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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: e-Sports (World-class gamers who play with their mouths), Business (Apple's control over the iPhone, the Internet, and more; Covid-19 and the struggling nightclubs), Lifestyle (How Covid-19 transformed exercise) and Travel (Will business travel change forever?).
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IT Secretary warns Twitter global team to follow Indian law
In a virtual meeting, the government tells global senior management of Twitter that the social media platform is expected to follow Indian laws, despite the freedom it has to as a business entity to create its own rules and guidelines
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Regional push leads to 10% hike in subscriber base in 5 months: Star TV Head-Sports
Covid-19 fails to dampen broadcast business; IPL biggest of all time, surge in advertisers for India-England series, says Sanjog Gupta
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After violent start, Apple supplier looks to get back on track at new India plant
Wistron, a Taiwanese manufacturing contractor, was put on probation by the company in December after underpaid workers went on a rampage
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'Poorly planned, India not ready for 5G deployment'
In a scathing report, the IT Parliamentary Committee says the delay reflects badly on the country's planning and execution. So far, certain bands within 5G spectrum have not even been identified, and no spectrum allocation has taken place
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Just like post 9/11, aircraft security and passenger safety is a concern today: Etihad's Tony Douglas
Group CEO of Etihad Aviation Group Tony Douglas says that 2020 is probably a year that will be remembered for the negatives, but you can learn an awful lot from negatives.
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Beating Amazon: The great retail reinvention
Amid the Covid-19 carnage, a handful of innovators have found out how to compete against Amazon and sell in the 21st century. Investors, consumers, and workers are all winning
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Sports (The pitch-perfect match maker), Lifestyle (Breaking Bad [Habits] with Dr. Jud Brewer), Business (Can a GameStop play in India?), Tourism (Promise and perils of vaccine passports) and Reading (Will Self on how we should read).
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4G internet services restored across Jammu and Kashmir
All mobile internet users will get access to 4G internet services in the Kashmir Valley after 551 days.
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Investing in G-Secs: A structural reform, great opportunity... but wait
Factors such as interest rates, liquidity, exit opportunities will be critical factors