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Gordon Ramsay Partners With Travel Food Services To Launch 6 Dining Outlets In Indian Airports
Michelin Star chef Gordon Ramsay is bringing his signature dining concepts to major Indian airports through a new collaboration with Travel Food Services by 2027.
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Delta Airlines Boeing's Emergency Exit Slide Falls Off Mid-Air: Report
A Boeing 767 Delta Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency return to the John F Kennedy International Airport in New York City after its emergency exit slide fell off after take-off, reported US-based media outlet NPR citing the airline.
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Gaza Civilian Mob Took Hostages After Hamas Attack? Big Claim In New Report
An investigation by US news outlet NBC has now suggested that Noa may not have been kidnapped by Hamas operatives, but by a mob of Gaza civilians who took advantage of the Hamas attacks to enter Israel.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Meta Faces Criticism in Canada for Blocking News on Facebook Amid Wildfires
Meta is being accused of endangering lives by blocking news links in Canada at a crucial moment. The company on August 1 started blocking the distribution of news links and articles on its Facebook and Instagram platforms. It has been in a virtual showdown with Ottawa over the bill passed in June, but which only takes effect next year.
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Musk's X Slows Down Access To Top News Outlets, Social Media Rivals: Report
Social media company X, formerly known as Twitter, delayed access to links to content on the Reuters and New York Times websites as well as rivals like Bluesky, Facebook and Instagram, according to a Washington Post report on Tuesday.
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Google Tests AI Tools for Journalists That Can Write News Articles, in Talks With Publishers
Google is exploring using artificial intelligence tools to write news articles and is in talks with news organisations to use the tools to assist journalists, a company spokesperson said late on Wednesday. Google has reportedly held discussions with the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal-owner News Corp and even the New York Times, among othe...
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McDonald's Serves Products Without Tomatoes Due To Price Hike, Internet Reacts
A notice allegedly put outside a McDonald's outlet claimed that the burger giant is serving food without tomato due to the ongoing price hike.
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Starbucks Discarded Perfectly Good Food, New York Local Stocked Her Pantry With It
The video surprised viewers with the amount of food dumped by Starbucks.
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Wait, What? You Can Pay For Pizza After You Die At This New Zealand Outlet
A pizza chain in New Zealand has come up with a scheme wherein you can buy pizza now and pay after you die! Here's all you need to know about it.
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Google to Test Blocking News Content in Canada After New Bill Asks Big Tech to Pay Publishers
Google is testing blocking access to news content for some Canadian users, the company confirmed on Wednesday, in what it says is a test run of a potential response to the government's online news bill. "We're briefly testing potential product responses to Bill C-18 that impact a very small percentage of Canadian users. We run thousands of tests ea...
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Travellers From G20 Countries Can Use UPI Facility At 3 Airports: RBI
The RBI on Tuesday said travellers from G-20 countries arriving at Bengaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi international airports can get Prepaid Payment Instruments wallets linked to UPI for making payments to over five crore merchant outlets across India.
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Indian-American Businesswoman, 32, Killed In New York House Fire
Ms Bathija had recently opened a Dunkin Donuts outlet in Bellport, Long Island. She ventured into this field after completing her MBA in accounting and finance.
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New Zealand Plans to Introduce Law to Make Google, Facebook Pay Local Outlets for News
Facebook and Google may soon be required to pay media companies in New Zealand for local news content that appears on their feeds, based on proposed legislation from the government. The law is said to be modelled on similar laws in Australia and Canada aimed at large online digital companies.
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McDonald's France Starts Reusable Packaging To Reduce Waste, Twitter Reacts
McDonald's in France has come up with a new reusable packaging, and the photograph of the same has gone viral on Twitter. Check it out!
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Gordon Ramsay Partners With Travel Food Services To Launch 6 Dining Outlets In Indian Airports
Michelin Star chef Gordon Ramsay is bringing his signature dining concepts to major Indian airports through a new collaboration with Travel Food Services by 2027.
-
Delta Airlines Boeing's Emergency Exit Slide Falls Off Mid-Air: Report
A Boeing 767 Delta Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency return to the John F Kennedy International Airport in New York City after its emergency exit slide fell off after take-off, reported US-based media outlet NPR citing the airline.
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Gaza Civilian Mob Took Hostages After Hamas Attack? Big Claim In New Report
An investigation by US news outlet NBC has now suggested that Noa may not have been kidnapped by Hamas operatives, but by a mob of Gaza civilians who took advantage of the Hamas attacks to enter Israel.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Meta Faces Criticism in Canada for Blocking News on Facebook Amid Wildfires
Meta is being accused of endangering lives by blocking news links in Canada at a crucial moment. The company on August 1 started blocking the distribution of news links and articles on its Facebook and Instagram platforms. It has been in a virtual showdown with Ottawa over the bill passed in June, but which only takes effect next year.
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Musk's X Slows Down Access To Top News Outlets, Social Media Rivals: Report
Social media company X, formerly known as Twitter, delayed access to links to content on the Reuters and New York Times websites as well as rivals like Bluesky, Facebook and Instagram, according to a Washington Post report on Tuesday.
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Google Tests AI Tools for Journalists That Can Write News Articles, in Talks With Publishers
Google is exploring using artificial intelligence tools to write news articles and is in talks with news organisations to use the tools to assist journalists, a company spokesperson said late on Wednesday. Google has reportedly held discussions with the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal-owner News Corp and even the New York Times, among othe...
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McDonald's Serves Products Without Tomatoes Due To Price Hike, Internet Reacts
A notice allegedly put outside a McDonald's outlet claimed that the burger giant is serving food without tomato due to the ongoing price hike.
-
Starbucks Discarded Perfectly Good Food, New York Local Stocked Her Pantry With It
The video surprised viewers with the amount of food dumped by Starbucks.
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Wait, What? You Can Pay For Pizza After You Die At This New Zealand Outlet
A pizza chain in New Zealand has come up with a scheme wherein you can buy pizza now and pay after you die! Here's all you need to know about it.
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Google to Test Blocking News Content in Canada After New Bill Asks Big Tech to Pay Publishers
Google is testing blocking access to news content for some Canadian users, the company confirmed on Wednesday, in what it says is a test run of a potential response to the government's online news bill. "We're briefly testing potential product responses to Bill C-18 that impact a very small percentage of Canadian users. We run thousands of tests ea...
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Travellers From G20 Countries Can Use UPI Facility At 3 Airports: RBI
The RBI on Tuesday said travellers from G-20 countries arriving at Bengaluru, Mumbai and New Delhi international airports can get Prepaid Payment Instruments wallets linked to UPI for making payments to over five crore merchant outlets across India.
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Indian-American Businesswoman, 32, Killed In New York House Fire
Ms Bathija had recently opened a Dunkin Donuts outlet in Bellport, Long Island. She ventured into this field after completing her MBA in accounting and finance.
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New Zealand Plans to Introduce Law to Make Google, Facebook Pay Local Outlets for News
Facebook and Google may soon be required to pay media companies in New Zealand for local news content that appears on their feeds, based on proposed legislation from the government. The law is said to be modelled on similar laws in Australia and Canada aimed at large online digital companies.
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McDonald's France Starts Reusable Packaging To Reduce Waste, Twitter Reacts
McDonald's in France has come up with a new reusable packaging, and the photograph of the same has gone viral on Twitter. Check it out!
