduced In Goa Assembly
With the intention of making tourist hot-spots nuisance-free, the Goa government introduced a bill on Wednesday which bans drinking and cooking in open spaces including on the beaches.
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No 'Non-Veg Food' Display, Delhi Eateries Told By BJP-Ruled Civic Body
In a month, the sight of kebabs on skewers or raw fish outside shops in south Delhi may be gone. The South Delhi Municipal Corporation or SDMC, which is ruled by the BJP, has ordered eateries to keep all meat, raw or cooked, out of sight for the sake of hygiene and "sentiment".
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BJP-Ruled Civic Body To Ban Display Of Non-Veg Food Outside Eateries
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has ordered food stalls to shelve meat, raw or cooked, inside shelves in South Delhi citing hygiene and "sentiments of people" as the main reasons.
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UK Landlord Bans 'Curry-Cooking' Indian Tenants, Court Calls It Unlawful
A UK court has held as unlawful a British landlord's ban on "coloured" people from India and Pakistan renting his properties because they cooked curry and left behind lingering smells.
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Qualcomm Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Apple, Asks for iPhone Ban
Qualcomm on Thursday escalated its legal battle with Apple, filing a patent infringement lawsuit and requesting a ban on the importation of some iPhones
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China's Dog Meat Festival Opens Despite Ban Rumours
A notorious Chinese dog meat festival opened on Wednesday with butchers hacking slabs of canines and cooks frying the flesh despite rumours that authorities would impose a ban this year.
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Mohammad Amir Snares Alastair Cook For First Wicket Of Test Return
Mohammad Amir got rid of England skipper Alastair Cook, who looked well set for a big hundred on the day two of the first Test at Lord's
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1st Test: All Eyes on Mohammad Amir As Pakistan Clash With England At Lord's
Mohammad Amir is set to return to Test cricket at Lord's, where his bowling of deliberate no-balls earned him a five-year ban in 2010 after he pleaded guilty to spot-fixing
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Prepare To Remove TikTok From App Stores: US Lawmakers To Google, Apple
The lawmakers asked Cook and Pichai to prepare to remove TikTok from their play stores by January 19. In their letter to the TikTok CEO, they urged Chew to "immediately execute a qualified divestiture".
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Indonesia To Resume Palm Oil Exports, But Industry Awaits Guidelines
Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.
-
Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks About His Future at Apple, Self-Driving Cars, Elon Musk, and Parler Ban
Apple CEO Tim Cook at an appearance on the New York Times Sway podcast touched on a wide range of topics including the possibility of a self-driving Apple Car, Elon Musk’s claim of offering to sell Tesla, the ban on Parler, and Cook’s own future at Apple.
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Govt. Orders Sale Of Pure Mustard Oil For Healthy Diet; Mixing With Other Edible Oils Not Allowed
FSSAI released a new order to prohibit mixing of mustard oil with other edible oils to keep a check on sale of adulterated cooking oil for domestic consumption.
-
Nagaland Bans Sale Of Dog Meat
Nagaland's Chief Secretary Temjen Toy on Friday declared that the State government has decided to ban the commercial import and trading of dogs and dog markets and also the sale of the meat, both cooked and uncooked.
-
Cooking Eggs, Playing PUBG: Prithvi Shaw Reveals How He Is Spending Time Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
The time spent away from cricket while serving a doping ban was nothing short of "torture" for him but young India batsman Prithvi Shaw said it also made him hungrier for runs.
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"Told Cook To Not Use Onions": Sheikh Hasina Jokes On India's Export Ban
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today joked about the difficulty in procuring a supply of onions, both for herself and for her country, after India, the world's biggest seller of the vegetable, banned exports last month
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Bill To Ban Drinking On Beaches, Introduced In Goa Assembly
With the intention of making tourist hot-spots nuisance-free, the Goa government introduced a bill on Wednesday which bans drinking and cooking in open spaces including on the beaches.
-
No 'Non-Veg Food' Display, Delhi Eateries Told By BJP-Ruled Civic Body
In a month, the sight of kebabs on skewers or raw fish outside shops in south Delhi may be gone. The South Delhi Municipal Corporation or SDMC, which is ruled by the BJP, has ordered eateries to keep all meat, raw or cooked, out of sight for the sake of hygiene and "sentiment".
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BJP-Ruled Civic Body To Ban Display Of Non-Veg Food Outside Eateries
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has ordered food stalls to shelve meat, raw or cooked, inside shelves in South Delhi citing hygiene and "sentiments of people" as the main reasons.
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UK Landlord Bans 'Curry-Cooking' Indian Tenants, Court Calls It Unlawful
A UK court has held as unlawful a British landlord's ban on "coloured" people from India and Pakistan renting his properties because they cooked curry and left behind lingering smells.
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Qualcomm Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Apple, Asks for iPhone Ban
Qualcomm on Thursday escalated its legal battle with Apple, filing a patent infringement lawsuit and requesting a ban on the importation of some iPhones
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China's Dog Meat Festival Opens Despite Ban Rumours
A notorious Chinese dog meat festival opened on Wednesday with butchers hacking slabs of canines and cooks frying the flesh despite rumours that authorities would impose a ban this year.
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Mohammad Amir Snares Alastair Cook For First Wicket Of Test Return
Mohammad Amir got rid of England skipper Alastair Cook, who looked well set for a big hundred on the day two of the first Test at Lord's
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1st Test: All Eyes on Mohammad Amir As Pakistan Clash With England At Lord's
Mohammad Amir is set to return to Test cricket at Lord's, where his bowling of deliberate no-balls earned him a five-year ban in 2010 after he pleaded guilty to spot-fixing
