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Myntra Under Probe Agency ED's Scanner For Rs 1,654 Crore Alleged Violation
The Enforcement Directorate has registered a case against Indian fashion e-commerce company Myntra, its associated companies and directors for alleged violation of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) provisions to the tune of Rs 1,654.35 crore.
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Who Is Priya Nair, First Woman CEO And MD Of Hindustan Unilever
Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) on Thursday appointed Priya Nair its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, effective August 1. She will be the first woman to lead India's largest fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company.
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Dark Patterns: What They Are, Why You Should Worry, How To Stay Safe
Welcome to the murky world of dark patterns, a grey area between right and wrong full of tricks, half-truths, and outright lies to get you to buy goods you don't need or want, sign up for services you have no interest in.
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Top ITC Investor British American Tobacco Planning To Reduce Its Stake
British American Tobacco said on Tuesday it is considering further reducing its stake in Indian consumer goods company ITC in a potential on-market sale.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Lobbies Donald Trump to Avoid Antitrust Trial: Report
Meta and its representatives met with President Trump and his senior advisers ahead of an April 14 Federal Trade Commission trial that could force the company to unwind its acquisitions of messaging platform WhatsApp and image-sharing app Instagram.
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Generative AI Being Used by Advertisers Across Firms, With Risks of Copyright and Security Involved
Generative AI softwares like ChatGPT and DALL-E are being used by some of the world's biggest advertisers, from food giant Nestle to consumer goods multinational Unilever to cut costs and increase productivity. But many companies remain wary of security and copyright risks as well as the dangers of unintended biases.
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12,000 Jobs At Risk As UK Household Goods Company Wilko Collapses
British household goods company Wilko has collapsed owing to big debts, its boss announced Thursday, impacting about 12,000 jobs as high inflation and interest rates hurt consumers and businesses.
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EU Proposes Rule to Let Consumers Get Worn-Out Electronics Repaired From Producers for Up to 10 Years
The European Union wants to give consumers the right to have worn-out products like washing machines and televisions repaired by producers even after the sales guarantee has expired, to cut waste and make goods last longer. The European Commission proposed rules on Wednesday that would oblige producers to offer repairs for a product for between fiv...
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Google Defers Chrome's Blocking of Tracking Cookies Until 2023
Google is not getting rid of tracking cookies in Chrome until 2023, the company announced last month. The impending deadline that was being called the Cookiepocalypse had been the centre of many discussions about how Internet based companies would be able to sustain their advertising supported businesses. The business implications will take some ti...
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Consumer Goods Firm Cheats Thousands, 2 Arrested From Noida: Police
The Noida Police has arrested two officials of a consumer goods import-export company accused of duping billions of rupees from thousands of people across the country by tricking suppliers, officials said on Monday.
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Elon Musk's Vegas Loop May Not Be As Good As AdvertisedÂ
The system was supposed to be ready by October 1 so that it would be ready for the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
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Delhi Discoms Offer New "Green" ACs, Fans To Consumers At Heavy Discount
In India, nothing works like a good discount and so goes for the adoption of cleaner technologies, which are often more expensive. With this in mind, Delhi's power distribution companies have started an exchange scheme, wherein all its consumers can replace their old fans and ACs and get new energy-saving ones for a substantial discount, a BSES spo...
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Building a PC? Here Are the CPUs We Recommend for Every Budget
Intel and AMD are the only two options for consumer PC processors, and it isn't always clear which company you should put your faith in. Don't worry, we have the answers.
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Write Name Of Products In Regional Languages Too: Minister To Companies
Union Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday asked the fast-moving consumer goods companies to write the names of their products in Hindi and other regional languages.
