Centre blocks 3,718 mobile apps, including illegal loan apps

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is supporting legislation that would require delivery companies to hire drivers as direct employees rather than contractors. The bill has drawn strong opposition from firms like Amazon, which warns the mandate could lead to significant job losses. Critics also contend the measure would hurt small businesses and drive up prices for consumers, with estimates suggesting an added annual cost of around $664. In a separate action, Mamdani sent notices to retailers selling illegal e-bikes, citing public safety concerns. Both moves reflect the mayor's broader push to regulate the delivery and micromobility sectors in New York City.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin has committed over $100 million to oppose a proposed billionaire wealth tax in California. The tax measure is set to go before voters in November. Opponents of the legislation are significantly better funded than those advocating for it. Several other prominent tech industry leaders have also backed the campaign against the tax. The coordinated effort highlights a united front among wealthy tech figures opposing the proposed legislation.
Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar has raised concerns about Pakistan's upcoming Test series against England. He predicts that England will prepare seam-friendly pitches specifically designed to trouble Pakistan's batters. Pakistan has historically struggled to adapt to overseas conditions, which could further hamper their performance. Babar Azam will captain the side during what is expected to be a challenging tour. Poor results could also damage Pakistan's World Test Championship prospects.
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