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Google’s YouTube under fire for mining data, aiming ads at under-13 kids
10 Apr 2018
A coalition of US child advocacy and privacy groups has filed a complaint alleging that Google’s YouTube collects personal information on children under 13 and runs ads specifically aimed at them
Google’s YouTube under fire for mining data, aiming ads at under-13 kids
10 Apr 2018
A coalition of US child advocacy and privacy groups has filed a complaint alleging that Google’s YouTube collects personal information on children under 13 and runs ads specifically aimed at them
Google’s YouTube under fire for mining data, aiming ads at under-13 kids
10 Apr 2018
A coalition of US child advocacy and privacy groups has filed a complaint alleging that Google’s YouTube collects personal information on children under 13 and runs ads specifically aimed at them
Apple says now globally powered by 100% renewable energy
10 Apr 2018
Apple today said its global facilities like retail stores, offices, data centres and co-located facilities in 43 countries, including India, are powered with 100 per cent clean energy, as part of its commitment to combat climate change
Shapoorji Pallonji keen to buy Unitech Power
10 Apr 2018
Shapoorji Pallonji keen to buy Unitech Power
10 Apr 2018
Auction of Unitech assets nears as SC orders public notice
10 Apr 2018
The Supreme Court on Monday took note of all the unencumbered assets of ailing real estate major Unitech Limited and ordered that a public notice be issued inviting objections for auctioning them to realise the dues of home buyers
HDFC hikes home loan rates by up to 20 bps
10 Apr 2018
ONGC spuds first well on $5 bn KG project
09 Apr 2018
Facebook faces another CA-like scandal, suspends CubeYou
09 Apr 2018
Facebook is suspending a data analytics firm called CubeYou from its platform after media outlet CNBC notified the company that the firm was collecting information about users through quizzes and possibly selling it to advertisers
Swiss aviation firm shows interest in bidding for Air India
09 Apr 2018
Aviation advisory firm Swiss Aviation Consulting (SAC) has reportedly shown interest in bidding for India’s national carrier, but experts say it does not look serious as the firm may only be scouting for clients
Swiss aviation firm shows interest in bidding for Air India
09 Apr 2018
Aviation advisory firm Swiss Aviation Consulting (SAC) has reportedly shown interest in bidding for India’s national carrier, but experts say it does not look serious as the firm may only be scouting for clients
UltraTech hopes to acquire Binani Cement with backing from lenders
09 Apr 2018
Ultratech’s chances of winning Binani Cement, however, depend on the Supreme Court’s decision on the legality of awarding the bankrupt business to another bidder after the Dalmia Bharat-Bain Piramal consortium was declared winner
UltraTech hopes to acquire Binani Cement with backing from lenders
09 Apr 2018
Ultratech’s chances of winning Binani Cement, however, depend on the Supreme Court’s decision on the legality of awarding the bankrupt business to another bidder after the Dalmia Bharat-Bain Piramal consortium was declared winner
UltraTech hopes to acquire Binani Cement with backing from lenders
09 Apr 2018
Ultratech’s chances of winning Binani Cement, however, depend on the Supreme Court’s decision on the legality of awarding the bankrupt business to another bidder after the Dalmia Bharat-Bain Piramal consortium was declared winner
PM dumps railway minister's Rs78,000-cr signalling plan
09 Apr 2018
The prime minister is also reported to have turned down Goyal's ambitious plan to convert Mumbai's busy Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSTM) into a museum-cum-railway station
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