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12.07 / 19:57
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Why India needs a policy for fair revenue-sharing between Big Tech and digital publishers
Take Google and Facebook. The two aggregate and distribute news and content that others create, and directly or indirectly monetise the resulting traffic, while the publisher gets little or inadequate share. This lopsided system has sparked a debate worldwide on whether and how revenue should be shared between the original producers and distributors of content.
12.07 / 19:15
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Manufacturing
Imports of UK bulk whisky may attract tariff concessions
NEW DELHI : India is considering offering higher tariff concessions for bulk whisky imports compared to bottled whisky as part of the ongoing India-UK free-trade agreement (FTA) negotiations. The approach aims to encourage the import of intermediate products and address a contentious issue in the trade discussions. The Indian government contends that bulk whisky imports can generate employment by setting up bottling plants in the country, as against finished products.
12.07 / 16:13
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Modi’s Bastille Day visit to Paris will symbolize plenty
The year 2023 marks an important and significant milestone for Indo-French relations as both countries celebrate the 25th anniversary of their strategic partnership, which was signed in 1998. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit France on 14 July, where he will be the Guest of Honour at the Bastille Day parade. France rarely invites a partner country on Bastille Day, making this visit particularly exceptional.
12.07 / 15:19
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National French Fry Day 2023: Check McDonald's, Heinz and Uber Eats, Burger King's deals, offers
The true origins of French fries are a subject of debate. While France has the earliest recorded mention of French fries in a Parisian book from 1775, Belgian food historian Pierre Leqluercq argues that a 1795 French cookbook contains a recipe similar to modern French fries. Belgium, however, seeks UNESCO recognition for its fries, tracing their roots back to 17th-century villagers who fried potatoes when they couldn't fish due to frozen rivers. The term «French» fries originated during World War I when U.S. soldiers encountered the dish in southern Belgium, where French is the dominant language. Burger King's Free Fries Dea
12.07 / 14:35
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Time
Music streams for 2023 hit 1 trillion in record time. Latin and K-pop artists are big reasons why
Is non-English language music the future of the music business
12.07 / 14:17
Environment
Small Ontario lake nominated as home of ‘Golden Spike’ marking Anthropocene epoch
A team of geologists has concluded, after a studying sites around the globe, that a tiny, deep lake in southern Ontario should mark the birth of the modern world.
12.07 / 13:49
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DAX
Is the inflation crisis over?
Despite the Fed’s best efforts, the U.S. economy has maintained its momentum throughout this year, shattering expectations of a potential downturn. Although employment growth was slower in June, robust figures continued to pressure the fed for further rate rises, even though consumer expenditure experienced a slight chill in May relative to the preceding month.
12.07 / 13:03
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Iraq moves toward easing its energy crisis with $27B TotalEnergies deal, but challenges remain
A multibillion-dollar agreement signed with France’s TotalEnergies could help resolve Iraq’s longstanding electricity crisis
12.07 / 13:03
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European Union lawmakers back a major plan to protect nature and fight climate change
The European Union’s parliament has backed in a cliffhanger vote a major plan to protect nature and fight climate change
12.07 / 13:03
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Twitter
Ticketmaster halts Taylor Swift ticket sales in France in another headache for fans
Ticketmaster has abruptly postponed ticket sales for six of Taylor Swift's upcoming shows in France
12.07 / 11:53
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Battle of Boyne, the Twelfth, Orangemen's Day: Here's everything you need to know about the day and its significance
Battle of Boyne continues to shape the cultural and political landscape of Northern Ireland. It is notably one of the most significant events in the history of Ireland. Across the river Boyne, near the town of Drogheda in Ireland, Catholic King James II and Protestant King William III fought a war which is now remembered as «Battle of Boyne». Even though this battle was fought on July 1, it is commemorated on July12 – the day when the army of Catholic King James II was destroyed. After the Battle of Boyne, King James II became the last Catholic king of England. King James II, who was also the father-in-law of King William III fled to France post defeat. Victory of King William III during Battle of Boyne ensured Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland. Annual commemorations of the Battle of Boyne by the Orange order has often sparked controversies. The Orange order is an International Protestant fraternal Order. These controversies have mainly hit in Northern Ireland and some parts of Scotland. The members of the Orange Order remember this battle through parades in the city. They dress in Orange, carry placards and banner during the parades. Pipes and drums are also played during annual commemoration parades by the Orange Order members. Irish nationalists and British Unionists have reportedly been involved in confrontations during several occasions of Battle of Boyne commemoration parades. As the date of commemoration is noted in calenders today, many users have been wondering and are puzzled. Northern Irish people get an extra bank holiday for this day.
