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Новости за 18.08.2024

Business Standard 

US-based Burger King loses infringement suit against namesake Pune eatery

US giant Burger King Corporation has lost a 13-year-old legal battle against its namesake eatery in Maharashtra's Pune after a district court here dismissed a suit filed by the company alleging trademark infringement. Pune district judge Sunil Vedpathak, in the order on August 16, said the city-based eatery 'Burger King' was operating even before the US burger joint opened shop in India and that the latter failed to prove the local food outlet had infringed its trademark. The court dismissed the 2011 suit filed by the Burger King Corporation... Читать дальше...

Fat Lace 

Junney’s Epic Utah Photo Shoot Adventure

Junney’s journey began at LAX around 4 PM, with Brennan and Jordan traveling from LA. He landed in Salt Lake City around 7 PM and awaited their arrival at the airport. Once they picked him up, they headed to Ogden, Utah, for a meal and some rest. The next morning, they ventured into Downtown Salt…

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«The Rio Times» 

Legal Confrontations Lead to X’s Closure in Brazil

On August 17, 2024, Elon Musk announced the cessation of X’s operations in Brazil. This followed after Justice Alexandre de Moraes implicated Musk in a digital militias investigation on April 8, 2024. As the situation intensified, Moraes reportedly threatened X’s legal representative with imprisonment for non-compliance with “censorship orders.” Consequently, the X platform made these […]

Scoop 

Tonga Language Week

Press Release – Auckland University The 2024 theme for Tonga Language Week is’E tu’uloa ‘a e lea faka-Tong ‘o ka lea’aki ‘i ‘api, sias (lot), mo e nofo-‘a-king – The Tongan Language will be sustainable when used at home, church and in the wider community. Tongan Linguist Dr Melenaite Taumoefolau. (Photo/Supplied) The 2024 theme for […]

Top Stories (uk) - Google News (ru) 

Misogyny to be treated as extremism by UK government - BBC

  1. Misogyny to be treated as extremism by UK government  BBC
  2. Yvette Cooper vows to crack down on promotion of ‘hateful beliefs’  The Guardian
  3. Extreme misogyny to be treated as terrorism  The Telegraph
  4. Minister tells LBC 'we can't ignore online hatred of women' as government moves to treat misogyny as extremism  LBC
  5. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to crack down on people 'pushing hateful beliefs'  Sky News