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EU pressures TikTok to suspend rewards program in TikTok Lite app due to addiction concerns. ByteDance complies, facing regulatory scrutiny globally for potential risks to young users.

Vahbiz Dorabje is thrilled to do her TV return after lossing weightt. Supports body positivity and talks about it in detail.

FSSAI restricts e-commerce from using 'health drinks' or 'energy drinks' labels for certain beverages due to undefined standards. PepsiCo, Coca-Cola provide affordable options, but rising youth consumption raises health concerns.

EU regulators launch investigations into Apple, Google, and Facebook Meta under Digital Markets Act, scrutinizing non-compliance with rules to ensure fair competition and prevent Big Tech dominance.

Delhi High Court reviews Google's ad program restrictions with Startupwala's challenge. Concerns arise over California arbitration hindering legal rights access in India, with ads ordered to stay unchanged pending response.

NSC offers a fixed 7.7% interest, attracting investors with tax benefits. It has a 5-year maturity period, deposit requirements, and conditions for pledge, transfer, and premature closure.

Intel's $8.5B investment under CHIPS Act boosts US chipmaking with advanced technologies. Collaboration with Microsoft for custom chips using 18A manufacturing process aims to enhance semiconductor supply chain resilience. Intel will leverage these funds to advance critical projects across its facilities in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio and Oregon. These sites are hubs for developing and producing the world's most advanced chips and packaging technologies.

The Supreme Court's decision to invalidate electoral bonds appears to have been motivated by concerns about the ability of large sums of money to influence politics and decisions. In 1960, Parliament revised the law to include Section 293A, which limits corporate contributions to political parties to Rs 25,000 or 5% of the average net profit during the previous three fiscal years.

ICE vehicles transformed global mobility, but environmental concerns persist. Transitioning to EVs, governments consider phasing out ICE vehicles. Consumer choices depend on infrastructure and costs. Market forces will determine the future of automotive technology.

Two UP college dropouts arrested by Mumbai police for duping a wealth management company head of Rs3.8 lakhs. They used credit cards to siphon money, recovered Rs1.88 lakhs. The duo's loan scheme involved tricking victims for two years.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday broadened its inquiry into misleading advertisements beyond those related to Patanjali Ayurveda products. It requested responses from both the Central government and state authorities regarding measures taken against other FMCG companies that entice consumers with deceptive promotions for their products. IMA itself has been criticised in the past for endorsing products of big pharmaceutical companies.

Brijesh Singh's son Siddharth fell victim to a Rs 11 lakh fraud by a cybercriminal posing as a paint company representative. The scam involved a fake dealership offer and a disappearance of the fraudster after money transfer.

Corporate India ensures voting participation by offering paid time-off. Private companies facilitate voting with holidays and travel policies. Various firms prioritize voting rights and awareness. Analysts cite market closures to facilitate voting requirements.

Vishal expressed grievances about a distribution company in a recent interview, citing financial setbacks and industry monopolization. He raised concerns about the impact on 'Rathnam' promotions and hinted at Red Giant Movies as the culprit.

The Centre orders an inquiry into the activities of Kashmir Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) under the companies act, 2013. The probe is in response to complaints of unlawful and fraudulent business practices. KCCI is asked to submit financial documents dating back to 2010.

US President Joe Biden is set to visit Syracuse, New York, to reveal a preliminary deal with Micron Technology for up to $6.14 billion in subsidies for two chip factories, as per the White House. The agreement, part of the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act, supported by the US Commerce Department, will finance facilities in New York and Idaho.