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Retail investors’ bond rush; Rapido’s angels exitHappy Thursday! Retail participation in corporate bonds is surging as platforms ramp up awareness efforts. This and more in today’s ETtech ...- China Inc deploys 'quiet' layoffs as Beijing promotes AI adoptionChinese companies are quietly implementing AI-driven layoffs and reducing graduate hiring to boost productivity, while carefully avoiding g...
- Where Zepto stands in q-comm; H-1B relief kicks inHappy Wednesday! Zepto's IPO filing reveals where it really stands against Blinkit and Instamart. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning D...
- Indian-origin California doctor faces US Congress probe over ‘birth tourism’ businessA California-based obstetrician of Indian origin is under scrutiny as U.S. lawmakers investigate businesses allegedly involved in "birth to...
- Chinese proverb of the day: 'Beware a dagger hidden in...' Life lessons on human nature, friendship, success and why is it crucial to be wary of deceitful people with malicious intentionsChinese proverb of the day focuses on the idiom “Beware a dagger hidden in a smile.” The proverb explains lessons about deception, trust, a...
- A joke about 'two husbands' turned into a national controversy in China. Here’s what the issue is & why OPPO is in troubleChinese electronics giant OPPO has reportedly punished several senior executives after facing backlash over a controversial social media ad...
- Meta tolerates rampant ad fraud from China to safeguard billions in revenueMeta found a large share of its China-linked ad revenue came from scams and banned products. Despite briefly cutting abuse, it eased contro...
- No degree, no discussion? China tightens the grip on influencers and its new law has sparked massive debate online. Check detailsChina has enacted a new law requiring influencers to possess degrees or certifications for discussing serious topics like finance, health, ...
- Meta faces $3.6 million fine in Brazil for allowing bogus adsIn her ruling, Judge Joana Ribeiro said it was unacceptable for Meta to sell ads in an insecure way to sustain its business model. The depa...
- Big American tech profits from Chinese ad spending spreeTemu, the international arm of Chinese e-commerce giant Pinduoduo, is flooding Google with ads for absurdly inexpensive goods. With an init...
- Amid China's flag row, BJP wishes Happy Birthday to Tamil Nadu CM Stalin in ChineseThe BJP wished Tamil Nadu CM Stalin a happy birthday in Mandarin, sparking controversy amidst an advertisement debacle featuring a Chinese ...
- PM Modi slams DMK for Chinese sticker on party's ISRO AdPrime Minister Narendra Modi criticizes the DMK for insulting Indian scientists and the country's achievements in space by displaying a Chi...
- China bans celebrities with 'lapsed morals' from endorsing productsRegulators said the push was to ensure China's society was "guided by Xi Jinping thought on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a ne...
- TikTok delays changes to privacy policy over Europe data concernsThe Italian watchdog had informed Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC) of TikTok's potential breaches of EU data rules. The Irish bod...
- Italy's watchdog warns TikTok about alleged breach of EU privacy rulesTikTok had told users in recent weeks that it was going to deliver targeted advertising to them but had not requested consent for using dat...
- Activists call on Tesla to close new Xinjiang showroomThe appeals add to pressure on foreign companies to take positions on Xinjiang, Tibet, Taiwan and other politically charged issues. The rul...
- China steps up pressure on tech with draft online ad rulesInternet advertising must "meet the requirements for the establishment of socialist spiritual civilization and the promotion of excellent t...
- Delhi HC orders OnePlus to stop airing Amitabh Bachchan adDelhi High Court issued the order following a copyright infringement plea by broadcaster Sony Pictures Networks India (SPN).
- Chinese newspapers on decline as people move to digital mediaA new study showed that the readership of newspapers in urban areas declined from 53 per cent in 2013 to 45 per cent in 2014.
- Haute proletariatNo bling in Beijing as China tries to enforce a harmonious society
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