12.07 / 11:35
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US inflation expectations boost stocks ahead of data
The dollar weakened, stocks rose and Treasury yields dipped on expectations slowing U.S. inflation will erode the case for more rate hikes.
12.07 / 11:29
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Time
Tennis: Four-time Grand Slam Champion Naomi Osaka becomes mother
Naomi Osaka has been blessed with motherhood in Los Angeles where she has given birth to a baby girl. Naomi announced her pregnancy in January and said that she and her partner rapper Cordae were expecting a child. The last Grand Slam title she won was the Australian Open 2021.
12.07 / 11:29
12.07 / 11:15
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The Ukrainian Mom on the Brink of the Wimbledon Final
Over the past two seasons, Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina has taken two major breaks from the professional game for reasons that couldn’t be farther apart. Early last year, exhausted physically from injuries and mentally from watching Russia invade her home country, tennis was suddenly and profoundly irrelevant to her. Then in October of that year, she put tennis on the back burner again for a happier reason: She and her husband, the French player Gaël Monfils, welcomed their first child.
12.07 / 11:15
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Milan Kundera, 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being' author, dies aged 94
Renowned author Milan Kundera, best known for his masterpiece 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being,' has passed away at the age of 94, as announced by Czech TV. Milan Kundera garnered praise for his skill in portraying themes and characters that seamlessly oscillated between the ordinary realities of everyday life and the profound realm of ideas. "Unfortunately I can confirm that Mr Milan Kundera passed away yesterday (Tuesday) after a prolonged illness," Anna Mrazova, spokeswoman for the library in his native city of Brno, was quoted as saying.
12.07 / 08:33
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Orange
Bubble in defence and drone stocks?
a heat map for defence stocks. So, are defence stocks in Indiacurrently overvalued? To understand this, let's take a look at Israel. When the state of Israel was founded, the country desperately needed trading partners.
12.07 / 08:33
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Bastille Day 2023: ‘Proud to march with Indian forces,’ says French contingents
Narendra Modi. As reporte by ANI, Prime Minister Modi has received a special invitation as the Guest of Honour for the French National Day, also known as Bastille Day. The focal point of the celebrations is the Bastille Day parade, a spectacle that commemorates the historic event of the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789 during the French Revolution.
12.07 / 08:33
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Insurer Swiss Re nominates new chairman after Sergio Ermotti resigns to lead UBS
leadership role at UBS. The reshuffling of positions is a result of the ongoing aftermath of the Swiss authorities' intervention to rescue Credit Suisse through a shotgun merger with UBS, leading to new management taking charge. Jacques de Vaucleroy, a Belgian executive who previously held management positions at French insurer AXA and Dutch bank ING, has been serving as the acting chairman since Ermotti stepped down in April.
12.07 / 08:27
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Indian
"We feel fortunate...a proud feeling": Indian contingents in France ahead of Bastille Day celebrations
Bastille Day celebrations in France, the Indian contingent expressed their excitement and said that it is a matter of pride for them to march with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the guest of honour. Lt Commander, Indian Navy, Disha Amrith said that they have been practising in France since June 8 and the entire contingent is feeling very proud. Speaking to ANI, Lt Commander Disha Amrith said, «We can't express what we are feeling right now.
12.07 / 08:15
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Singapore Billionaire Peter Lim's Thomson Medical To Buy Vietnam Hospital Operator For $381 Million
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