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July 18, 2025

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Temu faces CCP control for anti-reactionary practices

Listen to the article Islamabad: Temu, a Chinese e -commerce platform, has undergone the radar of the Pakistani Competition Committee (CCP) for suspected misleading practices that are said to distort the local market. Temu entered the Pakistani market a few months ago with an aggressive digital advertising campaign, advertising flood platforms. These ads, which promoted large discounts and seemingly risk -free markets, quickly attracted consumers while putting local sellers on a disadvantage due to the scale offered and pricing. A coalition of independent retailers and sellers of the Pakistani Chainstore Union, submitted a complaint to the CCP, arguing that TEMU

June 7, 2025

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Nutritionist encourages safer meat practices during Eidul Azha celebrations

Listen to the article As red meat takes the focus during Eidul Azha celebrations, health experts warn the public to be aware of consumption habits to avoid potential health risks, especially for chronic diseases. Professor H. Merve Bayram, head of the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at Gelişim University in Istanbul, underlined the effects of over -consumption of red meat, urging the celebrations to adopt safer cooking practices during the cooking and storage practices. Health first While red meat is a valuable source of nutrients, such as high quality proteins, iron, zinc, phosphorus and vitamin B12, the content of saturated

April 22, 2025

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FTC deals with supposed misleading subscription practices

Listen to the article The US Federal Committee on Trade (FTC) filed a lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc. on Monday, accusing Ride-Hailing and Delivery of the misleading and cancellation of practices related to its subscription service, Uber One. According to FTC’s complaint, Uber enrolls some users in the service of $ 9.99 per month without their consent and found it difficult to cancel customers. The Agency claimed that users were sometimes forced to browse 23 screens and take 32 actions to cancel the service. “Americans are tired of registering for unwanted subscriptions that seem impossible to cancel,” FTC President Andrew

March 19, 2025

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Anrag Kashyap hits Netflix India for “dishonest” and “morally corrupt” practices

Listen to the article Director Anurag Kashyap began a harsh criticism of Netflix India, accusing the leadership of the streaming giant being “dishonest and morally corrupt”. In a publication of social media on Wednesday, Kashyap expressed his frustration with the platform’s content strategies, especially his reluctance to support strong and experimental projects. Kashyap’s observations come after watching the recently liberated British mini-surgery, which he praised for his bold narrative and his strong performance. Kashyap, who is known for his sincere and sincere views, praised adolescence for his excellent performance, especially for the performance of children’s actress Owen Cooper and Stephen

August 17, 2024

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Foxconn is facing scrutiny over its hiring practices in India

NEW DELHI: Foxconn Chairman Young Liu defended the company’s hiring practices on Saturday after reports emerged that the Apple supplier is rejecting married women for iPhone assembly jobs in India. This response came after a Reuters investigation led the Indian government to order investigations into the matter. Speaking at the opening of a new worker hostel complex near Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Liu stressed that Foxconn hires employees regardless of gender, highlighting the significant contribution of married women to the workforce. The hostel complex, which will house 18,720 Foxconn workers, is located near the iPhone production facilities. The Reuters report, published

June 14, 2024

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G7 pledges action against China’s ‘unfair’ business practices

ITALY: Leaders of the Group of Seven pledged on Friday to tackle unfair business practices from China that undermined their workers and industries, according to a draft statement on the final day of the annual summit. The G7 also warned of action against Chinese financial institutions that helped Russia acquire weapons for its war against Ukraine. The leaders of Italy, the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Germany and Japan on Friday discussed concerns about China’s excess industrial capacity, which Western governments say is distorting local markets. Pope Francis was then due to make a historic appearance at the summit in

May 2, 2024

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Elon Musk beats Tesla’s summer practices in latest cost-cutting move

College students left scrambling for career opportunities after Tesla pulled internships. — Reuters/File Recent reports have it that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has rescinded summer internship offers less than a month before the start date. The reports emerged afterwards Bloomberg first reported that summer interns were Musk’s “latest cost-cutting victims” following company layoffs earlier this year. This move by 52-year-old Musk has left ambitious students scrambling to find new career opportunities. According to Business Insidertwo students, who were supposed to start their summer internships at Tesla in three weeks, posted on LinkedIn saying their offers had been revoked. Joshua Schreiber,

December 30, 2023

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Prince William, Kate Middleton change long-standing royal practices for their children

Prince William, Kate Middleton are parents of three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis Prince William, Kate Middleton change long-standing royal practices for their children Prince William and Kate Middleton refused to follow royal practices for years to spend more time with their children. The Prince and Princess of Wales have vowed never to be ‘absentee parents’ to Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, a royal expert has revealed. William and Kate have come under fire in the past for neglecting their royal responsibilities after appearing on smaller public engagements in 2023, most notably the Princess of

December 24, 2023

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The LUMS energy report sheds light on inefficient practices

LAHORE: In a major development, the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) Energy Institute (LEI) has published a ground-breaking report titled ‘Sustainable Architecture: Promoting Energy Efficient Buildings’. The report, launched at a ceremony attended by policymakers, regulators and key stakeholders, addresses Pakistan’s pressing energy challenges and proposes innovative solutions for the construction sector. Dr. Fiaz Ahmad Chaudhry, Director of the LUMS Energy Institute, underlined the urgency of adopting energy efficient practices, stating, “Pakistan’s staggering expenditure of nearly $100 billion on power plants, mostly for summer cooling loads, is unsustainable. By adopting energy-efficient practices, we can reduce cooling loads by at

December 17, 2023

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The Council of Ministers explores international best practices

Islamabad: In response to past disputes and international legal challenges facing Pakistan, cabinet members are advocating for a comprehensive study of global best practices to instill confidence in investors about the safety of their investments in the country. The move comes in light of previous legal clashes between foreign companies and the Pakistani government, which arose after those companies were denied projects in the country following investigations by local anti-corruption agencies. A notable case is that of Reko Diq, which ended up in international courts, forcing Pakistan to seek out-of-court settlements to start work on the project and avoid multi-billion

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