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Morning News Bulletin 16 December 2023 - Vimarsana News

Morning News Bulletin 16 December 2023

In this bulletin, the United States says the war in Gaza is entering a new phase; Prince Harry wins his phone hacking case in the UK; and in sport, Spanish women's football top the FIFA rankings.

Source: sbs.com.au
Consumer panel to insurance firm: 'Post-mortem, disability certificate prove claim' - Vimarsana News

Consumer panel to insurance firm: 'Post-mortem, disability certificate prove claim'

The claims of the families and the farmer were rejected for different reasons.

Mumbai: Central Bank of India to pay PPF interest on failing to interpret HUF notification - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: Central Bank of India to pay PPF interest on failing to interpret HUF notification

In the matter, the commission said the bank “failed to interpret” the notification and its clarification, adding that there was “misuse of dominant position”.

ACCC: gas prices and fears of supply shortfall rise - Vimarsana News

ACCC: gas prices and fears of supply shortfall rise

The ACCC's latest gas report has revealed that domestic gas contract prices for commercial/industrial users in 2022 has increased.

Australian news law challenges big tech companies - Vimarsana News

Australian news law challenges big tech companies

Australian news law challenges big tech companies share Australia’s parliament passed the final amendments to the News Media Bargaining Code on Feb. 25, which force Google and Facebook to pay for news, according to   The news code pushes the tech giants and news organizations to arrange payment deals between themselves. According to BBC, the code also requires Facebook and Google to invest millions of dollars in local digital content.   “The purpose of the code is to address the market power that clearly Google and Facebook have,” said Rod Sims, the Australian Competition and Consume...