Bombay High Court questions Volkswagen’s defence in $1.4 billion tax case

The case concerns a show-cause notice (SCN) issued by Customs authorities, alleging that Volkswagen misclassified its imports of Audi, Škoda, and Volkswagen vehicles between 2012 and 2024

A bench comprising Justice B.P. Colabawalla and Justice Firdosh Pooniwalla rejected Volkswagen’s argument that CKD classification applies only when all parts arrive as a single kit.

India’s entertainment industry battles a relentless foe: Digital Piracy

Streaming Pakistani channels in India is illegal and poses a potential national security threat. The Kerala Police are now considering filing more serious charges against the accused, depending on further investigations.

Despite advanced security measures, streaming platforms and filmmakers struggle to curb the rapid spread of pirated content, costing billions in lost revenue.

Shantanu Deshpande on Good Glamm Group fiasco: ‘Everyone saw the writing on the wall in Q3 2022’

Shantanu Deshpanded recounted how, in 2021, GGG's founders had struck what they believed was a winning formula—combining content with attractive deals to secure free customer acquisition.

The Bombay Shaving Company CEO warns that Good Glam Group’s high-risk strategy has backfired, threatening the very ecosystem of D2C innovation.

Celebrities In Action: The rise of celeb investors in sports leagues

For leagues, celebrity association provides instant credibility, media traction, and fan engagement. For celebrities, it’s a way to diversify their investments beyond entertainment and into a space with long-term growth potential.

Celebrity investors are moving beyond endorsements and actively seeking opportunities that offer sustained fan engagement, strong business potential, and long-term value. Investing in sports leagues also position them as visionary leaders.

Tamil Nadu’s gaming law violates right to livelihood, EPWA files petition

Recently, Karnataka’s Minister for Information Technology and Biotechnology, Priyank Kharge, commented, “Illegal online gaming must be brought under control.

Storyboard18 had first reported about three Real Money Gaming (RMG) firms A23, Games 24×7 and Junglee Games filing a writ petition in Madras High Court seeking injunction on the newly enforced TNOGA Regulations, 2025.

EXCLUSIVE: A23, Games 24×7, Junglee Games take Tamil Nadu govt to court

It’s worth noting that in November 2023, the Madras High Court struck down the law banning online money games such as Rummy and Poker, declaring it "unconstitutional."

Storyboard18 had earlier reported that the RMG industry was preparing to take legal action against the Tamil Nadu government over its “blank hour” regulations, which would prohibit gaming between midnight and 5 AM.