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Online Company Sends Slippers Instead Of Rs 23,000 Sneakers, Denies Refund
Despite lodging a complaint for an exchange, the company cited quality standards as grounds for withholding a refund, as evidenced by the email screenshot shared by the customer.
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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Coinbase Discontinues Services for ‘Policy Violators’ in India; Reportedly Shuts New Registrations
Coinbase is not shutting its services for all Indian users, company officials reportedly stated following media reports of the exchange shutting shop in India. The exchange sent some Indian users an email about disabling their accounts, but clarified that it is only taking away access to those accounts that have been found to be breaching its updat...
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Mastercard, Binance to End Crypto Card Programmes in Four Countries
Mastercard and crypto exchange Binance will end their four crypto card programmes in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Bahrain as of September 22, a spokesperson for Mastercard said via email on Thursday. The Binance cards allow users to make payments in traditional currencies, funded by their cryptocurrency holdings on the exchange.
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iPhone and iPad Use Banned for Work Purposes in Russian Military: Report
Russia's ministry of digital development has banned employees from using Apple iPhones and iPads for work purposes, Interfax news agency reported on Friday citing the minister, Maksut Shadaev. "A ban is imposed on using (Apple) mobile devices — smartphones and tablets — to access work applications and work email exchange," he told reporters at...
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Binance's Stablecoin Company Paxos in Discussions With US SEC Over Security Token
The firm behind Binance's stablecoin, Paxos Trust Company, is in discussions with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after the regulator told the company it should have registered the token as a security, according to an internal email from Paxos' chief executive officer. "We are engaged in constructive discussions with the SEC, and we loo...
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Binance Proof-of-Reserves Auditor Mazars Pauses Work Temporarily for Crypto Clients: Report
Mazars, the auditing firm working with major cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has paused all work for clients in the crypto industry, news outlet Coindesk reported on Friday, citing an emailed statement from Binance.
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Lazarus Hacker Group Attacks Local Japanese Crypto Companies With Malware to Steal Cryptocurrencies
Lazarus, the hacker group backed by North Korea, sent phishing emails to Japanese crypto exchange employees. The hacker group has been using social engineering as a means to infect the computers of these local crypto firms with malware, to hack their systems and steal their cryptocurrencies, Japan’s National Police Agency has announced.
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US Banking Giants Face Over $1 Billion in Fines Over Unauthorised Email, WhatsApp Use
Major US banks like JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America face upwards of $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) in fines, according to recent disclosures. The banks are being probed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission over employees' use of unapproved messaging tools like email and WhatsApp. Her...
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Uber Relied on Bare-Knuckle Tactics for Frenetic Global Expansion, Joint Media Investigation Alleges
Uber engaged in ethically dubious and potentially illegal tactics used to fuel its frenetic global expansion beginning nearly a decade ago, a joint media investigation alleged on Sunday. The investigation that relied on 1,24,000 documents from 2013-2017, has been dubbed the “Uber Files”, with unvarnished text and email exchanges between executi...
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Amazon’s Handling of Employees’ Use of Sellers’ Data for Private Labels Being Probed by US SEC: Report
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly investigating how Amazon handled employee disclosures on the use of third-party sellers' data purportedly to boost its own private-label business.
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"Bags Ready For Seychelles": Emails Between Ex-NSE Chief, Himalayan Yogi
Chitra Ramkrishna, the former head of the country's largest stock exchange, was questioned by the CBI at her Mumbai home for over 12 hours today over a market manipulation case.
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Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange Temporarily Suspends Payments From EU's SEPA Network
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance will temporarily suspend Euro bank deposits from one of Europe's key payments networks, it said in an email sent to users.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Apple’s AirDrop Vulnerability Can Leak User Details to Anyone in Proximity: Researchers
AirDrop, Apple's wireless platform for sharing of photos and videos on the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac, has a vulnerability that could expose user email addresses and phone numbers, researchers say.
