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Crowd boost for Cricket World Cup - Vimarsana News

Crowd boost for Cricket World Cup

Increased crowd numbers can now attend Cricket World Cup matches in New Zealand.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Community Scoop » SPCA Appalled By Inhumane Killing Of Pig - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » SPCA Appalled By Inhumane Killing Of Pig

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Apple & Google have unfair 'vice-like grip' on smartphone markets, says UK regulator - Vimarsana News

Apple & Google have unfair 'vice-like grip' on smartphone markets, says UK regulator

Apple and Google are using their market power to create domineering self-contained ecosystems, according to a UK regulator, enabling the tech giants to have a "vice-like grip" over mobile devices that limits competition.

Google proposes Privacy Sandbox commitments to address UK regulator's concerns - Vimarsana News

Google proposes Privacy Sandbox commitments to address UK regulator's concerns

Google proposes Privacy Sandbox commitments to address UK regulator’s concerns - SiliconANGLE

LONDON BRIEFING: BA, Ryanair probed over refunds amid travel - Vimarsana News

LONDON BRIEFING: BA, Ryanair probed over refunds amid travel

LONDON BRIEFING: BA, Ryanair probed over refunds amid travel "havoc" Wed, 9th Jun 2021 08:08 (Alliance News) - The Competition & Markets Authority said Wednesday it is probing whether British Airways and Ryanair have broken UK consumer law over ticket refunds. The CMA has opened enforcement cases into both firms over concerns that, during periods of lockdown across the UK, BA, part of International Consolidated Airlines Group, and Ryanair refused to give refunds to consumers that were lawfully unable to fly. The firms instead offered vouchers or the option to rebook. "While we understand tha...

Source: lse.co.uk