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05.01 / 12:44

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antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager will meet the chief executives of Apple, Alphabet, Broadcom and Nvidia in the United States next week, her communications advise said on Friday. The meetings come a month after Vestager resumed her job following her failed bid to head the Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank, with antitrust experts expecting her to show a tougher line towards companies in both merger and competition investigations.

05.01 / 10:58

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05.01 / 08:54

Reuters Freedom track country reports rights Investigations Thermo Fisher halts forensic tech sales in Tibet

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05.01 / 08:22

Cooper Remark Discover prevention Courts Investigations ED searching 6 locations, one related to Sharad Pawar's nephew, in relation Maharashtra Co-operative Bank alleged scam

Sharad Pawar faction leader Jitendra Awhad 'regrets' his 'lord Ram was non-vegetarian' remark The six locations include Amravati, Aurangabad, Baramati, and Pune, the sources added. The money laundering case stems from an August 2019 FIR of the Mumbai Police Economic Offences (EOW) wing.

05.01 / 08:21

UPS Man security Research Courts Investigations Bloomberg Billionaires Index: Gautam Adani surpasses Mukesh Ambani to become Asia’s richest person with net worth of $97.6 billion

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani has surpassed Reliance Industries Limited Chairman Mukesh Ambani to regain the top spot as the richest man in Asia, with a total net worth of $97.6 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire’s Index. Gautam Adani is now the world’s 12th richest person, up from the 15th position in December 2023.

05.01 / 04:06

Discover Research Universities show Pregnancy Investigations New study discerns anxiety-relieving mechanism of growth hormone

anxiety when their neurons lacked growth hormone receptors, or agents mediating chemicals acting on and the physiological response of neurons. Specifically, these receptors were found to be lacking in a group of somatostatin-expressing neurons, which inhibit an anxiety response by releasing the protein constituent somatostatin.

05.01 / 04:05

UPS FIVE Action Sustainability Death hospital Investigations Manipur govt forms SIT to probe Lilong firing; death toll hits 5

Manipur government has constituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to inquire into Monday evening’s firing in the minority-dominated Lilong area in Thoubal district even as the death toll in the incident rose to five. Md Abdur Rajaq, who sustained critical bullet injuries, passed away at a private hospital in Imphal on Wednesday. A Lilong resident, Rajaq was a key functionary of Anjuman, a local anti-drug body. On the other hand, the Joint Action Committee (JAC) formed by residents of Lilong, a predominantly Meitei Pangal (Meitei Muslims) dominated region, agreed to claim the bodies to perform the last rites.

05.01 / 02:45

Citi President Photos show track social Investigations New York City subway train derails in collision with another train, injuring more than 20 people

service disruptions across Manhattan during the afternoon rush hour, authorities said. At about 3 pm on the Upper West Side, a 1 train carrying about 300 passengers and an out-of-service Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) train with four workers on board hit each other near the 96th Street station, police and transit officials said at the scene. A «derailment» is when at least one wheel of a train leaves the track. Photos posted on social media by city emergency management officials showed the passenger train partially off the tracks in an area that had a track-switching mechanism. Officials said there were no immediate signs of equipment failure and investigators were seeing if human error was involved.

05.01 / 02:02

Provident Aviat Airlines country Investigations International US to provide assistance to Japan on airplane recorders in fatal collision

(Reuters) -U.S. aviation safety officials will provide assistance to Japan in the reading of airplane recorders after a deadly collision between a Japan Airlines widebody jet and a small Coast Guard plane this week.

05.01 / 01:05

Provident Merit security Trade recommendations guidelines Investigations Now, a Religare director in Burmans’ crosshairs

Religare Enterprises Ltd independent director Hamid Ahmed from attending the company’s board meetings related to its open offer unless he withdraws or justifies his recent comments on the matter. Ahmed violated sections of the regulator’s takeover code by speaking publicly against the open offer, the Burmans wrote to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). Mint has seen a copy of the letter.

04.01 / 21:53

BAY Death wellness Inside Investigations Ontario woman found dead after police allegedly don’t respond to 911 call

The province’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) says it is looking into the death of a 21-year-old woman at a home in Thunder Bay, Ont., after it says police did not respond to a domestic disturbance call.

04.01 / 20:25

markets security economy Experts reports Courts Investigations regulatory Adani-Hindenburg: The apex court has endorsed regulatory independence

In its decision of 3 January on the matter of an Adani Group probe in the wake of Hindenburg’s allegations, the Supreme Court (SC) upheld trust in the regulatory system under the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), emphasizing its commitment to financial transparency and market integrity, by endorsing Sebi’s regulations. It dismissed conflict-of-interest concerns and asked the market regulator to conclude its investigation of the remaining parts within three months.

