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US judge considers Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement of authors' lawsuitA federal judge is seeking more details on Anthropic's $1.5 billion AI settlement with authors, delaying final approval. The case, the larg...- Beyond Bitcoin: Why tokenized assets are gaining serious investor attentionIndian investors can now access global markets easily. Tokenization converts real-world assets into digital tokens. This allows fractional ...
- Is Canvas still hacked - what is a data breach? The shocking Canvas cyberattack timelineWhat really happened in the Canvas data breach? Hackers allegedly accessed 275 million student records, exposing education’s dangerous hidd...
- PlayStation users could get cash or wallet credits as $7.85 million class settlement advances - check who is eligible, how to claim and how much you may getPlayStation $7.85 million settlement explained: A major legal battle involving Sony PlayStation and millions of gamers is nearing its end. ...
- Future Coupons to pay Rs 11 crore in Amazon settlementAmazon and Future Coupons Pvt Ltd have settled their long-running dispute and agreed to withdraw all legal proceedings across forums follow...
- Last chance for an Amazon refund? Deadline nears to claim up to $51Millions of Amazon Prime members in the US could receive up to $51 from a $2.5 billion FTC settlement. This refund is due to allegations of...
- Amazon Prime refunds explained: Who qualifies and how much you may get as the $2.5 billion FTC settlement payments roll outAmazon Prime refunds: Amazon is returning billions to customers after a settlement with the FTC. Millions of Prime members are receiving re...
- Don’t miss it: Amazon users may qualify for $51 refund — deadline is December 24Millions of Amazon Prime users in the U.S. may get an automatic $51 refund after a settlement for unauthorized sign-ups. Eligible members s...
- Mark your calendar: Amazon reveals when $51 settlement checks land in your inboxAmazon has started sending $51 Prime settlement payments from the FTC’s $2.5 billion case. Refunds began on November 12 and will continue t...
- Amazon Prime settlement payouts: Find out if you are eligible for a refundAmazon will pay a record $2.5 billion settlement to the FTC for allegedly tricking customers into Prime subscriptions and making cancellati...
- Who qualifies for Amazon’s $51 Prime refund from $2.5B settlementAmazon has agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over allegations that it misled customers into joini...
- Amazon to pay nearly $4 million to settle lawsuit alleging it took tips from driversAmazon will pay nearly $4 million to settle charges it took tips from delivery drivers, misleading customers about how tips were used, foll...
- ET Explainer: Issues with credit card bill payments through third-party appsEffective July 1, RBI mandates all banks use BBPS for credit card payments, enhancing security and standardizing grievance redressal. Major...
- ICICI Bank, Axis Bank to co-lead NUE with Amazon, Visa as partnersConcerns over concentration risk and a need to fast-track cashless payments had led the RBI to invite applications for a NUE to rival the N...
- Scoop: Amazon-ICICI Bank-Axis Bank ready with NUE plan to rival UPIAlong with ICICI Bank and Axis Bank, Amazon has also partnered with fintech startups Pine Labs and BillDesk to set a 'New Umbrella Entity' ...
- Amazon P2P pay rides on United Payments InterfaceWith peer-to-peer payments, company plans to offer entire suite of products to its UPI users.
- E-commerce: Cash-on-delivery deals not authorised, says RBICash-on-delivery involves Flipkart, Amazon and other marketplaces collecting cash from customers on behalf of third-party vendors at the ti...
- Stick to online payment norms, RBI tells etailersThe RBI also asked the All India Online Vendors Association, which had submitted its complaint in August, to raise specific cases of violat...
- Ecommerce payment delays can seriously hurt online merchantsBehind the glamour of being a micro-entrepreneur within the burgeoning ecommerce ecosystem is the handwringing process of tallying and reco...
- Amazon to pay Toys R Us $51 million to settle suitAmazon.com Inc will pay $51 million to Toys R Us Inc to end a long-standing legal dispute between the online retailer and the toy seller.
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