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US Congress Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
The US Congress passed spending legislation early on Saturday in a down-to-the wire burst of activity that will avert a destabilizing government shutdown ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
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OpenAI Signs Content Deal With New Yorker, Vogue Owner Conde Nast
OpenAI has signed similar deals with the Time magazine, Financial Times, Business Insider-owner Axel Springer, France's Le Monde and Spain's Prisa Media over the past few months.
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Mumbai Bridge That Collapsed Had Design Flaw, Says Minister: 10 Points
Rain in Mumbai today slowed down traffic, hit trains and led to a bridge collapsing at Andheri station in the morning. At least five people were injured, two critically, as a section of the Gokhale bridge connecting two busy train stops and used by thousands of commuters each day, crashed following incessant rain. The bridge collapse was held up as...
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Use Helplines To Notify Unauthorised Online Payments: SBI To Customers
SBI customers coming across any such unauthorised e-transaction can use these numbers to notify the same.
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Jay Shah Case: Court Lifts Gag Order On The Wire But With Conditions
An Ahmedabad court today partly lifted its gag order against news portal "The Wire", allowing it to publish articles on the business of Jay Shah, the son of BJP chief Amit Shah, but said it should not link the subject matter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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'Haven't Read The Papers': Nitish Kumar on Jay Shah Controversy
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the BJP's latest ally, refused to comment this morning on the controversy over allegations in a website article that BJP chief Amit Shah's son, Jay Shah, a businessman, saw massive profits after the party came to power at the Centre in 2014
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Amit Shah's Son Jay Shah Says Will Sue Website For 100 Crores For Defamatory Story
Serious corruption allegations have surfaced against Jay Amit Shah, the son of BJP president Amit Shah: that two companies belonging to Mr Shah showed a massive increase in turnover and received loans from the government and private companies after the BJP was elected in 2014. The BJP has denied all charges and said the allegations, made in a repor...
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Snag Hits Delhi Metro's Blue Line Again, Services Disrupted
Metro services were affected on the busy Blue Line this evening due to a glitch in the overhead wire along the elevated stretch between Dwarka and Dwarka Mor stations.
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Hundreds Stranded In Delhi Metro After Bird Hits Electric Wire
Trains on Delhi Metro's busy Blue Line between Indraprastha and Yamuna Bank came to a halt today after an eagle hit overhead wires, triggering a short circuit.
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Cyber Fraudsters Reap $2.3 Billion Through Email Wire-Transfer Scams: FBI
The FBI said the fraudsters often target businesses that work with foreign suppliers or regularly perform wire transfers.
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Email Scam Nets More Than $214 Million From Victims in 14 Months: FBI
In the scheme, fake invoices are delivered to businesses which deal with overseas suppliers, asking for payment by wire transfer.
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At Rashtrapati Bhavan, Stage is Set For Narendra Modi
The electricians were busy connecting the wires of dozens of white coloured pedestal fans and desert coolers while a group of labourers unloaded rolls of red carpets from a waiting tempo even as municipality vans criss-crossed all of them, busy fumigating the sprawling forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan - the venue for prime minister- designate Narend...
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Five Indians among 18 charged in global $200 million credit card scam
At least five Indian-origin men are among 18 others charged here for running a whopping 200 million dollar global credit card fraud under which they used thousands of fake identities to dupe businesses and financial firms and wired millions of dollars to Pakistan and India.
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Wired's first iPad issue comes out
As the magazine for a digital generation, Wired has talked a big game about the opportunities for publishers on Apple's new iPad. "We decided this was the big one," Wired editor Chris Anderson said last winter, even before Apple would comment on the much-rumored gadget. Now it's time for Anderson to put his money -- and his magazine -- where ...
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US Congress Passes Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
The US Congress passed spending legislation early on Saturday in a down-to-the wire burst of activity that will avert a destabilizing government shutdown ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
-
OpenAI Signs Content Deal With New Yorker, Vogue Owner Conde Nast
OpenAI has signed similar deals with the Time magazine, Financial Times, Business Insider-owner Axel Springer, France's Le Monde and Spain's Prisa Media over the past few months.
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Mumbai Bridge That Collapsed Had Design Flaw, Says Minister: 10 Points
Rain in Mumbai today slowed down traffic, hit trains and led to a bridge collapsing at Andheri station in the morning. At least five people were injured, two critically, as a section of the Gokhale bridge connecting two busy train stops and used by thousands of commuters each day, crashed following incessant rain. The bridge collapse was held up as...
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Use Helplines To Notify Unauthorised Online Payments: SBI To Customers
SBI customers coming across any such unauthorised e-transaction can use these numbers to notify the same.
-
Jay Shah Case: Court Lifts Gag Order On The Wire But With Conditions
An Ahmedabad court today partly lifted its gag order against news portal "The Wire", allowing it to publish articles on the business of Jay Shah, the son of BJP chief Amit Shah, but said it should not link the subject matter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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'Haven't Read The Papers': Nitish Kumar on Jay Shah Controversy
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the BJP's latest ally, refused to comment this morning on the controversy over allegations in a website article that BJP chief Amit Shah's son, Jay Shah, a businessman, saw massive profits after the party came to power at the Centre in 2014
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Amit Shah's Son Jay Shah Says Will Sue Website For 100 Crores For Defamatory Story
Serious corruption allegations have surfaced against Jay Amit Shah, the son of BJP president Amit Shah: that two companies belonging to Mr Shah showed a massive increase in turnover and received loans from the government and private companies after the BJP was elected in 2014. The BJP has denied all charges and said the allegations, made in a repor...
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Snag Hits Delhi Metro's Blue Line Again, Services Disrupted
Metro services were affected on the busy Blue Line this evening due to a glitch in the overhead wire along the elevated stretch between Dwarka and Dwarka Mor stations.
-
Hundreds Stranded In Delhi Metro After Bird Hits Electric Wire
Trains on Delhi Metro's busy Blue Line between Indraprastha and Yamuna Bank came to a halt today after an eagle hit overhead wires, triggering a short circuit.
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Cyber Fraudsters Reap $2.3 Billion Through Email Wire-Transfer Scams: FBI
The FBI said the fraudsters often target businesses that work with foreign suppliers or regularly perform wire transfers.
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Email Scam Nets More Than $214 Million From Victims in 14 Months: FBI
In the scheme, fake invoices are delivered to businesses which deal with overseas suppliers, asking for payment by wire transfer.
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At Rashtrapati Bhavan, Stage is Set For Narendra Modi
The electricians were busy connecting the wires of dozens of white coloured pedestal fans and desert coolers while a group of labourers unloaded rolls of red carpets from a waiting tempo even as municipality vans criss-crossed all of them, busy fumigating the sprawling forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan - the venue for prime minister- designate Narend...
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Five Indians among 18 charged in global $200 million credit card scam
At least five Indian-origin men are among 18 others charged here for running a whopping 200 million dollar global credit card fraud under which they used thousands of fake identities to dupe businesses and financial firms and wired millions of dollars to Pakistan and India.
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Wired's first iPad issue comes out
As the magazine for a digital generation, Wired has talked a big game about the opportunities for publishers on Apple's new iPad. "We decided this was the big one," Wired editor Chris Anderson said last winter, even before Apple would comment on the much-rumored gadget. Now it's time for Anderson to put his money -- and his magazine -- where ...
