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Google loses court fight against $854,250 Italian fine over gambling advertising

Europe's top court upheld a fine against Google's YouTube platform. This ruling concerns gambling advertisements shown on the video service. Google had argued it was not liable for third-party content. The court stated Google could be liable with a commercial partnership. An Italian court will now decide the case's final outcome.

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AI impact, rising costs reshaping Gen Z careers towards multiple income streams: Report

India's Gen Z is building multiple income streams, moving away from single employers. This shift is driven by AI adoption and increasing living costs. Many young professionals are creating portfolio careers for economic resilience. Hybrid and flexible work arrangements support this growing trend. The gig economy's expansion further encourages diversified income sources.

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ITC Hotels Q1 net up 36% at Rs 181.91 crore

ITC Hotels reported a thirty-six percent rise in net profit for the first quarter. Consolidated revenue from operations also increased compared to the previous year. The company announced the approved acquisition of GHK Hospitality & Infrastructures Ltd. This strategic move will expand their owned-asset portfolio in Ahmedabad. The hotel business and new branded residences vertical showed strong revenue growth.

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'Doomsday' is near? A theory has predicted that humans may not have much time left. Here's what it says

A statistical theory called the doomsday argument is circulating online again. This theory uses probability to estimate humanity's potential end. It suggests our current existence is unlikely if the human story extends vastly. Scientists acknowledge its value for discussing uncertainty and risk. However, they emphasize it is not a precise prediction of extinction.

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India's social protection coverage reaches over 100 crore citizens in 2026: Labour Minister Mandaviya

India's social protection coverage has now reached over one hundred crore citizens and this expansion was acknowledged by the International Labour Organisation, said Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. The coverage grew from twenty-five crore in 2015 to over one hundred crore by 2026. This achievement reflects the government's commitment to inclusive development for all. The International Social Security Association also recognized this outstanding social security achievement.

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SWREL Q1 profit grows 38% to over Rs 53 crore

Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy reported a 38 percent net profit increase. This growth occurred in the June quarter, supported by reduced expenses. The company's total income saw a decrease during the April-June period. However, Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy achieved its highest-ever unexecuted order value. This strong order book reflects customer confidence and future growth expectations.

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"Paper leaks, price rise, corruption among issues will be raised in Monsoon Session": Congress president Kharge

Congress President and Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge, on Thursday said the party will hold the PM Narendra Modi-led government accountable on several issues, including alleged corruption, paper leaks, price rise, foreign policy, and the rights of marginalised communities during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament.

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BRICS MoU on standardisation would create framework for collaboration: Pralhad Joshi

Bengaluru hosted the fifth BRICS National Standardisation Bodies meeting today. A significant Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in standardisation was signed. This agreement establishes a formal framework for collaboration among member nations. Discussions also covered standards for artificial intelligence and trade facilitation. BRICS countries will now jointly shape international standards through coordinated efforts.