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Online Company Sends Slippers Instead Of Rs 23,000 Sneakers, Denies Refund
Despite lodging a complaint for an exchange, the company cited quality standards as grounds for withholding a refund, as evidenced by the email screenshot shared by the customer.
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Unusual Email Exchange Between Indian Student And German Professor Goes Viral
In the screenshot, the student can be seen introducing himself and submitting his application for the internship.
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Coinbase Discontinues Services for ‘Policy Violators’ in India; Reportedly Shuts New Registrations
Coinbase is not shutting its services for all Indian users, company officials reportedly stated following media reports of the exchange shutting shop in India. The exchange sent some Indian users an email about disabling their accounts, but clarified that it is only taking away access to those accounts that have been found to be breaching its updat...
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Mastercard, Binance to End Crypto Card Programmes in Four Countries
Mastercard and crypto exchange Binance will end their four crypto card programmes in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Bahrain as of September 22, a spokesperson for Mastercard said via email on Thursday. The Binance cards allow users to make payments in traditional currencies, funded by their cryptocurrency holdings on the exchange.
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iPhone and iPad Use Banned for Work Purposes in Russian Military: Report
Russia's ministry of digital development has banned employees from using Apple iPhones and iPads for work purposes, Interfax news agency reported on Friday citing the minister, Maksut Shadaev. "A ban is imposed on using (Apple) mobile devices — smartphones and tablets — to access work applications and work email exchange," he told reporters at...
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Binance's Stablecoin Company Paxos in Discussions With US SEC Over Security Token
The firm behind Binance's stablecoin, Paxos Trust Company, is in discussions with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after the regulator told the company it should have registered the token as a security, according to an internal email from Paxos' chief executive officer. "We are engaged in constructive discussions with the SEC, and we loo...
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Binance Proof-of-Reserves Auditor Mazars Pauses Work Temporarily for Crypto Clients: Report
Mazars, the auditing firm working with major cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has paused all work for clients in the crypto industry, news outlet Coindesk reported on Friday, citing an emailed statement from Binance.
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Lazarus Hacker Group Attacks Local Japanese Crypto Companies With Malware to Steal Cryptocurrencies
Lazarus, the hacker group backed by North Korea, sent phishing emails to Japanese crypto exchange employees. The hacker group has been using social engineering as a means to infect the computers of these local crypto firms with malware, to hack their systems and steal their cryptocurrencies, Japan’s National Police Agency has announced.
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US Banking Giants Face Over $1 Billion in Fines Over Unauthorised Email, WhatsApp Use
Major US banks like JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America face upwards of $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,000 crore) in fines, according to recent disclosures. The banks are being probed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission over employees' use of unapproved messaging tools like email and WhatsApp. Her...
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Uber Relied on Bare-Knuckle Tactics for Frenetic Global Expansion, Joint Media Investigation Alleges
Uber engaged in ethically dubious and potentially illegal tactics used to fuel its frenetic global expansion beginning nearly a decade ago, a joint media investigation alleged on Sunday. The investigation that relied on 1,24,000 documents from 2013-2017, has been dubbed the “Uber Files”, with unvarnished text and email exchanges between executi...
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Amazon’s Handling of Employees’ Use of Sellers’ Data for Private Labels Being Probed by US SEC: Report
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly investigating how Amazon handled employee disclosures on the use of third-party sellers' data purportedly to boost its own private-label business.
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"Bags Ready For Seychelles": Emails Between Ex-NSE Chief, Himalayan Yogi
Chitra Ramkrishna, the former head of the country's largest stock exchange, was questioned by the CBI at her Mumbai home for over 12 hours today over a market manipulation case.
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Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange Temporarily Suspends Payments From EU's SEPA Network
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance will temporarily suspend Euro bank deposits from one of Europe's key payments networks, it said in an email sent to users.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Apple’s AirDrop Vulnerability Can Leak User Details to Anyone in Proximity: Researchers
AirDrop, Apple's wireless platform for sharing of photos and videos on the iPhone, iPad, and the Mac, has a vulnerability that could expose user email addresses and phone numbers, researchers say.
