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Under new tax laws, Cisco to bring back $67 bn to US
16 Feb 2018
Cisco investors are set for a windfall of about $44 billion as it becomes the latest big US company to map out plans to bring home cash that has been stashed overseas for years
RBI cautions public about fraudulent namesake websites
13 Feb 2018
The Reserve Bank of India has cautioned the public against fake websites created by some unknown person(s), ostensibly to track and verify bank accounts of gullible internet users
UK, US government websites hacked to mine cryptocurrency
12 Feb 2018
Thousands of websites run by UK and US government agencies were infected for several hours yesterday with code that allows web browsers to secretly mine digital currencies
Google to soon mark all HTTP sites as non-secure
10 Feb 2018
CCI slaps Rs136-cr fine on Google for search manipulation
09 Feb 2018
A CCI investigation has found that Google's dominance in the algorithmic search market leads to its status as an unavoidable partner in the search advertisement partners
US authorities bust international cyber-crime ring that profited from identity fraud, malware attacks
08 Feb 2018
Dell considering options like merger with VMware or IPO
03 Feb 2018
Dell Technologies yesterday confirmed that it is considering several options, including merging with VMware or a public offering of Dell
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