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Google’s payment app Google Tez goes live
18 Sep 2017
Facebook says Kremlin-linked group bought ads during 2016 presidential elections
18 Sep 2017
Facebook’s revelation of a Russian group tied to the Kremlin having bought political ads on its platform during the 2016 elections has led to outrage
Facebook says Kremlin-linked group bought ads during 2016 presidential elections
18 Sep 2017
Facebook’s revelation of a Russian group tied to the Kremlin having bought political ads on its platform during the 2016 elections has led to outrage
Only 2 bidders interested in Sahara’s Aamby Valley: report
18 Sep 2017
The township near Pune in Maharashtra has been put up for auction as ordered by the Supreme Court at a reserve price of Rs 37,392 crore
Google to allow users to permanently mute sites, block autoplay of videos in upcoming Chrome version
16 Sep 2017
Unitech’s Chandra brothers denied bail, face police grilling
16 Sep 2017
A bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said the bail applications will be considered only after the data of home buyers seeking refund or possession of flats is collated
Unitech’s Chandra brothers denied bail, face police grilling
16 Sep 2017
A bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said the bail applications will be considered only after the data of home buyers seeking refund or possession of flats is collated
Unitech’s Chandra brothers denied bail, face police grilling
16 Sep 2017
A bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra said the bail applications will be considered only after the data of home buyers seeking refund or possession of flats is collated
KPMG’s entire top team in S Africa axed over Gupta, Pottinger links
16 Sep 2017
Audit firm KPMG has ousted its top team in South Africa — five senior partners, chief executive Trevor Hoole and chairman Ahmed Jaffer — after the firm became embroiled in a fraud scandal
HP launches palm-sized printer Sprocket in India
15 Sep 2017
Softbank in talks with Uber for $10 billion investment: report
15 Sep 2017
If Softbank makes full investments under the deal, it could get as much as 22 per cent stake in Uber, which would entail purchasing shares directly from the company as also existing shareholders
Softbank in talks with Uber for $10 billion investment: report
15 Sep 2017
If Softbank makes full investments under the deal, it could get as much as 22 per cent stake in Uber, which would entail purchasing shares directly from the company as also existing shareholders
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