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Leela Palace Udaipur fined Rs 10 lakh after staff enters occupied room using master keyA Chennai consumer court has ordered The Leela Palace, Udaipur, to pay Rs 10 lakh compensation to a couple. The hotel's housekeeping staff ...- Are you getting Wells Fargo’s $5,000: Who qualifies, how to claim, and when $5,000 Wells Fargo settlement comesWells Fargo is paying. $19.5 million total. The reason? Secret call recordings. Between 2014 and 2023. No consent. No notice. That broke Ca...
- Wells Fargo settlement sends checks up to $5,000 to customers — are you eligible?Wells Fargo settlement checks are on the way. California customers could get up to $5,000. The bank agreed to a $19.5 million class-action ...
- Google ordered to pay Argentine pictured naked in his yardAn Argentine captured naked in his yard by a Google Street View camera has been awarded compensation by a court after his bare behind was s...
- Do your best friends know your salary? Why it's better to keep it a secret, explain Reddit usersA recent Reddit post sparked a discussion about whether people share their actual salary with their best friends, especially those with sev...
- Apple’s Siri Settlement: Here's when and how consumers may receive their payouts from the $95 million lawsuitSiri on Apple devices was inadvertently activated, resulting in potential privacy violations. Although Apple has not admitted to any wrongd...
- Live in California? You could score up to $5,000 from Wells Fargo, all it takes is a quick form thanks to a $19.5 million payout dealWells Fargo settlement payout could mean up to $5,000 in your pocket if you live in California. The bank has agreed to a $19.5 million sett...
- Banker loses job. Reason: She refused to swap seat on a flight with a kid. What really happenedJeniffer Castro faced online outrage after a viral video showed her refusing to give up her window seat to a crying child. The incident led...
- How Prince Harry won his case against Murdoch’s News Group and what it means for the media?Prince Harry has won a landmark legal victory as News Group Newspapers, owner of The Sun, issued a historic apology and agreed to pay subst...
- Will Prince Harry drag media baron Rupert Murdoch to court?Harry and more than 40 others are suing News Group Newspapers (NGN) over accusations of unlawful invasions of privacy by its tabloids, the ...
- What to know as Prince Harry prepares to take on a British tabloid publisher in courtPrince Harry is going where other British royals haven't for over a century: to a courtroom witness stand. The Duke of Sussex is set to tes...
- AI has Hollywood in a tizzy with fake trailers, digital doublesIs #timesup for Hollywood royalty now that the AI reign has begun?
- Digital doubles, fake trailers and AI take centre stage as Hollywood actors' union begin labour talksActors and writers envision various scenarios in which studios could try to cut costs and boost revenue using generative AI, which can be f...
- Prince Harry, Elton John sue Daily Mail publisher over privacy breachesThe celebs have alleged phone-tapping and other breaches of privacy.
- 'An invisible cage': How China is policing the futureWhile largely unproven, the new Chinese technologies, detailed in procurement and other documents reviewed by The New York Times, further e...
- View: Thanks to the state, bare necessities of life have turned into luxuriesThere are large areas of our life that the state is receding from without a whimper of public protest or attention. It is taking place in p...
- Consider compensating starvation deaths victims: Petitioners to SCThe petitioner urged the bench to consider granting compensation to those who have suffered on the ground of exclusion due to Aadhaar.
- Following Uber, Zomato data breach, ethical hacker Anand Prakash has the key to avoid the nextAll of 24, Prakash has crossed an enviable list of milestones for an entrepreneur his age, including being ranked consistently among the to...
- Bloggers call content regulation a gag on freedomAmended Indian IT Act which seeks legal position of intermediaries at the heart of controversy.
- ‘Repetition cuts impact of new IT Act’The amendment to the IT Act, which has been submitted to the law ministry, addresses privacy issues which have never been explored by India...
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