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US Judge Extends Order Blocking Trump Ban On Foreign Students At Harvard
Subsequently, on Thursday, theImmigration and Customs Enforcement director, Todd Lyons sent a letter to Harvard stating that the school has been given 30 days by the government to respond to the alleged grounds for withdrawal.
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Centre Clears Rs 22,000 Crore For Su-30 Fighter Jets, 100 K-9 Howitzers
The Cabinet Committee on Security today cleared two major projects worth around Rs 20,000 crore for 12 Su-30 MKI fighter jets for the Indian Air Force and 100 K-9 Vajra Self-propelled howitzers f
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Chris Brown Sued For Allegedly Beating Man, Stomping On Him For 30 Seconds: Report
American singer-songwriter and rapper Chris Brown is being sued for allegedly beating up a man at a London nightclub, reported People.
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"Difficult To See His Rise": Andrew Tate Faces Rape Case By 3 UK Women
The three women are in their late 20s and early 30s, and said that the alleged offences took place between 2013 and 2016.
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Sony Sued for Thousands of Crores Over Claims It Sold Overpriced PlayStation Games
The claimants have argued that the gaming giant charged a 30% commission on every digital game or in-game purchase made through the PlayStation Store.
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Apple Sued by French App Developers for Overcharging App Store Fee
Apple was sued by French app developers Société du Figaro, L'Équipe 24/24 and Le Geste for violating US antitrust law by overcharging them to use its app store. The plaintiffs accused that California-based Apple charged 30 percent commissions for 14 years, as well as $99 annual fees to app developers.
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Google to Allow Tinder Owner Match to Offer Alternate Payment Systems to Users on Play Store
Google has now reached an agreement with Match, after the dating app maker company announced that Alphabet will allow the it to offer users a choice in payment systems. A few days back, Match sued Google as a "last resort" to prevent Tinder and its other apps from being booted off the Google Play store for refusing to share up to 30 percent of sale...
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Tinder Owner Match Sues Google to Avoid Being Removed From the Play Store
Dating apps maker Match Group has reportedly sued Alphabet's Google, calling the action a "last resort" to prevent Tinder and its other apps from being booted off the Play store for refusing to share up to 30 percent of their sales.
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Tesla Sued Over Alleged Suspension Failure in Fatal US Crash
A case has been filed against Tesla for over an alleged suspension failure in a crash that killed the driver and a passenger in Florida last year and sparked a federal probe.
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Apple vs Epic: Fortnite Maker’s Narrow Win in App Store Case Toughens Fight Against Google Play Rules
Android app makers suing to stop Google from siphoning up to 30 percent of their sales received little reassurance about their chances as a judge allowed a comparable fee charged by Apple to stand.
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Apple vs Epic: Ruling Invites Future Efforts to Paint the iPhone Maker as Monopolist, Experts Say
Android app makers suing to stop Google from siphoning up to 30 percent of their sales received little reassurance about their chances as a judge allowed a comparable fee charged by Apple to stand.
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Baby On Nirvana Album Cover Sues Band Over Child Pornography
Spencer Elden appeared as a four-month-old child chasing a dollar bill on Nirvana's 'Nevermind' album cover.
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Apple's Smaller Rivals Unite to Fight iPhone App Store Rules
Spotify and the makers of Fortnite and Tinder are taking on Apple and Google as part of a newly formed coalition calling for “fair treatment” in the way the tech giants run their app stores.
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Centre Approves Purchase Of MiGs, Sukhois, Missiles, Considering "Current Situation"
In the midst of India's tense border standoff with China, the Defence Ministry today approved procurement of 33 fighter jets, a number of missile systems and other military hardware at a cost of Rs 38,900 crore to bolster the combat capability of the armed forces, officials said.
