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Meta halts new business terms after backlash over data scraping and AI use
Meta has postponed the rollout of new terms affecting its business accounts due to significant backlash. Critics claimed these changes could lead to unauthorized data scraping and unfair competition against news publishers. A Norwegian court granted an injunction on the terms, highlighting concerns over Meta's market dominance. The U.K. competition authority has also initiated an investigation into these new business conditions.
School Assembly News Headlines, October 13, 2026: Check national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
School Assembly News Headlines: School assemblies play a crucial role in keeping students informed about the world around them. Current national news encompasses significant court rulings, critical debates on protest locations, and pressing human rights matters. On the global stage, attention is on the upcoming midterm elections and this year's Nobel Prize winners in economics. Meanwhile, in sports, India's impressive T20 victory over the West Indies and the hockey team's commendable performance are noteworthy.
School Assembly News Headlines, September 29: Top India, world, sports, business news and current affairs
School Assembly News Headlines, September 29, 2026: Today’s key updates include the Supreme Court’s UPI MDR decision, bank strike deferment, El Niño concerns, Asian Games medals for India, international developments, and India’s upcoming orbital computing satellite launch on a SpaceX rideshare mission.
Woman quits career she was passionate about to become a dog walker, now earns up to Rs 50,000 a day
A UK lawyer left her draining legal career for a passion. Liz East now runs a thriving dog-walking business earning thousands monthly. She spends her days outdoors with many dogs, enjoying her work. Despite some criticism, her new venture proves financially rewarding and fulfilling. East believes a genuine love for animals is essential for this career.
From borrowed rules to a bespoke rulebook: Can IFSCA create an international market conduct regime?
The IFSCA announced on August 25, 2026, the implementation of new market abuse regulations, which will replace existing SEBI guidelines for the GIFT-IFSC securities market. These regulations are designed to comprehensively combat insider trading and manipulation, employing international language and a unified coding system. The true measure of their effectiveness will become evident with future enforcement initiatives.
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School Assembly News Headlines, September 10, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
Maharashtra is on track to become India's first tokenised state, enhancing the ease of access to land records. Meanwhile, the Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation has announced substantial fare reductions for bus passes, bringing financial relief to commuters. In Delhi, the Chief Minister has ordered action against illegal constructions following a recent building collapse.
Prince Harry's UK return has reopened an old fight over taxpayer-funded security
Prince Harry's return to Britain has reignited debate about whether taxpayers should foot the bill to protect him and his family, with experts warning genuine threats likely exist. "It's very surprising," Scott Hamer, an ex-protection officer for Harry's father King Charles III when he was Prince of Wales, told AFP. "There's probably people who are being protected now who are at less threat and risk than he is.
School assembly news headlines for September 2: Top India, world, sports and business updates
School assembly news headlines for September 2: Stay updated with the latest national, international, sports and business developments making headlines today. Key stories include major Supreme Court developments, PM Modi’s engagements at the SCO Summit, the Nepal flood aftermath, Lionel Messi’s international retirement, US Open results, India’s 7.8% GDP growth and important railway and economic updates.
Indian IT firms reduced H-1B dependency in last five years: Nasscom
Indian IT companies have invested $1.1 billion in the US over five years to build the local science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) talent base, Nasscom said. The efforts have reduced their dependence on H-1B visas and reached 2.9 million students and 255,000 employees, as the US proposes a higher H-1B fee.
School assembly headline August 26: Top national, international, business and sports news for students
School assembly headlines for August 26 cover major national developments, including the Supreme Court's ruling in the Tarun Tejpal case, Delhi's H1N1 surge and DRDO missile tech transfer. International news includes Israeli strikes on a Gaza hospital and US-Iran sanctions tensions. Sports highlights feature India's dominant position against Sri Lanka in Colombo and Mirabai Chanu's Commonwealth record-breaking lift. The bulletin also covers education and economic updates.
School Assembly News Headlines, August 24, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
India's ICMR assures citizens that there is no new strain of H1N1, encouraging public calm during the current situation. In Kolkata, protests arise regarding a political office constructed on Waqf land. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu amplifies efforts to capture a tiger linked to two fatalities. In international news, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister is set to visit the UK for official engagements.
