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Mountain Province Diamonds Inc.: Mountain Province Diamonds Announces Filing of Technical Report for Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine, Featuring Pre-Tax/Royalty NPV Attributable to Mountain Province Diamonds of $1,233M - Vimarsana News

Mountain Province Diamonds Inc.: Mountain Province Diamonds Announces Filing of Technical Report for Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine, Featuring Pre-Tax/Royalty NPV Attributable to Mountain Province Diamonds of $1,233M

TSX and OTCQX: MPVD TORONTO and NEW YORK, March 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. ("Mountain Province", or the "Company") (TSX and OTCQX: MPVD) today announces the

Leak of 533m people's data: Facebook may face Rs525b fine as probe starts - Vimarsana News

Leak of 533m people's data: Facebook may face Rs525b fine as probe starts

National April 16, 2021 DUBLIN: Europe's leading privacy regulator is investigating whether Facebook broke the law in its handling of a leak of over 533 million people's phone numbers and personal data, foreign media reported. Ireland’s Data Protection Commission, the body charged with overseeing Facebook's privacy compliance in the European Union, announced it had opened an investigation into the social media giant on Wednesday. If Facebook is found to have violated the EU's data rules, it could face a monetary fine of up to 4% of its $86 billion global revenue (Rs525 billion). In a state...

Leak of 533m people's data: Facebook may face Rs525 bn fine as probe starts - Vimarsana News

Leak of 533m people's data: Facebook may face Rs525 bn fine as probe starts

National April 16, 2021 DUBLIN: Europe's leading privacy regulator is investigating whether Facebook broke the law in its handling of a leak of over 533 million people's phone numbers and personal data, foreign media reported. Ireland's Data Protection Commission, the body charged with overseeing Facebook's privacy compliance in the European Union, announced it had opened an investigation into the social media giant on Wednesday. If Facebook is found to have violated the EU's data rules, it could face a monetary fine of up to 4% of its $86 billion global revenue (Rs525 billion). In a stateme...