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Budget 2018: FMCG Companies Expect Focus On Food Processing, Rural Area
The FMCG companies have asked for more focus on the infrastructural development, small businesses and affordable housing as also incentives for setting up warehousing and coldchain facilities and efforts to increase the FDI
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Myntra Under Probe Agency ED's Scanner For Rs 1,654 Crore Alleged Violation
The Enforcement Directorate has registered a case against Indian fashion e-commerce company Myntra, its associated companies and directors for alleged violation of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) provisions to the tune of Rs 1,654.35 crore.
-
Who Is Priya Nair, First Woman CEO And MD Of Hindustan Unilever
Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) on Thursday appointed Priya Nair its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, effective August 1. She will be the first woman to lead India's largest fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company.
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Dark Patterns: What They Are, Why You Should Worry, How To Stay Safe
Welcome to the murky world of dark patterns, a grey area between right and wrong full of tricks, half-truths, and outright lies to get you to buy goods you don't need or want, sign up for services you have no interest in.
-
Top ITC Investor British American Tobacco Planning To Reduce Its Stake
British American Tobacco said on Tuesday it is considering further reducing its stake in Indian consumer goods company ITC in a potential on-market sale.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Lobbies Donald Trump to Avoid Antitrust Trial: Report
Meta and its representatives met with President Trump and his senior advisers ahead of an April 14 Federal Trade Commission trial that could force the company to unwind its acquisitions of messaging platform WhatsApp and image-sharing app Instagram.
-
Generative AI Being Used by Advertisers Across Firms, With Risks of Copyright and Security Involved
Generative AI softwares like ChatGPT and DALL-E are being used by some of the world's biggest advertisers, from food giant Nestle to consumer goods multinational Unilever to cut costs and increase productivity. But many companies remain wary of security and copyright risks as well as the dangers of unintended biases.
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12,000 Jobs At Risk As UK Household Goods Company Wilko Collapses
British household goods company Wilko has collapsed owing to big debts, its boss announced Thursday, impacting about 12,000 jobs as high inflation and interest rates hurt consumers and businesses.
-
EU Proposes Rule to Let Consumers Get Worn-Out Electronics Repaired From Producers for Up to 10 Years
The European Union wants to give consumers the right to have worn-out products like washing machines and televisions repaired by producers even after the sales guarantee has expired, to cut waste and make goods last longer. The European Commission proposed rules on Wednesday that would oblige producers to offer repairs for a product for between fiv...
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Google Defers Chrome's Blocking of Tracking Cookies Until 2023
Google is not getting rid of tracking cookies in Chrome until 2023, the company announced last month. The impending deadline that was being called the Cookiepocalypse had been the centre of many discussions about how Internet based companies would be able to sustain their advertising supported businesses. The business implications will take some ti...
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Consumer Goods Firm Cheats Thousands, 2 Arrested From Noida: Police
The Noida Police has arrested two officials of a consumer goods import-export company accused of duping billions of rupees from thousands of people across the country by tricking suppliers, officials said on Monday.
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Elon Musk's Vegas Loop May Not Be As Good As AdvertisedÂ
The system was supposed to be ready by October 1 so that it would be ready for the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
-
Delhi Discoms Offer New "Green" ACs, Fans To Consumers At Heavy Discount
In India, nothing works like a good discount and so goes for the adoption of cleaner technologies, which are often more expensive. With this in mind, Delhi's power distribution companies have started an exchange scheme, wherein all its consumers can replace their old fans and ACs and get new energy-saving ones for a substantial discount, a BSES spo...
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Building a PC? Here Are the CPUs We Recommend for Every Budget
Intel and AMD are the only two options for consumer PC processors, and it isn't always clear which company you should put your faith in. Don't worry, we have the answers.
-
Write Name Of Products In Regional Languages Too: Minister To Companies
Union Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday asked the fast-moving consumer goods companies to write the names of their products in Hindi and other regional languages.
-
Budget 2018: FMCG Companies Expect Focus On Food Processing, Rural Area
The FMCG companies have asked for more focus on the infrastructural development, small businesses and affordable housing as also incentives for setting up warehousing and coldchain facilities and efforts to increase the FDI
