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iPhone 17 Tipped to Receive a Price Hike in India Amid Stock Shortage and High Demand
The iPhone 17 was launched in India in September, bringing about meaningful upgrades over its predecessor. Among those was a bump in the base storage to 256GB, which came at a price increase of about Rs. 3,000 over the iPhone 16. A tipster claims that Apple could hike the price of all SKUs of the iPhone 17 in India. This is attributed to the high d...
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US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump-Era Ban On Gun 'Bump Stocks'
The US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a ban introduced by ex-president Donald Trump's administration on bump stocks -- devices which allow semi-automatic rifles to fire like a machine gun -- is unconstitutional.
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Indian Gold Dealers Stock Up, Hope To Usher In Festive Glitter
Physical gold dealers in India continued to stock up this week ahead of an expected festival sales bump, while the Golden Week in top consumer China did little to revive bullion demand.
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Indian-American First To Be Charged Under Bump Stock Ban
An Indian-American man has been indicted in the US for possessing a bump stock attached to his rifle, the first known case since the device was banned by the Trump administration earlier this year.
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Google Showing Shopping Results for Guns, Contrary to Policy: Report
Google was spotted showing shopping results for 100-bullet magazines, despite policies against gun ads.
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Uber Hit With Australia Class Action Lawsuit Ahead of Stock Listing
Uber on Friday faced another legal bump on the road to its blockbuster initial public offering, with taxi drivers launching a class action lawsuit in Australia.
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Judge Gives Green Light To Trump Ban On Gun 'Bump Stocks'
A federal judge gave the Trump administration the go-ahead on Monday to ban "bump stocks" - rapid-fire gun attachments used in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history - in a defeat for firearms rights advocates.
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Trump Administration Bans 'Bump Stocks' Used In Las Vegas Mass Shooting
The Trump administration on Tuesday banned the high-power gun attachments of the type used in last year's Las Vegas shooting massacre of 58 people, giving the owners of "bump stocks" 90 days to turn in or destroy the devices and blocking owners from being able to register them.
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1.5 Lakh Job Cuts May Give Army Rs 7,000 Crore To Buy Weapons
Worried about antique weapons in its arsenal, the army is seriously thinking about a proposal to shed up to 1.5 lakh jobs. By doing so, the army would save between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000 crore which could be used to bump up its capital expenditure account used to maintain and replenish the stock of weaponry that it currently holds.
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Nokia 7 Plus First Impressions
Nokia 7 Plus has a 6-inch display with 18:9 aspect ratio, stock Android Oreo, and dual rear cameras with Zeiss optics.
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Donald Trump Backs Ban On 'Bump Stocks' Which Turn Legal Weapons Into Machine Guns
Faced with an outpouring of grief and anger over a deadly school shooting in Florida, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday threw his support behind moves to ban "bump stocks" -- an accessory that can turn a semi-automatic weapon into an automatic one.
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Las Vegas Shooting Victims File Lawsuit Against Bump Stock Makers
A lawsuit seeking to represent the victims of the Las Vegas rampage, the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history, was filed against the makers of so-called bump stocks, which the shooter used to achieve a near-automatic rate of fire.
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After Las Vegas Mass Shooting, Even US Gun Lobby Calls For New Curbs
The U.S. gun lobby, which has seldom embraced new firearms-control measures, voiced a readiness on Thursday to restrict a rifle accessory that enabled a Las Vegas gunman to strafe a crowd with bursts of sustained heavy fire as if from an automatic weapon.
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After Las Vegas Massacre, 'Bump Stock' Is Hot Item At US Gun Shops
For more than a year, the Georgia Gun Store in Gainesville, Georgia, had no requests for a "bump stock" - an accessory that transforms a semi-automatic rifle into a weapon capable of firing hundreds of rounds a minute.
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iPhone 17 Tipped to Receive a Price Hike in India Amid Stock Shortage and High Demand
The iPhone 17 was launched in India in September, bringing about meaningful upgrades over its predecessor. Among those was a bump in the base storage to 256GB, which came at a price increase of about Rs. 3,000 over the iPhone 16. A tipster claims that Apple could hike the price of all SKUs of the iPhone 17 in India. This is attributed to the high d...
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US Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump-Era Ban On Gun 'Bump Stocks'
The US Supreme Court ruled on Friday that a ban introduced by ex-president Donald Trump's administration on bump stocks -- devices which allow semi-automatic rifles to fire like a machine gun -- is unconstitutional.
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Indian Gold Dealers Stock Up, Hope To Usher In Festive Glitter
Physical gold dealers in India continued to stock up this week ahead of an expected festival sales bump, while the Golden Week in top consumer China did little to revive bullion demand.
-
Indian-American First To Be Charged Under Bump Stock Ban
An Indian-American man has been indicted in the US for possessing a bump stock attached to his rifle, the first known case since the device was banned by the Trump administration earlier this year.
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Google Showing Shopping Results for Guns, Contrary to Policy: Report
Google was spotted showing shopping results for 100-bullet magazines, despite policies against gun ads.
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Uber Hit With Australia Class Action Lawsuit Ahead of Stock Listing
Uber on Friday faced another legal bump on the road to its blockbuster initial public offering, with taxi drivers launching a class action lawsuit in Australia.
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Judge Gives Green Light To Trump Ban On Gun 'Bump Stocks'
A federal judge gave the Trump administration the go-ahead on Monday to ban "bump stocks" - rapid-fire gun attachments used in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history - in a defeat for firearms rights advocates.
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Trump Administration Bans 'Bump Stocks' Used In Las Vegas Mass Shooting
The Trump administration on Tuesday banned the high-power gun attachments of the type used in last year's Las Vegas shooting massacre of 58 people, giving the owners of "bump stocks" 90 days to turn in or destroy the devices and blocking owners from being able to register them.
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1.5 Lakh Job Cuts May Give Army Rs 7,000 Crore To Buy Weapons
Worried about antique weapons in its arsenal, the army is seriously thinking about a proposal to shed up to 1.5 lakh jobs. By doing so, the army would save between Rs 5,000 and Rs 7,000 crore which could be used to bump up its capital expenditure account used to maintain and replenish the stock of weaponry that it currently holds.
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Nokia 7 Plus First Impressions
Nokia 7 Plus has a 6-inch display with 18:9 aspect ratio, stock Android Oreo, and dual rear cameras with Zeiss optics.
-
Donald Trump Backs Ban On 'Bump Stocks' Which Turn Legal Weapons Into Machine Guns
Faced with an outpouring of grief and anger over a deadly school shooting in Florida, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday threw his support behind moves to ban "bump stocks" -- an accessory that can turn a semi-automatic weapon into an automatic one.
-
Las Vegas Shooting Victims File Lawsuit Against Bump Stock Makers
A lawsuit seeking to represent the victims of the Las Vegas rampage, the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history, was filed against the makers of so-called bump stocks, which the shooter used to achieve a near-automatic rate of fire.
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After Las Vegas Mass Shooting, Even US Gun Lobby Calls For New Curbs
The U.S. gun lobby, which has seldom embraced new firearms-control measures, voiced a readiness on Thursday to restrict a rifle accessory that enabled a Las Vegas gunman to strafe a crowd with bursts of sustained heavy fire as if from an automatic weapon.
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After Las Vegas Massacre, 'Bump Stock' Is Hot Item At US Gun Shops
For more than a year, the Georgia Gun Store in Gainesville, Georgia, had no requests for a "bump stock" - an accessory that transforms a semi-automatic rifle into a weapon capable of firing hundreds of rounds a minute.
