Google renews Australian ‘News Media Bargaining Code’ deals with publishers; can cancel after a year

By launching stores in India, Google aims to replicate Apple's retail strategy

In 2021, Australia passed a law mandating digital platforms to pay local media outlets and publishers to link their content to news feeds or search results. The search giant now has confirmed signing deals with publishers including Times News Group and Solstice Media.

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Hardik Pandya teams up with FanCode Shop to unveil his brand identity

The fabrics are lightweight, breathable and flexible, ensuring maximum comfort and durability, stated the company. The first drop will include t-shirts, vests, polos, shorts and jackets.

The range has been handpicked by Pandya, with complete involvement in the process, including design inputs and selection of fabrics, colour swatches. They have been designed for casual wear as well as high-intensity workouts.

WazirX announces bounty of $23 million to recover lost assets

Given India's regulatory landscape, crypto platforms are navigating a complex environment where government regulations are still evolving.

WazirX’s Bounty Program’s initial reward move was criticized by netizens for the small reward value. The reward value was then increased to $11.5 million offered for recovering the assets.

Now you can file Income Tax Returns via WhatsApp

One of the lesser-discussed ripple effects of the Equalisation Levy has been its role in nudging brands toward domestic alternatives. Rising costs and tax complexities have made Indian platforms more attractive than before, not just as fillers, but as strategic choices. (Image sourced from Moneycontrol)(Image sourced from Moneycontrol)

For ClearTax, achieving the perfect balance between lighthearted and serious hasn’t been a cakewalk especially while dealing with sensitive financial data.

Eveready to optimize Ad spends amidst 10 percent revenue growth

Eveready holds 53 percent of the market share in battery. While flashlights as a category being both organized and unorganized markets, in the organized market EIIL hold 80 percent of the market share while in unorganized market it holds close to 30 percent of the market share.

EIIL’s spending on advertising and marketing will remain at 8 percent despite revenue growth. Currently, the company spends 10 percent of its topline on advertising and marketing.