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China has implemented one of the world’s strictest AI regulatory frameworks. The country focuses on data security, algorithm transparency, content control (including deepfakes and generative AI), and user protection. Public-facing AI systems must undergo pre-deployment testing, and companies must comply with strict data laws like the PIPL and DSL. Learn how China regulates AI and why it’s considered a global benchmark.

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 In the world of economics over the next two weeks, nothing much is due. Still, investors will eye the delayed U.S. Gdp data set to release this week. While most market watchers will be focused on 2026, this week is likely to reignite the debate on U.S. Growth versus elevated inflation.

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Leaving the fed with limited information as it prepares to decide on interest rates later this month. Several reports, including the consumer price index, monthly jobs data, and retail sales, have been postponed, forcing policymakers to rely on older figures and private alternatives.

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There's a lot of economic data due this week. A lot of it won't look good. But does that mean an imminent recession? In this report, we dive into the clues investors will look for in the week ahead. Take a look.

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Artificial Intelligence is at the forefront of many of the world's new innovations but experts warn of the hidden environmental cost of the technology. Watch this report for more details!

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Mobile telephone and data subscribers in Nigeria will now have to pay more after the government approved a 50-percent increase in tariffs, as the country battles one of its worst cost-of-living crises in decades.

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A major data breach has compromised 16 million records from HDFC Life, now reportedly sold on the dark web. This incident raises serious concerns about data security and the protection of sensitive customer information.

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For President Javier Milei, July data showed a larger-than-expected upturn. This is encouraging news after the economy has been mired in its sixth recession in a decade.

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India's Foreign exchange reserves rose to a record high for a third straight week. Data from the reserve bank of India (RBI) showed on friday the country's import cover hit a new high in the latest reported week.

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The cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common and more sophisticated around the world. This is the latest India's state-owned Telecom operator BSNL has reportedly suffered a data breach.

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In an interesting turn of events the tech giant accidentally published internal documents related to Google search giving an insight into some of the most important elements Google takes into consideration when ranking and displaying web results. Watch in for more details!

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After enduring a challenging period marked by economic downturn, the United Kingdom has emerged from recession. According to the official data cited by UK media outlets, the country's economy saw a growth of 0.6 per cent between January and March. Reacting to this, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said that the data is&nbsp;"proof that the economy is returning to full health for the first time since the pandemic".

“We’re growing this year and have the best outlook among European G7 countries over the next six years, with wages growing faster than inflation, energy prices falling and tax cuts worth £900 ($1,128) to the average worker hitting bank accounts," Hunt added.&nbsp;

According to data from the Office for National Statistics, the UK's economy experienced its most robust growth with an uptick from the previous quarter's contraction of 0.3 per cent in GDP. This positive momentum is seen as a timely boost for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as he prepares for an election expected to be held in January next year. Sunak took to social media to express his optimism.&nbsp;

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He wrote, "The economy has turned a corner. Today's news proves that. We know things are still tough for many people, but the plan is working, and we must stick to it." Following the release of the data, the value of the British pound strengthened against the US dollar.&nbsp;

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This growth was primarily driven by the services sector, encompassing industries such as hospitality and entertainment. In addition to this, the Office for National Statistics reported growth in the production sector as well. However, there was a contraction in the construction industry during the same period.

<h2>'No time for victory lap'</h2>

Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said this is "no time for Conservative ministers to be doing a victory lap and telling the British people that they have never had it so good".

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“After 14 years of economic chaos, working people are still worse off," she said, adding,&nbsp;"Prices are still significantly higher in the shops, families are paying hundreds of pounds more on monthly mortgage bills, and the economy is forecast to grow by just one per cent next year."

(With inputs from agencies)

After enduring a challenging period marked by economic downturn, the United Kingdom has emerged from recession. According to the official data cited by UK media outlets, the country's economy saw a growth of 0.

