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In Phone Tapping Row, 1200 People Were Targeted: Arrested Cop's Big Claim
Phones of about 1,200 people, including political rivals, their family members and supporters, judges, journalists, and business persons were tapped by a special team in Telangana's Special Intelligence Bureau.
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Russian President's Ally Vladimir Sungorkin Dies "Suddenly" After Suffering Stroke During Business Trip
Vladimir Nikolayevich Sungorkin, the editor-in-chief of Russian state newspaper Pravda, has died at the age of 68. Mr Sungorkin, who was a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had a stroke while on a business trip to Khabarovsk.
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At The Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Everyone Was Busy Googling Will Smith-Chris Rock Slapgate
ICYMI, here's what happened at the Vanity Fair Oscar dinner
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"Dirty, Worthless": NDA Ally Nitish Kumar On Pegasus Snooping Report
Bihar Chief Minister Manish Kumar today referred the alleged snooping on journalists, ministers, and judges as worthless business that troubles them and hinders their work. He categorically stated that this ought not to be done.
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50,000 Phone Numbers Worldwide On List Linked To Israeli Spyware: Reports
An Israeli firm accused of supplying spyware to governments has been linked to a list of 50,000 smartphone numbers, including those of activists, journalists, business executives and politicians around the world, according to reports Sunday.
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Senior Journalist Sunil Jain Dies Of Covid, PM Modi Pays Condolences
Business newspaper Financial Express' Managing Editor Sunil Jain passed away on Saturday due to post-COVID-19 complications, his sister Sandhya Jain said.
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"Kids Shivered In Cold": Case Against Journalists For Story On UP Event
Three journalists in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur have been accused of "public mischief" and "criminal intimidation" in a first information report (FIR) filed against them over a news report, which alleged that several government school students "shivered in biting cold while government officials were busy with an event" last week.
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"They Wanted To Kill Me": Assam Journalist Tied To Pole, Beaten In Public
Three days after a savage attack on a journalist in Assam, the police are yet to catch the main accused and the outrage is piling up. Milan Mahanta was tied to an electric post and beaten in the middle of a busy road on Sunday in Mirza, 45 km west of Guwahati, by a gang of gamblers and members of the land mafia after reporting about them.
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Watch: CNN's Richard Quest Reveals On Live TV He Has Coronavirus
Richard Quest, CNN's top presenter and international business correspondent, has tested positive for coronavirus, the television journalist announced on TV and on social media on Monday. "I have caught coronavirus. I am blessed in that I have few symptoms - just a cough. I am saving my prayers and thoughts for those less fortunate. Stay in. And pro...
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, as it looks beyond the robo-taxis business to generate future revenue. Waymo, a unit of Alphabet Inc has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its...
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Donald Trump Says His Talk with Putin "None Of Your Business"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will be meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Japan but told journalists that the contents of the talks are "none of your business."
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Move On From Khashoggi, Let's Do Business: Saudi Executives Land In Davos
If you somehow missed the news about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents and the global outcry that ensued, you might think Saudi Arabia is the darling of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Saudis Trumpet $56 Billion Deals As Conference Ends Amid Partial Boycott
Saudi Arabia said it signed $56 billion of deals at an investment conference this week and expected the United States to remain a key business partner despite a partial boycott of the event over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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Saudi Eyes Deals Worth Billions At Summit Despite Boycotts Over Khashoggi
Saudi Arabia brushed off an outcry over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and went ahead on Tuesday with an investment conference boycotted by Western political figures, leading international bankers and company executives.
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In Phone Tapping Row, 1200 People Were Targeted: Arrested Cop's Big Claim
Phones of about 1,200 people, including political rivals, their family members and supporters, judges, journalists, and business persons were tapped by a special team in Telangana's Special Intelligence Bureau.
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Russian President's Ally Vladimir Sungorkin Dies "Suddenly" After Suffering Stroke During Business Trip
Vladimir Nikolayevich Sungorkin, the editor-in-chief of Russian state newspaper Pravda, has died at the age of 68. Mr Sungorkin, who was a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had a stroke while on a business trip to Khabarovsk.
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At The Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Everyone Was Busy Googling Will Smith-Chris Rock Slapgate
ICYMI, here's what happened at the Vanity Fair Oscar dinner
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"Dirty, Worthless": NDA Ally Nitish Kumar On Pegasus Snooping Report
Bihar Chief Minister Manish Kumar today referred the alleged snooping on journalists, ministers, and judges as worthless business that troubles them and hinders their work. He categorically stated that this ought not to be done.
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50,000 Phone Numbers Worldwide On List Linked To Israeli Spyware: Reports
An Israeli firm accused of supplying spyware to governments has been linked to a list of 50,000 smartphone numbers, including those of activists, journalists, business executives and politicians around the world, according to reports Sunday.
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Senior Journalist Sunil Jain Dies Of Covid, PM Modi Pays Condolences
Business newspaper Financial Express' Managing Editor Sunil Jain passed away on Saturday due to post-COVID-19 complications, his sister Sandhya Jain said.
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"Kids Shivered In Cold": Case Against Journalists For Story On UP Event
Three journalists in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur have been accused of "public mischief" and "criminal intimidation" in a first information report (FIR) filed against them over a news report, which alleged that several government school students "shivered in biting cold while government officials were busy with an event" last week.
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"They Wanted To Kill Me": Assam Journalist Tied To Pole, Beaten In Public
Three days after a savage attack on a journalist in Assam, the police are yet to catch the main accused and the outrage is piling up. Milan Mahanta was tied to an electric post and beaten in the middle of a busy road on Sunday in Mirza, 45 km west of Guwahati, by a gang of gamblers and members of the land mafia after reporting about them.
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Watch: CNN's Richard Quest Reveals On Live TV He Has Coronavirus
Richard Quest, CNN's top presenter and international business correspondent, has tested positive for coronavirus, the television journalist announced on TV and on social media on Monday. "I have caught coronavirus. I am blessed in that I have few symptoms - just a cough. I am saving my prayers and thoughts for those less fortunate. Stay in. And pro...
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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service And Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, as it looks beyond the robo-taxis business to generate future revenue. Waymo, a unit of Alphabet Inc has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its...
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Donald Trump Says His Talk with Putin "None Of Your Business"
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will be meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Japan but told journalists that the contents of the talks are "none of your business."
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Move On From Khashoggi, Let's Do Business: Saudi Executives Land In Davos
If you somehow missed the news about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents and the global outcry that ensued, you might think Saudi Arabia is the darling of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Saudis Trumpet $56 Billion Deals As Conference Ends Amid Partial Boycott
Saudi Arabia said it signed $56 billion of deals at an investment conference this week and expected the United States to remain a key business partner despite a partial boycott of the event over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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Saudi Eyes Deals Worth Billions At Summit Despite Boycotts Over Khashoggi
Saudi Arabia brushed off an outcry over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and went ahead on Tuesday with an investment conference boycotted by Western political figures, leading international bankers and company executives.
