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Big tech firms must stop young people circulating nude images, says UK PM StarmerUnder the new plans, companies like Apple and Google should build or activate technical solutions on smartphones and tablets to detect and...- EU to soon roll out age-check app for social media where India could be looking to followEuropean Union is launching an age-verification app to shield children online. India's Karnataka state has banned social media for under-16...
- Greece makes loan interest payment to IMFGreece made a loan interest payment to the IMF, the institution said, avoiding another default as the debt-riddled country negotiates a thi...
- How Pakistan is affected by Greece defaultPakistan will have to share a slice of the burden in the case of a 'permanent default' of Greece — a possibility though not entirely unlike...
- Greece default not official; this stops dominos effect within the markets: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis AdvisoryTechnically the IMF may need one month before it declares that Greece has defaulted so nothing much has happened for the time being.
- Here's why global markets are panicking over the Greece crisisFailure to reach an agreement with the recent round of discussions clearly indicates that the creditors are reluctant to accept any easing ...
- All eyes on Greece referendum: What happens to global markets post July 5The Greece exit will lead to a knee jerk reaction, but the long term impact on global markets remain limited.
- Politics over Greece dangerous for entire global markets: Rebecca Harding, Delta EconomicsWe see a very volatile situation in Greece at the moment. There is no mechanism on the Grexit at the moment, says Rebecca Harding.
- Traders should be worried about Greece,but for investors this correction is God's gift: ExpertsWhat is making investors nervous across the globe is the fact that a Greek default and its exit could lead to a contagion effect.
- 13 mind-blowing facts about Greece's economyIt seems as if every morning brings another incremental development or regression in Greece's battle against its European creditors.
- Here's why Indian markets should not fret over US Fed rate hike, 'Grexit'Most of the other Asian mkts closed flat ahead of the outcome of the US Fed due later today and amid growing risk of Greece defaulting.
- Should Dalal Street be worried about a Greek default?Fund managers, analysts said the recent market fall has discounted most of the pessimism around Greece but they do not rule out a correctio...
- Markets in India plunge as fears over US Federal Reserve hike, Greece default send jittersInvestor sentiment remained wobbly after Yellen had said that US central bank was poised to increase interest rates, provided the economy e...
- Greece will not default: Wolfgang SchaeubleGerman Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday that Greece would not default, but warned that if Athens did exit the eurozone it...
- Greece on edge of biggest sovereign default 24 centuries after first insolvencyBut no Apollo in sight this time to rescue the country from $483-billion debt and stop contagion in other economies.
- Eurozone should allow Greece to default: Jim RogersJim Rogers, Rogers Holdings is of the opinion that a viable solution to sovereign debt crisis would be if Eurozone allows Greece to default.
- Eurozone debt crisis: Greece may default, says Dutch central bank chiefThe comments are unusual because they come from a member of ECB's governing council. The bank has insisted Greece must stick to its bailout...
- Markets have factored in Greece default: Chris Wood, CLSAI am advising Asian investors from a relative return basis to move to overweight in India now, says Chris Wood of CLSA.
- Greece may default by 2013Greece is likely to default over the next three years because budget-cuts won’t be enough to reduce the nation’s debt burden, Pacific Inves...
- Greek crisis minimal on Asia: Takashira OgawaTakahira Ogawa, Director, Sovereign & International Public Finance Ratings, Standard & Poors (Greece Debt), talks to ET Now on Greece Debt ...
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