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Indigo Crew Member Denies Diabetic Passenger Washroom Access Before Landing, Airline Responds
"As per standard safety protocols, once the seatbelt signs are on...passengers are required to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened, and crew actions are guided accordingly," IndiGo responded to the complaint going viral on X.
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Vir Sanghvi Calls Out 'Snobbish' Staff At Delhi Vasant Kunj Mall, Sparks Debate Online
Vir Sanghvi said that salespeople at luxury stores in New Delhi are "obnoxious, rude, aggressive, and patronising"
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Can Restaurants Force You To Pay Service Charges? What The Official Rules Say
Service charges on bills are not mandatory in restaurants in India. A Mumbai restaurant was recently fined Rs 50,000 for failing to follow the established guidelines. Here's what customers should know.
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Passenger Alleges Racial Bias After Being Skipped For Welcome Drink In Business Class
A Black passenger on a $5,000 British Airways business class ticket was denied a welcome drink due to a presumed downgrade, sparking claims of racial bias and a formal complaint.
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Ola Joins Uber, Denies Implementing Differential Pricing for iPhone, Android in India
Ola has said that it does not set fares based on a user's phone model. The development comes after media reports and complaints claimed that Apple users were charged higher for the same ride than Android users.
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Kraken Crackdown: US SEC Targets Crypto 'Staking' as Crypto Firm Agrees to Shutter Unregistered Program
Kraken, a popular crypto exchange, on Thursday agreed to pay $30 million (roughly Rs. 250 crore) in penalties and shut down its crypto "staking" service as part of a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC was probing the crypto exchange on charges that it failed to register its program that allowed customers to "stake" c...
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Dunkin' Worker Cussed Lactose Intolerant Customer Out For Ordering Oat Milk
The video shows a verbal altercation between a customer and an employee of the coffee chain.
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Apple to Pay $50 Million to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective ‘Butterfly’ MacBook Keyboards
Apple has reached a settlement over a class-action lawsuit that claimed the company knew and concealed that its MacBook laptop computers’ "butterfly" keyboards were prone to failure. Customers had complained that claimed that the affected laptop keyboards suffered from sticky and unresponsive keys, and that tiny amounts of dust or debris could ma...
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Pizza Chain In Trouble For Covertly Serving Fake Meat: Report
New Zealand pizza chain, Hell Pizza on Friday denied misleading customers by covertly serving fake meat, despite a lawyer's warning that the company might have breached a trade act.
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Silicon Valley idealists crash into reality in spy row
The service providers deny they have given the government backdoor access to customer data, insisting they provide data only when compelled by law.
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Indigo Crew Member Denies Diabetic Passenger Washroom Access Before Landing, Airline Responds
"As per standard safety protocols, once the seatbelt signs are on...passengers are required to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened, and crew actions are guided accordingly," IndiGo responded to the complaint going viral on X.
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Vir Sanghvi Calls Out 'Snobbish' Staff At Delhi Vasant Kunj Mall, Sparks Debate Online
Vir Sanghvi said that salespeople at luxury stores in New Delhi are "obnoxious, rude, aggressive, and patronising"
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Can Restaurants Force You To Pay Service Charges? What The Official Rules Say
Service charges on bills are not mandatory in restaurants in India. A Mumbai restaurant was recently fined Rs 50,000 for failing to follow the established guidelines. Here's what customers should know.
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Passenger Alleges Racial Bias After Being Skipped For Welcome Drink In Business Class
A Black passenger on a $5,000 British Airways business class ticket was denied a welcome drink due to a presumed downgrade, sparking claims of racial bias and a formal complaint.
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Ola Joins Uber, Denies Implementing Differential Pricing for iPhone, Android in India
Ola has said that it does not set fares based on a user's phone model. The development comes after media reports and complaints claimed that Apple users were charged higher for the same ride than Android users.
-
Kraken Crackdown: US SEC Targets Crypto 'Staking' as Crypto Firm Agrees to Shutter Unregistered Program
Kraken, a popular crypto exchange, on Thursday agreed to pay $30 million (roughly Rs. 250 crore) in penalties and shut down its crypto "staking" service as part of a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC was probing the crypto exchange on charges that it failed to register its program that allowed customers to "stake" c...
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Dunkin' Worker Cussed Lactose Intolerant Customer Out For Ordering Oat Milk
The video shows a verbal altercation between a customer and an employee of the coffee chain.
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Apple to Pay $50 Million to Settle Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective ‘Butterfly’ MacBook Keyboards
Apple has reached a settlement over a class-action lawsuit that claimed the company knew and concealed that its MacBook laptop computers’ "butterfly" keyboards were prone to failure. Customers had complained that claimed that the affected laptop keyboards suffered from sticky and unresponsive keys, and that tiny amounts of dust or debris could ma...
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Pizza Chain In Trouble For Covertly Serving Fake Meat: Report
New Zealand pizza chain, Hell Pizza on Friday denied misleading customers by covertly serving fake meat, despite a lawyer's warning that the company might have breached a trade act.
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Silicon Valley idealists crash into reality in spy row
The service providers deny they have given the government backdoor access to customer data, insisting they provide data only when compelled by law.
