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jsw: CCI approves JSW's acquisition of up to 38% stake in MG Motor India - Vimarsana News

jsw: CCI approves JSW's acquisition of up to 38% stake in MG Motor India

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has granted approval for the JSW Group's plan to acquire a maximum of 38% stake in MG Motor India. The CCI stated that the acquirer, a newly established company, is a wholly owned subsidiary of JSW International Tradecorp Pte. Limited and is part of the JSW Group.

google cci dispute: Supreme Court to decide Google-CCI dispute finally on April 30 - Vimarsana News

google cci dispute: Supreme Court to decide Google-CCI dispute finally on April 30

Google has challenged a part of the NCLATs March 29 order that upheld the Rs 1,337-crore fine imposed on it, and also quashing of six of the 10 directives that the anti-trust body imposed on the US search giant to change its business model for anti-competitive conduct in the Android ecosystem.

Hard work needed to boost trade: Turkiye CG - Vimarsana News

Hard work needed to boost trade: Turkiye CG

Promoting bilateral trade while exploring further opportunities of partnership

Preston Walls sentenced: Starts Right Here shooter gets 65 years - Vimarsana News

Preston Walls sentenced: Starts Right Here shooter gets 65 years

"My actions have changed Will [Keeps] life. And the lives of Rashad and Gionni's family forever. And I'm truly, truly sorry," Walls said.

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Madras High Court dismisses appeal filed by tech companies against new Google billing policy - Vimarsana News

Madras High Court dismisses appeal filed by tech companies against new Google billing policy

The tech companies had claimed their apps for Android devices were at risk of being removed from the Google Playstore since they had refused to accept Google's new billing system.