After enduring a challenging period marked by economic downturn, the United Kingdom has emerged from recession. According to the official data cited by UK media outlets, the country's economy saw a growth of 0.6 per cent between January and March. Reacting to this, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said that the data is "proof that the economy is returning to full health for the first time since the pandemic". “We’re growing this year and have the best outlook among European G7 countries over the next six years, with wages growing faster than inflation, energy prices falling and tax cuts worth £900 ($1,128) to the average worker hitting bank accounts," Hunt added. According to data from the Office for National Statistics, the UK's economy experienced its most robust growth with an uptick from the previous quarter's contraction of 0.3 per cent in GDP. This positive momentum is seen as a timely boost for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as he prepares for an election expected to be held in January next year. Sunak took to social media to express his optimism. Also Read | Elon Musk claims aliens have never visited Earth and here's the proof... He wrote, "The economy has turned a corner. Today's news proves that. We know things are still tough for many people, but the plan is working, and we must stick to it." Following the release of the data, the value of the British pound strengthened against the US dollar. Also Read | Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky sacks security chief after failed assassination plot This growth was primarily driven by the services sector, encompassing industries such as hospitality and entertainment. In addition to this, the Office for National Statistics reported growth in the production sector as well. However, there was a contraction in the construction industry during the same period. 'No time for victory lap' Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said this is "no time for Conservative ministers to be doing a victory lap and telling the British people that they have never had it so good". Watch | Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky addresses 'difficult situations' at Eastern frontline × “After 14 years of economic chaos, working people are still worse off," she said, adding, "Prices are still significantly higher in the shops, families are paying hundreds of pounds more on monthly mortgage bills, and the economy is forecast to grow by just one per cent next year." (With inputs from agencies)

UK recession blues over with economy 'returning to full health', says Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Digiyatra, the government-promoted app which aims to provide a paperless check-in at airports through facial recognition, has been hit by a controversy of storing passenger data without consent. Watch in for more details!

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Inflation data is out and there are mixed signals for India's economy. There is some good news on India's inflation. March saw inflation hitting a 5-month low of 4.85%, largely due to falling fuel prices. But economists warn this relief might be temporary. Food prices, a major concern for households, remain high, rising over 8% year on year.

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WhatsApp has committed to comply with European Union data transparency requirements. The decision follows complaints from consumer groups across Europe that the business did not clarify its privacy policy modifications last year.

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Popular Indian audio product and smartwatch maker Boat, is the latest victim of cyber attack - personal information of more than 7.5 customers, is now available on the Dark Web, as per the reports.

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Liverpool have announced the appointment of Richard Hughes as the new sporting director as the club looks to secure a post-Jurgen Klopp future. Hughes will leave his position as Bournemouth's technical director at the end of the season and make the move to Merseyside, where he will join Michael Edwards - Fenway Sports Group’s CEO of Football.&nbsp;

Hughes will officially take over the job on June 1 in advance of the 2024-25 campaign and attempt to steer the club in a new direction and help Edwards pick a successor for Klopp.&nbsp;

“I am incredibly proud to be offered this opportunity. Liverpool FC is a unique club and I’m grateful to be given a chance to serve it in this capacity," said Hughes on the appointment.&nbsp;

“I am fully aware of the expectations and responsibilities that come with taking this position. It will be my job, working with Michael [Edwards] and leading the football operations team already in place, plus the wider staff at the AXA Training Centre, to make good decisions."

