Assault on 2 workers triggers tension, bandh threat
Assault on 2 workers triggers tension, bandh threat
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Assault on 2 workers triggers tension, bandh threat
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Meta Platforms Inc. has deceived the public for years by targeting children on Facebook and Instagram with technology designed to turn them into compulsive users and drive up advertising revenue, a lawyer at the California attorney general’s office told a jury.
Dollar mostly flat amid pared Fed rate hike bets, bond sell-off, and rising oil
Food regulator FSSAI said Dabur India, Ferns N Petals, Lotte India and other food businesses have taken corrective measures after being flagged over labelling, product classification and advertising violations. The actions include revising product listings and labels, removing unsupported claims, updating promotional material and withdrawing non-compliant advertising.
Indian Railways seeks to expand green hydrogen suppliers and reduce procurement costs. Hydrogen trains have already completed over 2,500 kilometers of commercial operations. The government offers incentives for electrolyzer manufacturing and green hydrogen production. India aims for a domestic green hydrogen capacity of 5 million metric tonnes by 2030. This progress makes affordable green hydrogen…
Wipro Consumer Care and Lighting will acquire a 60% stake in premium skincare brand Dermatouch at an enterprise value of ₹387.5 crore, marking its entry into digital-first brands. The remaining 40% will be acquired over three years. Dermatouch, founded by Anish Nagpal and Amit Purswani, reported ₹131 crore revenue in FY26.
The Supreme Court will decide pleas by Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and other telecom operators seeking release of ₹3,300 crore in bank guarantees following a Bombay High Court ruling against retrospective one-time spectrum charges. The apex court declined to direct the government, noting it has not stayed the high court order.