The value of UPI transactions last month crossed 25 lakh crore rupees, 12 times that of all card transaction value.

World-beater in the making: India's UPI

Brazil has lifted its ban on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) after the company complied with legal requirements and paid a fine of $5 million. The ban was imposed due to the platform's failure to comply with Brazilian regulations, particularly concerning the spread of misinformation and harmful content. Following intense negotiations, X agreed to address the legal concerns, including implementing stronger content moderation policies and complying with local laws on data protection and online conduct. The payment of the fine and these adjustments enabled the platform to resume operations in Brazil.

Brazil Lifts X Ban After Meeting Legal Terms, Payment Of $5 Million Fine

The latest report spells more trouble for X now this is according to a certain group called The Tech Transparency Project which happens to be some kind of digital research nonprofit. X reportedly has accepted payments for subscriptions from accounts of organizations and other groups that are barred from doing business in the United States.

Elon Musk's X received payments from terrorists

Farmers in France are protesting for better pay and living conditions and have vowed to 'siege' Paris as part of their protest. Watch the report for more details!

France Farmers Protest: French Farmers vow to 'siege' Paris amid demand for better pay

Did you know that cybercrime will cost companies worldwide an estimated $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. US is the worst hit that's about 46% of the share - reported incidents of cyber attacks this year.

White House hosts counter ransomware initiative summit

Spicejet, one of India's budget airlines, is facing a storm of financial challenges. As the airline battles a legal dispute with its former owner, the stakes have risen even higher with a court order demanding payment.

Spicejet's troubles deepen as payment deadline looms

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) has expanded its operations to 236 cities in India, welcoming over 36,000 merchants. Ondc aims to level the playing field by providing small businesses with the same processes and technologies as industry giants like Amazon and Walmart. With ambitious goals to increase e-commerce penetration to 25% of consumer purchases, ONDC continues to revolutionize the landscape, empower small traders, and foster fair competition in the digital marketplace.

ONDC goes big: Expands to 236 cities

Google not paying for approved maternity leave, claims laid-off employees

TCS dividend 2023 date: TCS share price NSE, record date, payment date, dividend history all you need to know

an Indian Central Bank RBI has introduced a rupee settlement system for international trade yesterday the system could help Indian promotes its export and facilitate trade with countries under sanction now under the new mechanism exporters and importers can use

RBI allows payment for International trade in Rupee

Australian cricketer James Faulkner leaves Pakistan Super League due to payment dispute with PCB

As payment for merchandise, Tesla to accept dogecoin on a test basis, says CEO Musk

Visa and Mastercard are unhappy and have complaints about India backing for local rival RuPay, as Visa remains concerned that PM Modi has been promoting homegrown RuPay for years, posing a challenge to Visa and Mastercard in the fast-growing payments market.

Visa, MasterCard raises concern about promotion of Rupay

Japan's Princess Mako to give up one-off payment in controversial marriage: Media

India, Singapore launch project to link payment systems for instant fund transfers

Qatar charges migrant activist with taking payment to spread disinformation 

China bans financial, payment institutions from cryptocurrency business 

Tablighi Jamaat: Court allows 34 Thai nationals to walk free on payment of $80 fine

Facebook paid contractors to transcribe users' audio: Report

Apple pledges to fix disruptions to rival payment app TWINT: Switzerland

India will pay back the $6.7 billion oil dues to Iran.

India will soon pay the $6.7 billion oil payment backlog to Iran, Iranian official says.

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