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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
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"We Heard You": Lenskart Issues New Dress Code After Backlash Over 'Bindi, Tilak'
The revised style guide for Lenskart staff keeps most of the same rules about appearing neat and tidy, with a few key differences.
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UK FCA Seeks Guidance From Cryptocurrency Firms Ahead of 2027 Crypto Rules Rollout
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has invited feedback from crypto firms as it prepares for new regulations set to roll out in 2027. The consultation aims to improve clarity, competition, and consumer protection while guiding firms on compliance. The move reflects the UK’s efforts to build a structured and transparent crypto ecosystem.
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"Unsporting": Pakistan Spinner Usman Tariq Reacts As R Ashwin's 'Advice' Used By Daryl Mitchell To Counter Him
Pakisan spinner Usman Tariq's unique stop-and-pause side-arm action has already divided the cricket world.
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Bihar Enforces Social Media Norms For Employees, Disciplinary Action For Violations
Patna, April 11 (IANS) The Bihar government's new rules governing the use of social media by its employees, warning of strict disciplinary action in case of violations, finally came into force.
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HSBC, Standard Chartered-Led Group Bags First Stablecoin Issuer Licenses in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has granted its first stablecoin issuer licences to HSBC and a Standard Chartered-led venture, marking a key milestone under its new regulatory framework. The move reflects a cautious approach, favouring institution-backed players while setting strict rules for reserves, governance, and compliance in the evolving digital asset market.
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Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
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Hong Kong Introduces New Device Password Rules, What It Means For Travellers
Hong Kong police can now put you in jail without a court order for refusing to share your device passwords.
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Android 17 Beta 3 Update to Bring Notification Rules With Granular Control for Apps, Contacts: Report
Google is said to be working on a new way to further refine notifications on Android. According to a report, references to a feature dubbed Notification Rules were spotted in Android 17 Beta 3. The system will reportedly provide users with more granular control over notifications from apps and individual contacts, moving beyond existing app-level c...
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Afghanistan Launches E-Visa: What It Means For Indian Passport Holders
Visa applications to Afghanistan have gone digital, but eligibility varies by nationality, including India.
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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
-
"We Heard You": Lenskart Issues New Dress Code After Backlash Over 'Bindi, Tilak'
The revised style guide for Lenskart staff keeps most of the same rules about appearing neat and tidy, with a few key differences.
-
UK FCA Seeks Guidance From Cryptocurrency Firms Ahead of 2027 Crypto Rules Rollout
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has invited feedback from crypto firms as it prepares for new regulations set to roll out in 2027. The consultation aims to improve clarity, competition, and consumer protection while guiding firms on compliance. The move reflects the UK’s efforts to build a structured and transparent crypto ecosystem.
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"Unsporting": Pakistan Spinner Usman Tariq Reacts As R Ashwin's 'Advice' Used By Daryl Mitchell To Counter Him
Pakisan spinner Usman Tariq's unique stop-and-pause side-arm action has already divided the cricket world.
-
Bihar Enforces Social Media Norms For Employees, Disciplinary Action For Violations
Patna, April 11 (IANS) The Bihar government's new rules governing the use of social media by its employees, warning of strict disciplinary action in case of violations, finally came into force.
-
HSBC, Standard Chartered-Led Group Bags First Stablecoin Issuer Licenses in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has granted its first stablecoin issuer licences to HSBC and a Standard Chartered-led venture, marking a key milestone under its new regulatory framework. The move reflects a cautious approach, favouring institution-backed players while setting strict rules for reserves, governance, and compliance in the evolving digital asset market.
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Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
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Hong Kong Introduces New Device Password Rules, What It Means For Travellers
Hong Kong police can now put you in jail without a court order for refusing to share your device passwords.
-
Android 17 Beta 3 Update to Bring Notification Rules With Granular Control for Apps, Contacts: Report
Google is said to be working on a new way to further refine notifications on Android. According to a report, references to a feature dubbed Notification Rules were spotted in Android 17 Beta 3. The system will reportedly provide users with more granular control over notifications from apps and individual contacts, moving beyond existing app-level c...
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Afghanistan Launches E-Visa: What It Means For Indian Passport Holders
Visa applications to Afghanistan have gone digital, but eligibility varies by nationality, including India.
