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OYO turned around ops to pre-Covid levels: founder Ritesh Agarwal

OYO turned around ops to pre-Covid levels: founder Ritesh Agarwal By IANS | Published on Wed, Mar 17 2021 19:12 IST | 5 Views Ritesh Agarwal. (Photo: Twitter/@riteshagar). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Mar. March 17 : The year 2021 has brought good news for hospitality major Oyo Hotels & Homes with its operations turning around and registering pre-Covid levels of profits after a tough pandemic-affected 2020 that had one of the worst impacts on the industry. Starting January 2021, the chain has achieved 100 per cent recovery of gross profit dollars to pre-COVID levels of January 2020. Also, OYO is seeing signs of recovery across its key leading markets, including India, Europe, and Southeast Asia.

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Motive in Georgia spa shootings may not be race, but Asian-Americans fearful

Motive in Georgia spa shootings may not be race, but Asian-Americans fearful By Rich McKay Reuters ATLANTA (Reuters) - A Georgia man facing murder and assault charges after the fatal shootings of eight people, including six Asian women, at Atlanta-area spas indicated he had sexual addiction issues and may have not been motivated by racial hatred, authorities said on Wednesday. Tuesday s killings have intensified fears in Asian-American communities around the United States that have been the target of some attacks since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic a year ago. It also was the latest gun violence in the United States with numerous deaths.

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Oyo s India business Ebitda-positive: Founder & Group CEO Ritesh Agarwal

Hospitality firm OYO s India business is now EBITDA positive and the company is earning the same gross profits globally in dollars since January 2021 as it did in the pre-Covid period, the firm s founder and Group CEO Ritesh Agarwal told employees in an e-mail on Wednesday. OYO is on a steady path of resurgence in 2021 and we are seeing signs of recovery across India, Europe, and Southeast Asia. OYO s survival through the Covid crisis and our resurgence show that we are a company with strong fundamentals and high value potential, the e-mail accessed by PTI says. OYO earned the same money since January 2021 as it did in the pre-Covid period. This is a very big achievement and demonstrates demand recovery and results of a revenue-share-only-network, he added.

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Eleventh Circuit Holds Risk of Future Identity Theft Insufficient to Confer Article III Standing in a Data Breach Class Action | King & Spalding

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On February 4, 2021, the Eleventh Circuit became the latest federal court of appeals to weigh in on a question that has divided the circuits: whether a plaintiff has standing to sue in a data breach case based on an alleged threat of future identity theft. In Tsao v. Captiva MVP Restaurant Partners, LLC, the Eleventh Circuit joined the Second, Third, Fourth, and Eighth Circuits to hold that a plaintiff generally lacks standing to sue based on an alleged increased risk of future identity theft absent allegations that at least some putative class members’ data was misused as a result of a data breach.

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