Shruti Mahajan

3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Shruti Mahajan |Sankalp Phartiyal

An appeals court Friday agreed with India’s antitrust regulator that Google’s app store billing policy was unfair and restrictive for developers, in a setback for the Alphabet Inc. company. The Competition Commission of India in October 2022 had asked the US tech giant not to discriminate against other apps using third-party billing or payment-processing services on its Android Play Store, and fined it 9.4 billion rupees ($110 million).

3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Shruti Mahajan |Sankalp Phartiyal

An appeals court Friday agreed with India’s antitrust regulator that Google’s app store billing policy was unfair and restrictive for developers, in a setback for the Alphabet Inc. company. The Competition Commission of India in October 2022 had asked the US tech giant not to discriminate against against other apps using third-party billing or payment-processing services on its Play Store, and fined it 9.4 billion rupees ($110 million).

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Shruti Mahajan |Sankalp Phartiyal

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3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Shruti Mahajan |Sankalp Phartiyal

NowCNN — India has emerged as a growing player in the illicit fentanyl trade, a new US intelligence report says, a designation likely to raise alarm in New Delhi as President Donald Trump wields tariffs on countries he accuses of not doing enough to stop the deadly drug from flowing into the United …

1 month ago | fortune.com | Shruti Mahajan |Sankalp Phartiyal

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