Six years, one homecoming: Tracing Harry and Meghan's path back to Britain
In a notable shift, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are making their way back to the United Kingdom accompanied by their children, Archie and Lilibet. This return hints at a reconciliation with the British royal family. The children are gearing up for education in British schools, while the couple will retain their non-working roles within the royal framework, planning to live in a secluded home beyond London.
UK Supreme Court blocks Oatly’s use of ‘word ‘milk, stirring debate over Australia’s plant-based labelling rules
A UK court banned Oatly from using the word 'milk' in its slogan. This ruling sparks a global discussion on plant-based product labeling. Australia is now considering similar restrictions. The Australian government plans to tighten labeling standards for plant-based foods. This aims to help consumers differentiate between traditional and alternative protein products.
UK, Iran summon each other's top diplomats in espionage tit-for-tat
Tensions escalate between Britain and Iran as the UK summons Iran's ambassador following charges against three Iranian nationals accused of spying and plotting violence against UK-based journalists. This action follows Iran's summoning of a British diplomat to protest the detention of an Iranian citizen in the UK, alleging it violates international law.
Man who killed 3 girls at Taylor Swift-themed dance class in UK interrupts sentence hearing
On July 29 last year, Axel Rudakubana entered Hart Space building in the UK's Southport where two dozen girls had gathered for a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. He fatally stabbed three girls, besides wounding several others.
Pakistan: NAB to arrest Imran Khan's wife Bushra Bibi in GBP 190 million reference
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has decided to arrest former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's wife, Bushra Bibi, concerning a GBP 190 million reference. A NAB team from Rawalpindi, with assistance from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police, will carry out the arrest following her non-appearance at multiple court hearings related to the Al-Qadir Trust case.
Prince William got 'very large sum of money' in 2020 phone hack settlement with British newspaper
The suit alleges the newspapers unlawfully gathered information in a scandal dating back two decades.
SVB UK handed out over 15 million pounds in bonuses days after HSBC rescue: Sky News
Payouts to staff including senior executives were signed off by HSBC earlier in the week, the report said, adding that the bonuses would not have been paid this week if SVB UK had not been acquired while still solvent.
Bank of London weighs rescue bid for Silicon Valley Bank's UK arm: Sky News
The news of the British bank's bid interest comes a day after the Bank of England said it was seeking a court order to place SVB UK into an insolvency procedure, after U.S. regulators took over its parent company SVB Financial Group earlier on Friday.
US diplomat's wife Anne Sacoolas to face trial for Harry Dunn's death soon
Anne Sacoolas will soon face legal proceedings for allegedly killing Harry Dunn because of dangerous driving. The case is ready to proceed in the London court this month.
Former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif's application for visa extension in UK rejected: Media reports
"The UK Home Office has excused itself from further extending Muhammad Nawaz Sharif's visa," Dawn News quoted Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) spokesperson Marriyum Aurangzeb as saying.
UK agency settles with Meghan Markle, agrees not to click pictures of her family
Meghan had filed a case in March over photos of her & her son taken in a Canadian park in January.
Victory for India: UK clears Vijay Mallya's extradition
Vijay Mallya is accused in money laundering and violating the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
Very strong case of fraud against Vijay Mallya: Government sources
The fact remains that there is, prima facie, a very strong case in terms of the UK's Fraud Act 2006 against Vijay Mallya, said a source in the government.
Tata Sons has three weeks to block DoCoMo from seizing its UK assets
"DoCoMo has obtained an ex parte order from the Commercial Court in London for permission to enforce the award in the UK," Tata Sons' statement said.
British MP vows to fight for ex-soldiers sentenced in India
A lawmaker in the UK has vowed to carry on his campaign to bring home the six former British soldiers sentenced to five years in prison by a court in India.
Lalit Modi a victim of situations outside his control & unsafe for him to return to India: UK Court
They noted that Modi through his businesses was able to help the “economic well-being” of UK and potential economic benefits of his stay are “legion”.
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