Notably, Hughes and Edwards have a professional and personal relationship spanning over two decades. The duo worked together during Hughes' playing career at Portsmouth.&nbsp;

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<h2>Massive responsibilities for Hughes</h2>

Hughes would be replacing Jorge Schmadtke who was hired by the club on an initial short-term contract last year, following the departure of Julian Ward, who had replaced Edwards a year before.&nbsp;

Currently, former Liverpool midfielder and Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso is being touted as the favourite to replace Klopp. Sporting FC's Ruben Amorim is another candidate who might get the nod if Alonso rejects a Liverpool move.&nbsp;

Apart from the manager hunt, Hughes would be responsible for bringing new signings to the club. Akin to Edwards, Hughes also follows a data-driven approach to transfers. under his stewardship, the likes of&nbsp;Illia Zabarnyi, Dominic Solanke, Nathan Ake and Aaron Ramsdale joined the cherries in recent years.&nbsp;

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As the sporting director, Edwards was responsible for the signing of players such as Roberto Firminio, Mo Salah, Sadio Mane, Virgil van Dijk, Alisson Becker, and Fabinho among several others. He also sanctioned the signing of Klopp as the manager after Brendan Rodgers was sacked in 2015.&nbsp;

Hughes would have big shoes to fill, especially considering the size of the club. Liverpool are currently competing for two more trophies this season and would be back in Champions League next year.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Liverpool have announced the appointment of Richard Hughes as the new sporting director as the club looks to secure a post-Jurgen Klopp future. Hughes will leave his position as Bournemouth's technical director at the end of the season and make the move to Merseyside, where he will join Michael Edwards - Fenway Sports Group’s CEO of Football.

Liverpool have announced the appointment of Richard Hughes as the new sporting director as the club looks to secure a post-Jurgen Klopp future. Hughes will leave his position as Bournemouth's technical director at the end of the season and make the move to Merseyside, where he will join Michael Edwards - Fenway Sports Group’s CEO of Football. Hughes will officially take over the job on June 1 in advance of the 2024-25 campaign and attempt to steer the club in a new direction and help Edwards pick a successor for Klopp. “I am incredibly proud to be offered this opportunity. Liverpool FC is a unique club and I’m grateful to be given a chance to serve it in this capacity," said Hughes on the appointment. “I am fully aware of the expectations and responsibilities that come with taking this position. It will be my job, working with Michael [Edwards] and leading the football operations team already in place, plus the wider staff at the AXA Training Centre, to make good decisions." Notably, Hughes and Edwards have a professional and personal relationship spanning over two decades. The duo worked together during Hughes' playing career at Portsmouth. Also read | Last 5 Liverpool Managers Massive responsibilities for Hughes Hughes would be replacing Jorge Schmadtke who was hired by the club on an initial short-term contract last year, following the departure of Julian Ward, who had replaced Edwards a year before. Currently, former Liverpool midfielder and Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso is being touted as the favourite to replace Klopp. Sporting FC's Ruben Amorim is another candidate who might get the nod if Alonso rejects a Liverpool move. Apart from the manager hunt, Hughes would be responsible for bringing new signings to the club. Akin to Edwards, Hughes also follows a data-driven approach to transfers. under his stewardship, the likes of Illia Zabarnyi, Dominic Solanke, Nathan Ake and Aaron Ramsdale joined the cherries in recent years. Also read | Michael Edwards agrees to return to Liverpool to usher in post-Jurgen Klopp era As the sporting director, Edwards was responsible for the signing of players such as Roberto Firminio, Mo Salah, Sadio Mane, Virgil van Dijk, Alisson Becker, and Fabinho among several others. He also sanctioned the signing of Klopp as the manager after Brendan Rodgers was sacked in 2015. Hughes would have big shoes to fill, especially considering the size of the club. Liverpool are currently competing for two more trophies this season and would be back in Champions League next year. (With inputs from agencies)

Richard Hughes appointed sporting director as Liverpool prepare for post-Klopp era

Let's look at how markets opened this morning. Asian stocks started Tuesday on a cautious note after a sell-off on Wall Street ahead of key US Inflation data. Investors wait for cues from the price pressures report to understand the timing of the Federal Reserve's pivot to a rate-cut cycle.

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President Joe Biden is set to issue an executive order aimed at limiting the flow of sensitive US personal data abroad amid concerns of misuse by countries including China.

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