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Microsoft’s $13 Billion OpenAI Tie-Up Cleared by UK's Competition and Markets Authority
UK's Competition and Markets Authority said that the 2023 deal doesn’t qualify for a full investigation under merger rules. The decision, after around 14 months of scrutiny, removes one UK regulatory uncertainty for Microsoft, which faces a continued investigation into its cloud service offerings.
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Apple Faces Claims of Making ‘Exorbitant Profits’ at UK Trial
Apple Inc. will defend allegations that it made “exorbitant profits” by using its App Store in the UK. Users have not suffered any loss as Apple’s conduct is lawful and its commissions are reasonable and fair, Apple’s lawyers will argue during the seven week trial.
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GST Faces Its Biggest Challenge Yet After A Big Court Ruling
Several states are pressuring the ruling government to extend a program to continue compensation for losses from Goods and Services Tax (GST)or risk a stalemate in attempts to further simplify the structure
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Centre Calls Out Twitter For "Violating Indian Constitution": Report
The Indian government reversed its stance, calling out Twitter Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. for suspending accounts that violate the social media giants' community guidelines.
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Priyanka Gandhi's Strategy For Uttar Pradesh - And The High Stakes For Her
An actress jailed for protesting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial citizenship law, the mother of a rape survivor, and a beauty pageant winner. These are the women leading once-dominant Congress party in Uttar Pradesh.
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Amazon Alleges $1.5 Billion Diverted From Future Retail Amid Dispute
Amazon.com Inc., which is trying to block India's richest man from taking over a struggling retail chain, fired a fresh salvo by alleging that money from the local firm was possibly diverted to other companies.
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India's Race To Vaccinate Its Villages Is Crucial For Whole World
One of the largest COVID-19 vaccination drives in the world, India's campaign ever since January to vaccinate its 1.4 billion citizens has hit snag after snag, held back first by shortages and then by chaotic distribution..
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His Term Cut Short, Bankruptcy Court Judge Requested 3 More Days To...
In a rare plea, the chief judge at India's bankruptcy appeals court petitioned the Supreme Court to let him work for three more days even after his term was cut short by the federal government.
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Anil Ambani Firm Wins $632 Million Arbitration Against Delhi Metro
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. won a four-year battle for control of money from an arbitration award that it says it needs to repay lenders.
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2 Firms Trying To Seize Air India Overseas Assets After Arbitration Wins
Devas filed a petition in New York asking Air India to pay the amount or forfeit its U.S. property including planes, cargo handling equipment and artwork.
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Depression, Burnout Among Doctors: Silent Toll Of India's Covid 2nd Wave
It is the silent toll of India's deadly second wave.
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Covid Fears Paralyse Global Carmakers In India's Detroit
Automakers with plants in Tamil Nadu, the industry's hub in India, are suspending operations and reducing shifts as employees threaten to go on strike due to health concerns about Covid-19 in the southern state.
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Yogi Adityanath's Response to Covid Crisis Spurs Controversy
As India's hospitals filled up and long queues emerged outside crematoriums last month, local journalist Anuj Awasthi says he had a big scoop. Oxygen supplies were being diverted away from his district in Uttar Pradesh.
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PM Modi Confronts Pressure to Lock Down India
Two weeks ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on states to only consider lockdowns "as the last option."
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Mukesh Ambani's $3.4 Billion Deal With Future Stalled By Supreme Court
Supreme Court stopped regulatory approval for the Future Group's $3.4 billion asset sale to Reliance Industries Ltd., delaying the deal in a boost for Amazon.com Inc., which wants to scuttle the transaction in its bid to dominate the country's retail sector.
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Microsoft’s $13 Billion OpenAI Tie-Up Cleared by UK's Competition and Markets Authority
UK's Competition and Markets Authority said that the 2023 deal doesn’t qualify for a full investigation under merger rules. The decision, after around 14 months of scrutiny, removes one UK regulatory uncertainty for Microsoft, which faces a continued investigation into its cloud service offerings.
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Apple Faces Claims of Making ‘Exorbitant Profits’ at UK Trial
Apple Inc. will defend allegations that it made “exorbitant profits” by using its App Store in the UK. Users have not suffered any loss as Apple’s conduct is lawful and its commissions are reasonable and fair, Apple’s lawyers will argue during the seven week trial.
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GST Faces Its Biggest Challenge Yet After A Big Court Ruling
Several states are pressuring the ruling government to extend a program to continue compensation for losses from Goods and Services Tax (GST)or risk a stalemate in attempts to further simplify the structure
-
Centre Calls Out Twitter For "Violating Indian Constitution": Report
The Indian government reversed its stance, calling out Twitter Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. for suspending accounts that violate the social media giants' community guidelines.
-
Priyanka Gandhi's Strategy For Uttar Pradesh - And The High Stakes For Her
An actress jailed for protesting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial citizenship law, the mother of a rape survivor, and a beauty pageant winner. These are the women leading once-dominant Congress party in Uttar Pradesh.
-
Amazon Alleges $1.5 Billion Diverted From Future Retail Amid Dispute
Amazon.com Inc., which is trying to block India's richest man from taking over a struggling retail chain, fired a fresh salvo by alleging that money from the local firm was possibly diverted to other companies.
-
India's Race To Vaccinate Its Villages Is Crucial For Whole World
One of the largest COVID-19 vaccination drives in the world, India's campaign ever since January to vaccinate its 1.4 billion citizens has hit snag after snag, held back first by shortages and then by chaotic distribution..
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His Term Cut Short, Bankruptcy Court Judge Requested 3 More Days To...
In a rare plea, the chief judge at India's bankruptcy appeals court petitioned the Supreme Court to let him work for three more days even after his term was cut short by the federal government.
-
Anil Ambani Firm Wins $632 Million Arbitration Against Delhi Metro
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd. won a four-year battle for control of money from an arbitration award that it says it needs to repay lenders.
-
2 Firms Trying To Seize Air India Overseas Assets After Arbitration Wins
Devas filed a petition in New York asking Air India to pay the amount or forfeit its U.S. property including planes, cargo handling equipment and artwork.
-
Depression, Burnout Among Doctors: Silent Toll Of India's Covid 2nd Wave
It is the silent toll of India's deadly second wave.
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Covid Fears Paralyse Global Carmakers In India's Detroit
Automakers with plants in Tamil Nadu, the industry's hub in India, are suspending operations and reducing shifts as employees threaten to go on strike due to health concerns about Covid-19 in the southern state.
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Yogi Adityanath's Response to Covid Crisis Spurs Controversy
As India's hospitals filled up and long queues emerged outside crematoriums last month, local journalist Anuj Awasthi says he had a big scoop. Oxygen supplies were being diverted away from his district in Uttar Pradesh.
-
PM Modi Confronts Pressure to Lock Down India
Two weeks ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on states to only consider lockdowns "as the last option."
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Mukesh Ambani's $3.4 Billion Deal With Future Stalled By Supreme Court
Supreme Court stopped regulatory approval for the Future Group's $3.4 billion asset sale to Reliance Industries Ltd., delaying the deal in a boost for Amazon.com Inc., which wants to scuttle the transaction in its bid to dominate the country's retail sector.
