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Apple Seeks Samsung South Korea’s Internal Records as App Store Practices Face DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny: Report
Apple has reportedly approached a US court to secure internal documents from Samsung Electronics in South Korea. The move is said to be linked to the ongoing antitrust lawsuit brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). The Cupertino-based tech giant seeks access to market data and internal business records, which it maintains are vital for its ...
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Gautam Adani Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuit By US Markets Regulator, Cites Overreach
Adanis argued that the court lacks personal jurisdiction, saying neither had sufficient contacts with US or direct involvement in the bond offering.
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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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Minnesota Sues Trump Admin Over Shootings That Killed Alex Pretti, Renee Good
Minnesota officials sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for access to evidence they say they need to independently investigate three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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'Tools May Change, Policy Remains': Trump Aide On US Supreme Court Tariff Blow
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that the Trump administration will continue to execute the President's trade agenda despite the Supreme Court's ruling limiting the use of emergency tariff powers
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Rajpal Yadav Breaks Silence On Rs 9-Crore Debt Case: "Yeh 2012 Mein Shuru Hua, Aaj 2026 Hai"
Rajpal Yadav was granted bail by the Delhi High Court on Monday
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Madras High Court Orders Probe Into Bribe Allegations In Gold Fraud Case
The Madras High Court has ordered a vigilance inquiry into allegations that a senior lawyer received Rs 50 lakh from accused persons, allegedly to be paid to a judge for securing favourable orders in a gold trade fraud case.
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'Need 10 Minutes': 19-Year-Old Who Argued And Won His Case In Top Court
Atharva Chaturvedi passed NEET not once, but twice. He scored 530 marks. Yet he could not secure an MBBS seat under the EWS quota in private colleges because the state had not implemented a policy to extend reservations there.
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Centre Opposes Sonam Wangchuk's Release: What Preventive Detention Rules Say
The central government informed the Supreme Court today that it does not want to release climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds as suggested by the court earlier.
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
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Apple Seeks Samsung South Korea’s Internal Records as App Store Practices Face DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny: Report
Apple has reportedly approached a US court to secure internal documents from Samsung Electronics in South Korea. The move is said to be linked to the ongoing antitrust lawsuit brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). The Cupertino-based tech giant seeks access to market data and internal business records, which it maintains are vital for its ...
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Gautam Adani Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuit By US Markets Regulator, Cites Overreach
Adanis argued that the court lacks personal jurisdiction, saying neither had sufficient contacts with US or direct involvement in the bond offering.
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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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Minnesota Sues Trump Admin Over Shootings That Killed Alex Pretti, Renee Good
Minnesota officials sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for access to evidence they say they need to independently investigate three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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'Tools May Change, Policy Remains': Trump Aide On US Supreme Court Tariff Blow
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that the Trump administration will continue to execute the President's trade agenda despite the Supreme Court's ruling limiting the use of emergency tariff powers
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Rajpal Yadav Breaks Silence On Rs 9-Crore Debt Case: "Yeh 2012 Mein Shuru Hua, Aaj 2026 Hai"
Rajpal Yadav was granted bail by the Delhi High Court on Monday
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Madras High Court Orders Probe Into Bribe Allegations In Gold Fraud Case
The Madras High Court has ordered a vigilance inquiry into allegations that a senior lawyer received Rs 50 lakh from accused persons, allegedly to be paid to a judge for securing favourable orders in a gold trade fraud case.
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'Need 10 Minutes': 19-Year-Old Who Argued And Won His Case In Top Court
Atharva Chaturvedi passed NEET not once, but twice. He scored 530 marks. Yet he could not secure an MBBS seat under the EWS quota in private colleges because the state had not implemented a policy to extend reservations there.
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Centre Opposes Sonam Wangchuk's Release: What Preventive Detention Rules Say
The central government informed the Supreme Court today that it does not want to release climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds as suggested by the court earlier.
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
