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The European Commission, the EU’s top antitrust authority, directed Google to cease its "self-preferencing practices" and resolve conflicts of interest within its advertising technology supply chain. In response, Google rejected the ruling as "wrong" and confirmed it would file an appeal. Washington: The European Commission (EC) on Friday (September 5) imposed a massive €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion) fine on Google for breaching EU antitrust rules in the online advertising technology sector. Regulators accused the tech giant of distorting competition by giving preferential treatment to its own ad-tech services, disadvantaging rival providers, advertisers, and publishers. Along with the fine, Google has…

Under US President Trump’s second term, the job market is showing worrying signs of weakness, with job creation nearly stalling and unemployment hitting a four-year high, revealed reports. New Delhi: Seven months into Donald Trump’s second term as President, the US job market is showing signs of serious strain. The latest August jobs report, released on Friday, revealed that only 22,000 new jobs were created far below expectations and the unemployment rate has risen to 4.3%, the highest in four years. These developments come as Trump’s tariff-heavy trade policies, targeting countries like India and others, begin to take a toll…

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that PM Modi shares a strong personal equation with President Trump. The remarks came after Trump publicly praised PM Modi. New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi shares a strong personal rapport with US President Donald Trump. His comments follow a public exchange of warm words between the two leaders, even as trade tensions simmer between the countries. ‘PM Modi values US ties’  Speaking to news agency ANI, Jaishankar shed light on PM Modi’s commitment to maintaining robust ties with Washington. “PM Modi attaches enormous importance to…

Bangladesh witnessed a day of intense unrest as two shocking events unfolded in different regions. In Rajbari, a mob of extremists desecrated and burned the body of Sufi saint Nura Pagla. Meanwhile, in Dhaka, the Jatiya Party’s central office was set ablaze. New Delhi: Two separate incidents of violence unfolded in Bangladesh on Friday, one involving the desecration and burning of a revered Sufi saint’s body, and another group set on fire the central office of Jatiya Party, an ally of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League. Mob burns Sufi Mystic's Corpse in Rajbari In the Rajbari district of…