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Bus-Size Asteroid Skirts Past Earth In A Close Encounter
Asteroid impacts could harm satellites, power grids, and other vital systems, disrupting communication, electricity, and economy.
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UK Financial Watchdog Reveals Ongoing Probe Into 50 Crypto Firms Amid Rise in Crypto Scams
UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned that cryptocurrency scams are on the rise in the region as fraudsters exploit new technologies to dupe consumers, amid an explosion of interest in the crypto space over the past year.
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NASA Postpones Mars Ingenuity Helicopter’s Fourth Flight Due to Software Glitch
NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter missed its fourth scheduled flight on Thursday, with the space agency blaming a software glitch and vowing to try again the next day.
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UN Nuclear Chief Says, "Temporary Solution" Found Ahead Of Iran Deadline
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said Sunday he had negotiated a "temporary solution" after two days of talks with Iranian officials to allow the agency to continue its inspections work in the country and allow breathing space for diplomatic negotiations on the Iranian nuclear issue.
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UK Body Wants Tougher Checks For Google, Facebook's Advertising Reign
The UK government must introduce new measures to check the dominance of tech giants Google and Facebook in digital advertising and help make space for other players, Britain's competition watchdog said on Wednesday.
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SpaceX, Boeing Continue to Struggle With Spacecraft Designs, as Watchdog Raises Safety Concerns
Getting astronauts to the International Space Station was supposed to become routine, so much so that NASA was confident enough to hire a pair of contractors.
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Don't Need To Clear Security-Related Announcement: Election Body Sources
The government does not need to take permission from the Election Commission for announcing matters related to national security during poll season even when the code of conduct is in force, sources in the poll watchdog told NDTV today as Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a national address, said India has successfully shot down a live satellite in ...
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NASA Could Have Cut Costs After Botched Orbital Launch: Report
NASA missed opportunities to save millions of dollars following Orbital ATK's failed cargo run to the International Space Station two years ago, the agency's top watchdog said on Thursday.
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Fair trade regulator may look into Tata's airline ventures
Fair trade watchdog Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Friday said it will look into the Tata Group's proposed airline ventures with Singapore Airlines and AirAsia, if it finds these entities are operating in the same space and are getting big.
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CCI gives go-ahead to Nippon’s stake buy in Reliance MF arm
The competition watchdog noted that Nippon Life has no direct operations or presence in India in the same space, except for a 26 per cent equity participation in Reliance Life Insurance Co.
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Bus-Size Asteroid Skirts Past Earth In A Close Encounter
Asteroid impacts could harm satellites, power grids, and other vital systems, disrupting communication, electricity, and economy.
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UK Financial Watchdog Reveals Ongoing Probe Into 50 Crypto Firms Amid Rise in Crypto Scams
UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned that cryptocurrency scams are on the rise in the region as fraudsters exploit new technologies to dupe consumers, amid an explosion of interest in the crypto space over the past year.
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NASA Postpones Mars Ingenuity Helicopter’s Fourth Flight Due to Software Glitch
NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter missed its fourth scheduled flight on Thursday, with the space agency blaming a software glitch and vowing to try again the next day.
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UN Nuclear Chief Says, "Temporary Solution" Found Ahead Of Iran Deadline
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said Sunday he had negotiated a "temporary solution" after two days of talks with Iranian officials to allow the agency to continue its inspections work in the country and allow breathing space for diplomatic negotiations on the Iranian nuclear issue.
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UK Body Wants Tougher Checks For Google, Facebook's Advertising Reign
The UK government must introduce new measures to check the dominance of tech giants Google and Facebook in digital advertising and help make space for other players, Britain's competition watchdog said on Wednesday.
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SpaceX, Boeing Continue to Struggle With Spacecraft Designs, as Watchdog Raises Safety Concerns
Getting astronauts to the International Space Station was supposed to become routine, so much so that NASA was confident enough to hire a pair of contractors.
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Don't Need To Clear Security-Related Announcement: Election Body Sources
The government does not need to take permission from the Election Commission for announcing matters related to national security during poll season even when the code of conduct is in force, sources in the poll watchdog told NDTV today as Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a national address, said India has successfully shot down a live satellite in ...
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NASA Could Have Cut Costs After Botched Orbital Launch: Report
NASA missed opportunities to save millions of dollars following Orbital ATK's failed cargo run to the International Space Station two years ago, the agency's top watchdog said on Thursday.
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Fair trade regulator may look into Tata's airline ventures
Fair trade watchdog Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Friday said it will look into the Tata Group's proposed airline ventures with Singapore Airlines and AirAsia, if it finds these entities are operating in the same space and are getting big.
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CCI gives go-ahead to Nippon’s stake buy in Reliance MF arm
The competition watchdog noted that Nippon Life has no direct operations or presence in India in the same space, except for a 26 per cent equity participation in Reliance Life Insurance Co.
