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Teacher Slaps Student, Slams Him Against Wall, CCTV Lands Him In Custody
A school teacher in Ahmedabad has been detained by the police after a video of him ruthlessly beating a student in front of his classmates went viral.
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Profit Growing, Hiring, Salaries Not So Much: Centre's Message To India Inc
The corporate sector in India has been posting impressive financial performances, but recruitments and salary growth of employees have not kept up with the companies' profit, the government has said in the Economic Survey.
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News Corporation's Wall Street Journal Seeing Cuts, Shifting Resources
The Wall Street Journal and its Dow Jones parent announced today an unspecified number of job cuts and the closing of some foreign bureaus as they shift resources into digital.
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Phone-Hacking Trial: Rupert Murdoch in Britain Amid Reports That Police Want to Quiz Him
News Corporation executive chairman Rupert Murdoch was in London on Thursday, amid reports that police want to question him in the wake of the phone-hacking trial.
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'e-G8' summit divided over policing Internet
Google warned against moves to regulate the Internet after Nicolas Sarkozy said governments must set rules to avoid anarchy
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Hulu's owners call off plans to sell company
Hulu's owners have decided not to sell the online video hub, the consortium announced late Thursday.
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UK Olympics minister under fire on Murdoch man email
Olympics Minister Jeremy Hunt was under renewed pressure today following the revelation at Britain's press ethics enquiry of a further email from a top Murdoch aide.
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Phone hacking scandal: In new testimony, James Murdoch blames ex-employees
James Murdoch has insisted that he wasn't told of widespread wrongdoing at the News of the World in 2008.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation withdraws BSkyB bid
Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal:Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has withdrawn its BSkyB bid. British lawmakers today were set to deal a body blow to Murdoch's bid for pay-TV giant BSkyB, as the phone-hacking scandal rocking his media empire threatened to spill over to the United States.
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Cameron orders judicial inquiry into phone hacking scandal
Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday promised a full investigation into the phone hacking and the police bribery that led to the collapse of the News of the World tabloid, saying that British politicians had for too long looked the other way at illegal practices.Declaring that self-regulation of the press had failed, Cameron said a new body indep...
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'e-G8' summit divided over policing Internet
Google warned against moves to regulate the Internet after Nicolas Sarkozy said governments must set rules to avoid anarchy
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Teacher Slaps Student, Slams Him Against Wall, CCTV Lands Him In Custody
A school teacher in Ahmedabad has been detained by the police after a video of him ruthlessly beating a student in front of his classmates went viral.
-
Profit Growing, Hiring, Salaries Not So Much: Centre's Message To India Inc
The corporate sector in India has been posting impressive financial performances, but recruitments and salary growth of employees have not kept up with the companies' profit, the government has said in the Economic Survey.
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News Corporation's Wall Street Journal Seeing Cuts, Shifting Resources
The Wall Street Journal and its Dow Jones parent announced today an unspecified number of job cuts and the closing of some foreign bureaus as they shift resources into digital.
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Phone-Hacking Trial: Rupert Murdoch in Britain Amid Reports That Police Want to Quiz Him
News Corporation executive chairman Rupert Murdoch was in London on Thursday, amid reports that police want to question him in the wake of the phone-hacking trial.
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'e-G8' summit divided over policing Internet
Google warned against moves to regulate the Internet after Nicolas Sarkozy said governments must set rules to avoid anarchy
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Hulu's owners call off plans to sell company
Hulu's owners have decided not to sell the online video hub, the consortium announced late Thursday.
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UK Olympics minister under fire on Murdoch man email
Olympics Minister Jeremy Hunt was under renewed pressure today following the revelation at Britain's press ethics enquiry of a further email from a top Murdoch aide.
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Phone hacking scandal: In new testimony, James Murdoch blames ex-employees
James Murdoch has insisted that he wasn't told of widespread wrongdoing at the News of the World in 2008.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation withdraws BSkyB bid
Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal:Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has withdrawn its BSkyB bid. British lawmakers today were set to deal a body blow to Murdoch's bid for pay-TV giant BSkyB, as the phone-hacking scandal rocking his media empire threatened to spill over to the United States.
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Cameron orders judicial inquiry into phone hacking scandal
Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday promised a full investigation into the phone hacking and the police bribery that led to the collapse of the News of the World tabloid, saying that British politicians had for too long looked the other way at illegal practices.Declaring that self-regulation of the press had failed, Cameron said a new body indep...
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'e-G8' summit divided over policing Internet
Google warned against moves to regulate the Internet after Nicolas Sarkozy said governments must set rules to avoid anarchy
