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Student Says Her Dream Is To Become A "PG Owner" In Bengaluru, Post Viral
A Delhi-based B Tech student's viral social media post reveals her dream job is to own a paying guest house in Bengaluru, highlighting the lucrative nature of the business amidst the city's skyrocketing rents and property prices.
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Self-Styled "Eunuch Maker" Jailed For 22 Years By UK Court
The 46-year-old Norwegian ran a lucrative business in extreme body modifications and even streamed the procedures online.
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Bitcoin, Ether ETNs to Launch on London Stock Exchange, Here’s What That Means
Starting May 28, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) will launch exchange traded notes (ETNs) for Bitcoin and Ether. With this, the UK has again portrayed itself as a lucrative destination for crypto businesses and investors.
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Film Producer Scripts Rs 2,000-Crore Drug Story, Smuggles Meth Chemical
Being a part of the lucrative movie business was not enough for a Tamil film producer, who chose to mastermind a drug racket that earned his gang nearly Rs 2,000 crore in just three years.
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Google Charged By EU With Abusing Its Ad Tech Dominance
Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition as EU fired off an antitrust charge sheet that threatens a breakup of parts of lucrative business, kicking off a process that could take years to resolve.
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PhonePe Raises Additional $100 Million From General Atlantic, Other Investors
Walmart Inc-owned Indian payments firm PhonePe on Wednesday said it had raised an additional $100 million from General Atlantic and other investors as part of its ongoing $1 billion fundraise to expand into the lucrative lending space.
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India Is Taking On China In $447 Billion Space Economy
India is muscling in on the increasingly lucrative business of space, taking advantage of the geopolitical isolation of China and Russia to pitch itself as a reliable alternative to SpaceX.
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WTA Boss Threatens To Pull Out Of China As Concern For Missing Peng Shuai Grows
The head of the WTA said he is prepared to cut lucrative business ties with China if tennis star Peng Shui remains unaccounted for and her sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official are not investigated.
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HSBC Explores Re-Entry In India's Private Banking Business
HSBC exited the Indian private banking business in 2015 as part of a group strategy. The lucrative but very competitive Indian market has few foreign players.
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Premier League Clubs Vote To Block Sponsorship Deals Linked To Owners: Report
Premier League clubs have voted to temporarily block teams from striking lucrative deals with businesses that have links to their club's owners after the Saudi Arabia-backed takeover of Newcastle.
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Apple, Google’s In-App Purchase Commission Dominance Likely to Be Curbed by South Korea
South Korea is likely to bar Google and Apple from charging software developers commissions on in-app purchases, the first such curbs by a major economy that could hurt the tech giants' lucrative revenue streams.
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Google's Online Advertisement Business Said to Face Its Biggest Regulatory Threat in EU by Year-End
Google under the scrutiny of EU antitrust regulators before the year-end for its lucrative digital advertising business is said to be its biggest regulatory challenge to date.
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Google's Adtech Business To Face Formal European Union Probe By Year-End: Report
Alphabet unit Google could face its biggest regulatory threat, with EU antitrust regulators set to open a formal investigation into its lucrative digital advertising business before the end of the year, said people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Said to Face EU Antitrust Charge on Spotify Complaint
Apple could face an EU antitrust charge sheet in the coming weeks following a 2019 complaint by Spotify, two people familiar with the matter said.
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China Tells Jack Ma's Ant To Return To Its Payment Roots, Places Curbs
Chinese regulators ordered Jack Ma's online financial titan Ant Group Co. to return to its roots as a provider of payments services, threatening to throttle growth in its most lucrative businesses of consumer loans and wealth management.
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Student Says Her Dream Is To Become A "PG Owner" In Bengaluru, Post Viral
A Delhi-based B Tech student's viral social media post reveals her dream job is to own a paying guest house in Bengaluru, highlighting the lucrative nature of the business amidst the city's skyrocketing rents and property prices.
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Self-Styled "Eunuch Maker" Jailed For 22 Years By UK Court
The 46-year-old Norwegian ran a lucrative business in extreme body modifications and even streamed the procedures online.
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Bitcoin, Ether ETNs to Launch on London Stock Exchange, Here’s What That Means
Starting May 28, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) will launch exchange traded notes (ETNs) for Bitcoin and Ether. With this, the UK has again portrayed itself as a lucrative destination for crypto businesses and investors.
-
Film Producer Scripts Rs 2,000-Crore Drug Story, Smuggles Meth Chemical
Being a part of the lucrative movie business was not enough for a Tamil film producer, who chose to mastermind a drug racket that earned his gang nearly Rs 2,000 crore in just three years.
-
Google Charged By EU With Abusing Its Ad Tech Dominance
Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition as EU fired off an antitrust charge sheet that threatens a breakup of parts of lucrative business, kicking off a process that could take years to resolve.
-
PhonePe Raises Additional $100 Million From General Atlantic, Other Investors
Walmart Inc-owned Indian payments firm PhonePe on Wednesday said it had raised an additional $100 million from General Atlantic and other investors as part of its ongoing $1 billion fundraise to expand into the lucrative lending space.
-
India Is Taking On China In $447 Billion Space Economy
India is muscling in on the increasingly lucrative business of space, taking advantage of the geopolitical isolation of China and Russia to pitch itself as a reliable alternative to SpaceX.
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WTA Boss Threatens To Pull Out Of China As Concern For Missing Peng Shuai Grows
The head of the WTA said he is prepared to cut lucrative business ties with China if tennis star Peng Shui remains unaccounted for and her sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official are not investigated.
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HSBC Explores Re-Entry In India's Private Banking Business
HSBC exited the Indian private banking business in 2015 as part of a group strategy. The lucrative but very competitive Indian market has few foreign players.
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Premier League Clubs Vote To Block Sponsorship Deals Linked To Owners: Report
Premier League clubs have voted to temporarily block teams from striking lucrative deals with businesses that have links to their club's owners after the Saudi Arabia-backed takeover of Newcastle.
-
Apple, Google’s In-App Purchase Commission Dominance Likely to Be Curbed by South Korea
South Korea is likely to bar Google and Apple from charging software developers commissions on in-app purchases, the first such curbs by a major economy that could hurt the tech giants' lucrative revenue streams.
-
Google's Online Advertisement Business Said to Face Its Biggest Regulatory Threat in EU by Year-End
Google under the scrutiny of EU antitrust regulators before the year-end for its lucrative digital advertising business is said to be its biggest regulatory challenge to date.
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Google's Adtech Business To Face Formal European Union Probe By Year-End: Report
Alphabet unit Google could face its biggest regulatory threat, with EU antitrust regulators set to open a formal investigation into its lucrative digital advertising business before the end of the year, said people familiar with the matter.
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Apple Said to Face EU Antitrust Charge on Spotify Complaint
Apple could face an EU antitrust charge sheet in the coming weeks following a 2019 complaint by Spotify, two people familiar with the matter said.
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China Tells Jack Ma's Ant To Return To Its Payment Roots, Places Curbs
Chinese regulators ordered Jack Ma's online financial titan Ant Group Co. to return to its roots as a provider of payments services, threatening to throttle growth in its most lucrative businesses of consumer loans and wealth management.