04.01 / 19:41

markets security Trade reports Courts Investigations ET Explains: Allegations against Adani Group, Sebi probe and SC Order

The Adani Group has steadfastly denied the allegations that first surfaced about a year ago, causing the erosion of about $150 billion in market capitalization before stock prices recovered steadily through the year. The origins of the Adani case: On January 24, 2023, US-based short seller Hindenburg Research published a report alleging malfeasance by the Adani Group. That included cooking books of accounts, over-invoicing of import costs and round-tripping of own money to push up share prices.

04.01 / 18:20

Aviat Airlines Boeing Experts show testing Investigations A jet's carbon-composite fiber fuselage burned on a Tokyo runway. Is the material safe?

The runway fire in Tokyo is providing a key test of the safety of carbon-composite material on planes

04.01 / 17:54

Provident community shootings reports Schools Videos Investigations US shooting: Tragedy strikes Iowa high school with multiple gunshot victims

Perry, Iowa, witnessed a shooting that resulted in «multiple gunshot victims,» as confirmed by local authorities. Dallas County Sheriff Adam Infante, addressing the media, reported that the situation is now under control, although there is uncertainty about the number of injuries or potential fatalities.

04.01 / 17:11

Celebrity show stars Courts Investigations Spanish soccer icon Jennifer Hermoso says she was kissed by former footballer Luis Rubiales without consent

Zaragoza Spain — Jennifer Hermoso, the Spanish soccer star who received an unsolicited kiss on the mouth after her team won the World Cup, gave evidence in Spain's National Court Tuesday morning against Luis Rubiales, the Spanish former soccer boss who is being investigated over allegations of sexual assault and coercion in connection with the episode. Hermoso's testimony concludes the high-profile criminal inquiry of Rubiales, which was opened days after the World Cup, which took place in Sydney in August. A judge, Francisco de Jorge, must now decide whether to charge Rubiales or to close the case. If de Jorge concludes there is evidence of wrongdoing, Rubiales will face trial on a sexual assault charge — punishable with between one and four years in prison.

04.01 / 15:43

FIVE Digital security information Investigations International ECB issues digital euro vendor call

Following a lengthy investigation phase, in October the ECB moved onto the preparation phase of the digital euro, although no final decision on a roll out has yet been made. The central bank has now issued calls for applications to establish framework agreements for the alias lookup component; the fraud and risk management component; the app and SDK components; the offline services component; and the secure exchange of payment information component. The ECB will invite the highest ranked respondents to submit offers in a subsequent Invitation to Tender. In total, the five agreements could be worth around EUR1.1 billion to vendors and would run for four years from early 2025.

04.01 / 15:02

UPS Aware Diversity Department Investigations International Govindayapalli Ram Mohan Rao takes charge as Sebi's executive director

Sebi on Thursday said Govindayapalli Ram Mohan Rao has taken charge as an executive director and will handle the departments of investigation and internal inspection. Earlier, Rao was the regional director of the eastern regional office of Sebi (Securities and Exchange Board of India).

04.01 / 13:10

awards reports Investigations Punjab top cop shot dead by autorickshaw driver, police solve case in 48 hours. What we know

NDTV quoted police as saying, who added within 48 hours Jalandhar Police have solved the murder case using advanced technical method of investigation. According to the NDTV report, Deol, a former weightlifter, had received an Arjuna Award in the year 2000 and was shot dead by the driver after the former demanded to be dropped at his village and the latter refused. ALSO READ: Republic Day 2024: 'Actual reason for Delhi, Punjab tableaux to be rejected is...,' BJP leader responds The accused, a drug addict, allegedly snatched the service pistol of the officer and allegedly shot him in the head.

04.01 / 09:45

UPS President Courts politician Investigations Jeffrey Epstein affair got murkier: Bill Clinton to Stephen Hawking, several celebs named in documents

A court in New York decided to expose the names associated with the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The names constitute 170 illustrious individuals from various walks of life. The names include bigwigs from the world of politics, science, and business. Names such as US former Presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, Stephen Hawking have come up during the investigation. Hundreds of court filings linked to the disgraced financier were made accessible to the public on Wednesday. Consisting of 40 documents with almost 1,000 pages of statements, it exposed gory details about Epstein’s network. However, the complete collection of documents is still awaiting release.

04.01 / 09:00

Platform Action Software dydx reports Investigations dYdX Reveals Post-Mortem Findings: Identifies Attacker and Considers Legal Measures

Decentralized exchange dYdX has released a post-mortem report detailing the “targeted attack” it experienced on its v3 platform in November.

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