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Man Tries To Sell Stolen Car Online, Strikes Deal With Owner; Arrested
A man has been arrested for allegedly trying to sell a stolen car on a popular e-commerce website, police said on Sunday.
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Man Gets US Prison Term For Trying To Buy Ricin Online
A former New York University student from China was sentenced on Tuesday to 16 years in prison after being convicted of trying to buy the deadly toxin ricin on a secretive website in order to sell it in the form of "simple and easy death pills."
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Maharashtra FDA Raids Snapdeal for Selling Prescription Drugs Online
The Maharashtra Food & Drugs Administration (FDA) has cracked down on major e-commerce websites like Snapdeal selling prescription drugs online, a top official said.
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FIFA: Chinese Website Sells 'Suarez Bite' Bottle Openers
Chinese online stores are cheekily trying to cash in on Uruguay striker Luis Suarez's notorious bite of an opponent at the World Cup by selling bottle openers with his image.
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Anti-censorship hackers may have caused massive Internet outage in China
Visitors to China's top websites were redirected to Dynamic Internet Technology, a firm that sells anti-censorship web services tailored for China.
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Mr Right for rent in China
Selling a kiss online, accompanying a stranger overnight for a fee - none of the "rent a boyfriend" services popping up on some Chinese websites sound at all family-friendly.
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IRCTC to sell online air tickets too
Air travellers can now also book their tickets online through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), the official online ticketing website of the Indian Railways. It is slated to launch a dedicated website next week offering a "lenient" cancellation policy with no service charge.
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Baby put on sale online
An advertisement that appeared on a Mexican website to sell a "beautiful baby" for its organs has caused outrage and indignation on social networks.
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Ads on Facebook: Some are just plain creepy
Facebook, the world's biggest social network, is selling more ad spots to big companies like Wal-Mart Stores, Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo.
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Man Tries To Sell Stolen Car Online, Strikes Deal With Owner; Arrested
A man has been arrested for allegedly trying to sell a stolen car on a popular e-commerce website, police said on Sunday.
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Man Gets US Prison Term For Trying To Buy Ricin Online
A former New York University student from China was sentenced on Tuesday to 16 years in prison after being convicted of trying to buy the deadly toxin ricin on a secretive website in order to sell it in the form of "simple and easy death pills."
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Maharashtra FDA Raids Snapdeal for Selling Prescription Drugs Online
The Maharashtra Food & Drugs Administration (FDA) has cracked down on major e-commerce websites like Snapdeal selling prescription drugs online, a top official said.
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FIFA: Chinese Website Sells 'Suarez Bite' Bottle Openers
Chinese online stores are cheekily trying to cash in on Uruguay striker Luis Suarez's notorious bite of an opponent at the World Cup by selling bottle openers with his image.
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Anti-censorship hackers may have caused massive Internet outage in China
Visitors to China's top websites were redirected to Dynamic Internet Technology, a firm that sells anti-censorship web services tailored for China.
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Mr Right for rent in China
Selling a kiss online, accompanying a stranger overnight for a fee - none of the "rent a boyfriend" services popping up on some Chinese websites sound at all family-friendly.
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IRCTC to sell online air tickets too
Air travellers can now also book their tickets online through Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), the official online ticketing website of the Indian Railways. It is slated to launch a dedicated website next week offering a "lenient" cancellation policy with no service charge.
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Baby put on sale online
An advertisement that appeared on a Mexican website to sell a "beautiful baby" for its organs has caused outrage and indignation on social networks.
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Ads on Facebook: Some are just plain creepy
Facebook, the world's biggest social network, is selling more ad spots to big companies like Wal-Mart Stores, Procter & Gamble and PepsiCo.
