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Posted on: 30 Apr, 2013
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Neither the market regulator nor the Supreme Court has been able to bring crooked businessmen to book
Neither the market regulator nor the Supreme Court has been able to bring crooked businessmen to book
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Phoney web business
Issue Date: May 15, 2013
Fair-trade officials in Taiwan are probing reports that Samsung paid people to criticise rival HTC online. Samsung is alleged to have hired students to post negative comments about phones made by Taiwan’s company HTC. If found guilty of engaging in “false advertising”, Samsung could face a fine of up to of US $400,000. A Taiwanese website had published documents that showed Samsung recruiting students to criticise HTC and praise Samsung. Samsung Taiwan said it had not been told about the investigation.
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Internet governance issues will dominate 2013
Treaty negotiated in Dubai is not a magic wand Author(s): Emma LlansóO
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Costly push to mega projects
Issue Date: Jan 15, 2013
DESPITE concerns from civil society groups, the Union Cabinet gave in-principle nod for setting up a Cabinet Committee for Investment (CCI) on December 13. Introduced as the National Investment Board (NIB) by the Union finance ministry earlier this year, CCI is being set up for expediting clearances for mega projects with investment of above Rs 1,000 crore. CCI will be chaired by the prime minister and comprise members from various ministries as decided by him.
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