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US Couple Get Shocking $143,000 Phone Bill After Using Mobile Data Abroad
The couple disputed the charges with T-Mobile but initially received no response. They even sought legal help to challenge the bill.
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"Purely Business Decision": US Restaurant Fires Staff Who Got $10,000 Tip On $32.43 Bill
A customer named Mark left the $10,000 tip "in memory of a friend who had recently passed and he was in town for the funeral."
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Customer Tips US Restaurant Staff $10,000 On His $32.43 Bill, Here's Why
A customer named Mark left t a $10,000 tip on his $32.43 bill, for a gratuity equaling around 30,835%.
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T-Mobile Says Data of 37 Million Customers Exposed in Second Data Breach in 2 Years
T-Mobile on Thursday said that it was probing a data breach, the second major cyberattack in two years, that may have exposed 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts. The US telecom operator said it identified malicious activity on January 5 and contained it within a day, adding that basic customer data — such as name, billing address, email and...
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Man Caught Trying To Fly To Bangkok With $40,000 In 'Pan Masala' Sachets
Kolkata's customs officials on Sunday caught a man trying to fly to Thailand's Bangkok with over Rs 32 lakh in US dollar bills concealed inside hundreds of sealed 'pan masala' sachets.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
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Microsoft to Be Included in US Antitrust Hearing on Big Tech Dominance of News Outlets
A House Judiciary antitrust panel will hear from three witnesses who represent a range of news organisations with concerns about how big tech platforms like Facebook and Google increasingly dominate their industry.
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Ivanka Trump Is Exception To Dad's 'Buy American' Rule
In his January inauguration speech, US President Donald Trump made a seemingly straightforward pledge: "We will follow two simple rules: buy American and hire American."
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US House of Representatives Passes Email Privacy Bill
The measure court orders to access emails, text messages, and data stored in the Internet "cloud" for criminal and civil investigations.
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T-Mobile to Refund Customers Millions for Billing for Unwanted Services
T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million, mostly in refunds, for billing customers for cellphone text services they didn't order.
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T-Mobile Making Money Through Bogus Billing: FTC
The Federal Trade Commission says T-Mobile US wrongly charged customers for premium services they never authorised.
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Wipro to hire aggressively in US to reduce dependence on H1-B visas
Indian IT companies send employees on temporary H-1B visas, but if the bill is implemented in the current form, these employees will be restricted from working at customer sites.
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Three women were called 'fat girls' on restaurant bill
A waiter in a US restaurant has been suspended after referring to three women customers as "fat girls" on their bill.
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US Couple Get Shocking $143,000 Phone Bill After Using Mobile Data Abroad
The couple disputed the charges with T-Mobile but initially received no response. They even sought legal help to challenge the bill.
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"Purely Business Decision": US Restaurant Fires Staff Who Got $10,000 Tip On $32.43 Bill
A customer named Mark left the $10,000 tip "in memory of a friend who had recently passed and he was in town for the funeral."
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Customer Tips US Restaurant Staff $10,000 On His $32.43 Bill, Here's Why
A customer named Mark left t a $10,000 tip on his $32.43 bill, for a gratuity equaling around 30,835%.
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T-Mobile Says Data of 37 Million Customers Exposed in Second Data Breach in 2 Years
T-Mobile on Thursday said that it was probing a data breach, the second major cyberattack in two years, that may have exposed 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts. The US telecom operator said it identified malicious activity on January 5 and contained it within a day, adding that basic customer data — such as name, billing address, email and...
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Man Caught Trying To Fly To Bangkok With $40,000 In 'Pan Masala' Sachets
Kolkata's customs officials on Sunday caught a man trying to fly to Thailand's Bangkok with over Rs 32 lakh in US dollar bills concealed inside hundreds of sealed 'pan masala' sachets.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
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Microsoft to Be Included in US Antitrust Hearing on Big Tech Dominance of News Outlets
A House Judiciary antitrust panel will hear from three witnesses who represent a range of news organisations with concerns about how big tech platforms like Facebook and Google increasingly dominate their industry.
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Ivanka Trump Is Exception To Dad's 'Buy American' Rule
In his January inauguration speech, US President Donald Trump made a seemingly straightforward pledge: "We will follow two simple rules: buy American and hire American."
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US House of Representatives Passes Email Privacy Bill
The measure court orders to access emails, text messages, and data stored in the Internet "cloud" for criminal and civil investigations.
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T-Mobile to Refund Customers Millions for Billing for Unwanted Services
T-Mobile US will pay at least $90 million, mostly in refunds, for billing customers for cellphone text services they didn't order.
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T-Mobile Making Money Through Bogus Billing: FTC
The Federal Trade Commission says T-Mobile US wrongly charged customers for premium services they never authorised.
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Wipro to hire aggressively in US to reduce dependence on H1-B visas
Indian IT companies send employees on temporary H-1B visas, but if the bill is implemented in the current form, these employees will be restricted from working at customer sites.
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Three women were called 'fat girls' on restaurant bill
A waiter in a US restaurant has been suspended after referring to three women customers as "fat girls" on their bill.