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
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US Judge Extends Order Blocking Trump Ban On Foreign Students At Harvard
Subsequently, on Thursday, theImmigration and Customs Enforcement director, Todd Lyons sent a letter to Harvard stating that the school has been given 30 days by the government to respond to the alleged grounds for withdrawal.
-
Centre Clears Rs 22,000 Crore For Su-30 Fighter Jets, 100 K-9 Howitzers
The Cabinet Committee on Security today cleared two major projects worth around Rs 20,000 crore for 12 Su-30 MKI fighter jets for the Indian Air Force and 100 K-9 Vajra Self-propelled howitzers f
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Chris Brown Sued For Allegedly Beating Man, Stomping On Him For 30 Seconds: Report
American singer-songwriter and rapper Chris Brown is being sued for allegedly beating up a man at a London nightclub, reported People.
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"Difficult To See His Rise": Andrew Tate Faces Rape Case By 3 UK Women
The three women are in their late 20s and early 30s, and said that the alleged offences took place between 2013 and 2016.
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Sony Sued for Thousands of Crores Over Claims It Sold Overpriced PlayStation Games
The claimants have argued that the gaming giant charged a 30% commission on every digital game or in-game purchase made through the PlayStation Store.
-
Apple Sued by French App Developers for Overcharging App Store Fee
Apple was sued by French app developers Société du Figaro, L'Équipe 24/24 and Le Geste for violating US antitrust law by overcharging them to use its app store. The plaintiffs accused that California-based Apple charged 30 percent commissions for 14 years, as well as $99 annual fees to app developers.
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Google to Allow Tinder Owner Match to Offer Alternate Payment Systems to Users on Play Store
Google has now reached an agreement with Match, after the dating app maker company announced that Alphabet will allow the it to offer users a choice in payment systems. A few days back, Match sued Google as a "last resort" to prevent Tinder and its other apps from being booted off the Google Play store for refusing to share up to 30 percent of sale...
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Tinder Owner Match Sues Google to Avoid Being Removed From the Play Store
Dating apps maker Match Group has reportedly sued Alphabet's Google, calling the action a "last resort" to prevent Tinder and its other apps from being booted off the Play store for refusing to share up to 30 percent of their sales.
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Tesla Sued Over Alleged Suspension Failure in Fatal US Crash
A case has been filed against Tesla for over an alleged suspension failure in a crash that killed the driver and a passenger in Florida last year and sparked a federal probe.
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Apple vs Epic: Fortnite Maker’s Narrow Win in App Store Case Toughens Fight Against Google Play Rules
Android app makers suing to stop Google from siphoning up to 30 percent of their sales received little reassurance about their chances as a judge allowed a comparable fee charged by Apple to stand.
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Apple vs Epic: Ruling Invites Future Efforts to Paint the iPhone Maker as Monopolist, Experts Say
Android app makers suing to stop Google from siphoning up to 30 percent of their sales received little reassurance about their chances as a judge allowed a comparable fee charged by Apple to stand.
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Baby On Nirvana Album Cover Sues Band Over Child Pornography
Spencer Elden appeared as a four-month-old child chasing a dollar bill on Nirvana's 'Nevermind' album cover.
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Apple's Smaller Rivals Unite to Fight iPhone App Store Rules
Spotify and the makers of Fortnite and Tinder are taking on Apple and Google as part of a newly formed coalition calling for “fair treatment” in the way the tech giants run their app stores.
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Centre Approves Purchase Of MiGs, Sukhois, Missiles, Considering "Current Situation"
In the midst of India's tense border standoff with China, the Defence Ministry today approved procurement of 33 fighter jets, a number of missile systems and other military hardware at a cost of Rs 38,900 crore to bolster the combat capability of the armed forces, officials said.
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Internet Archive Sued by Publishers Over Scanning of Books
Four of the US' biggest publishers have sued a digital library for copyright infringement, alleging that the Internet Archive has illegally offered more than a million scanned works to the public, including such favourites as Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon, Malcolm Gladwell's Blink, and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
