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License Of Snack Manufacturer In Telangana Suspended After Inspection, Stock Seized
A state-level task force inspected a food establishment in Yenugonda in Mahabubnagar recently. Several violations were flagged on the spot.
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Arm-Qualcomm Trial Set to Begin Over Chip Contract Dispute
A more than two-year fight has pitted Arm, which licenses fundamental technology used to design chips, against Qualcomm, one of its largest customers and a leading designer of mobile processors. Each side has been granted about 11 hours to make their case. The jury was selected on Friday.
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HDMI 2.2 Standard With Improved Bandwidth to Be Unveiled at CES 2025: Report
A new HDMI standard is likely to launch ahead of the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) next year. The HDMI Licensing Administrator is reportedly planning to announce the new HDMI specification, expected to be named HDMI 2.2, in the first week of January in Las Vegas ahead of the official start of CES 2025. The HDMI 2.2 is likely to offer higher bandwi...
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Who Is Luigi Mangione, Man Behind UnitedHealthCare CEO's Murder
Luigi Mangione was detained in Altoona, Pennsylvania on Monday after he was found with a gun without a license, a silencer, and fake ID cards.
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Four-Year Ban On Pakistan State Airline Lifted By European Union
The European Union's aviation authorities have lifted a four-year ban on Pakistan's beleaguered national airline that was at the centre of a pilot license scandal, officials said Friday.
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Microsoft Faces Broad Antitrust Investigation From US Federal Trade Commission
The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust investigation of Microsoft Corporation, drilling into everything from the company's cloud computing and software licensing businesses to cybersecurity offerings and AI products.
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US Regulator Opens Antitrust Probe Into Microsoft
The US Federal Trade Commission would be looking into Microsoft's software licensing, cloud computing businesses, and practices related to cybersecurity and AI products.
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UAE Gets 1st Licensed Lottery With Top Prize At...
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched its first authorised national lottery, with a jackpot of 100 million dirhams (AED) -- equivalent to $27.2 million -- up for grabs.
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Hong Kong’s Largest Digital Bank ZA Now Offers Direct Crypto Trading Services for Retail Users
Hong Kong's ZA Bank now enables users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly using fiat currencies, HKD and USD. This service aims to simplify crypto access for retail users—those trading for personal gains—while offering benefits like zero commission for a limited time.
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Officials Suspend Licenses Of Two Ginger-Garlic Paste Manufacturing Units In Hyderabad
The task force has directed the establishments to cease operations immediately. Hundreds of kilos of ginger garlic paste were seized on both premises.
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Google’s Chrome Worth Up to $20 Billion If Judge Orders Sale
Chrome browser could go for as much as $20 billion if a judge agrees to a Justice Department proposal to sell the business. Antitrust officials, along with states that have joined the case, also plan to recommend Wednesday that federal judge Amit Mehta impose data licensing requirements.
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India, Qatar's Financial Intelligence Units Partner to Combat Money Laundering through Virtual Digital Assets
This week, the Financial Intelligence Units of India and the UAE met in New Delhi to finalise an agreement. The two nations committed to collaborating in efforts to prevent the misuse of crypto assets by unlawful entities for illicit financial transfers.
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Surgeon Who Removed Patient's Liver 'Accidentally' Accused Of Botching Another Operation
On September 24, Shaknovsky's medical license was suspended for removing William Bryan's liver instead of spleen, resulting in his death
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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
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License Of Snack Manufacturer In Telangana Suspended After Inspection, Stock Seized
A state-level task force inspected a food establishment in Yenugonda in Mahabubnagar recently. Several violations were flagged on the spot.
-
Arm-Qualcomm Trial Set to Begin Over Chip Contract Dispute
A more than two-year fight has pitted Arm, which licenses fundamental technology used to design chips, against Qualcomm, one of its largest customers and a leading designer of mobile processors. Each side has been granted about 11 hours to make their case. The jury was selected on Friday.
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HDMI 2.2 Standard With Improved Bandwidth to Be Unveiled at CES 2025: Report
A new HDMI standard is likely to launch ahead of the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) next year. The HDMI Licensing Administrator is reportedly planning to announce the new HDMI specification, expected to be named HDMI 2.2, in the first week of January in Las Vegas ahead of the official start of CES 2025. The HDMI 2.2 is likely to offer higher bandwi...
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Who Is Luigi Mangione, Man Behind UnitedHealthCare CEO's Murder
Luigi Mangione was detained in Altoona, Pennsylvania on Monday after he was found with a gun without a license, a silencer, and fake ID cards.
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Four-Year Ban On Pakistan State Airline Lifted By European Union
The European Union's aviation authorities have lifted a four-year ban on Pakistan's beleaguered national airline that was at the centre of a pilot license scandal, officials said Friday.
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Microsoft Faces Broad Antitrust Investigation From US Federal Trade Commission
The US Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust investigation of Microsoft Corporation, drilling into everything from the company's cloud computing and software licensing businesses to cybersecurity offerings and AI products.
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US Regulator Opens Antitrust Probe Into Microsoft
The US Federal Trade Commission would be looking into Microsoft's software licensing, cloud computing businesses, and practices related to cybersecurity and AI products.
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UAE Gets 1st Licensed Lottery With Top Prize At...
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched its first authorised national lottery, with a jackpot of 100 million dirhams (AED) -- equivalent to $27.2 million -- up for grabs.
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Hong Kong’s Largest Digital Bank ZA Now Offers Direct Crypto Trading Services for Retail Users
Hong Kong's ZA Bank now enables users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ether directly using fiat currencies, HKD and USD. This service aims to simplify crypto access for retail users—those trading for personal gains—while offering benefits like zero commission for a limited time.
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Officials Suspend Licenses Of Two Ginger-Garlic Paste Manufacturing Units In Hyderabad
The task force has directed the establishments to cease operations immediately. Hundreds of kilos of ginger garlic paste were seized on both premises.
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Google’s Chrome Worth Up to $20 Billion If Judge Orders Sale
Chrome browser could go for as much as $20 billion if a judge agrees to a Justice Department proposal to sell the business. Antitrust officials, along with states that have joined the case, also plan to recommend Wednesday that federal judge Amit Mehta impose data licensing requirements.
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India, Qatar's Financial Intelligence Units Partner to Combat Money Laundering through Virtual Digital Assets
This week, the Financial Intelligence Units of India and the UAE met in New Delhi to finalise an agreement. The two nations committed to collaborating in efforts to prevent the misuse of crypto assets by unlawful entities for illicit financial transfers.
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Surgeon Who Removed Patient's Liver 'Accidentally' Accused Of Botching Another Operation
On September 24, Shaknovsky's medical license was suspended for removing William Bryan's liver instead of spleen, resulting in his death
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Indian Government Drafts Policy to Regulate OTT Platforms: Everything You Need to Know
India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is drafting a new policy to regulate OTT platforms due to complaints about content not meeting existing guidelines. Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting, L. Murugan, highlighted plans to introduce the policy in Parliament after gathering input from industry and public stakeholders. Th...
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Arm to Scrap Qualcomm Chip Design Licence in Feud Escalation
Arm, based in the UK, has given Qualcomm a mandated 60-day notice of the cancellation of their so-called architectural license agreement, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The contract allows Qualcomm to create its own chips based on standards owned by Arm.
