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Meta is also facing questions in India after Facebook briefly restricted a post shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in July.

Meta faces fresh US child safety trial: India also scrutinises content moderation

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

Meta is facing allegations that its platforms are designed to keep young users engaged while failing to protect them from harmful content.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra price dropped during the ongoing Amazon sale. All details.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra price comes down to Rs 85,149 on Amazon; check price, offers and specs

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

Amazon's Great Freedom Sale is live, and the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is available at an exciting deal, allowing buyers to get it for around Rs 85,000.

 The world could witness the “largest infrastructure build-out in human history,” which he believes will create “a lot of jobs.”

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang says AI data centers will unlock high-paying jobs beyond tech

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

Jensen Huang predicts that jobs in skilled trades, such as plumbing, construction, and other hands-on work, will drastically increase

The iPhone 4 was the mainline flagship for 477 days day, nearly 16-month.

Apple’s iPhone 17 could break a 15-year flagship record; Here’s how

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

The current iPhone 17 could hold the title of longest-running flagship, and no other iPhone has reported breaking this record.

Adani airline speculation: Aviation Ministry says waiver request received by AAI, no decision yet

Centre says airport operators can own airlines, confirms waiver request received by AAI

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

The matter has not yet been examined by the Ministry of Civil Aviation

The study highlights a sharp mismatch between awareness and action across corporate India.

Rising healthcare costs emerge as top worry for India Inc employees: Tata AIG survey

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

Even while employed, workers remain uneasy about their safety nets. Nearly 75% of respondents agreed that their employer-provided cover alone would prove inadequate in the event of an emergency hospit...

Dabur accuses FSSAI of favouring other manufacturers by banning 100% pure label

Dabur says FSSAI favoured certain manufacturers by banning sale of items with ‘100%’ label

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

Dabur challenged the order, arguing it was issued without a show-cause notice, improvement notice or an opportunity to be heard.

Globally, the eclipse begins at around 15:35 UTC on August 12 and ends at about 19:59 UTC. The greatest eclipse occurs at approximately 17:47 UTC. 

August 12 solar eclipse: Where the total solar eclipse will be visible & how to see in India

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

The total eclipse will be visible only within a relatively narrow corridor. Depending on the location, totality can last for up to about 2 minutes and 18 seconds.

Travel partners have two ways to process the visas under the programme.

Abu Dhabi offers free UAE visas to Indian tourists: Check who qualifies, how to claim it and flight rules

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

The latest offer follows Abu Dhabi's recent efforts to strengthen air connectivity, expand travel trade partnerships and create new opportunities for visitors from India.

‘US Big Tech could take $100 billion in digital ads’: Fund manager warns India is losing out (Image: AI generated)

'We are sleepwalking into 2035': Fund manager warns India is handing trillion-dollar value to US Big Tech

by Business Today Desk |Aug 10, 2026

The equity strategist said Google and Meta were the biggest concerns, while Amazon, Flipkart and newer large language models could also add to the pressure on Indian platforms