abuse of dominant position

The saga surrounding Michael Jackson's estate takes a surprising twist as it finds itself facing a staggering $213 million lawsuit filed by four Cascio family relations, who accuse the estate of extortion. In response, the estate is advocating for the matter to be resolved through private arbitration, referencing a previously reached settlement.

The Competition Commission of India raised alarms about the practices of private super-specialty hospitals in the Delhi NCR region. It was highlighted that patients find themselves in a 'locked-in' predicament, where they're almost forced to rely on the hospitals' own pharmacies and diagnostic services.

The Delhi High Court has ordered Apple to fully cooperate with the Competition Commission of India's antitrust probe into App Store practices, rejecting the company's bid to halt proceedings. Apple, which has refused to submit financial data to the CCI since October 2024, faces a potential penalty of up to $38 billion under India's competition law. The regulator cannot issue a final ruling before July 15.

A viral post by streamer Zack Hoyt, suggesting women's jobs are for "fake parity" and they should return to being mothers or "pr***utes," has ignited widespread criticism. Daya Ventures CEO Malin Frithiofsson shared the remarks, highlighting the reach of such misogynistic content and her own experiences with online abuse, sparking a broader debate on gender bias and online behavior.

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief C Joseph Vijay assumed office as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, promising a new era of secular and social justice governance. He highlighted the inherited financial strain, pledging transparency, strict action against corruption and drug abuse, and prioritizing education, roads, and water facilities for the people.

As 'Ugly Story' nears its May 22, 2026 release, Avika Gor clarifies the film doesn't glorify unhealthy relationships. Instead, it unflinchingly explores the emotional damage and harsh realities of love gone wrong, presenting a darker, honest portrayal. The Telugu thriller, co-starring Nandu, delves into how affection can morph into control, aiming to spark conversations about emotional abuse and self-awareness.

West Bengal may have convinced the BJP that even difficult states can be conquered. But crossing from two seats to the halfway mark in a Sikh-majority state is another proposition altogether

Much as America’s crisis of masculinity is real, Trump and MAGA have sold a false fix for it. So when Trump leaves, and his snake oil’s effect wears off, American men of his camp are bound to have a rude awakening

The Supreme Court refused to postpone hearings on petitions challenging the 2023 law for appointing election commissioners, deeming the matter "more important than any other matter." The court allowed petitioners to begin arguments, emphasizing the significance of the case over other ongoing constitutional benches.

Leeds United’s FA Cup semi-final defeat to Chelsea has been overshadowed by police action against homophobic chanting, with 16 fans reported for prosecution under updated Crown Prosecution Service guidance. Amid a tense, physical match at Wembley, broader concerns around discriminatory abuse, including ongoing “Savile” chants, highlight football’s increasing legal and cultural reckoning with fan behaviour.

BJP has mounted an all-out campaign to unseat Mamata in Bengal, but despite anti-incumbency, Suvendu Adhikari’s rise and Modi’s campaign blitz, cultural missteps, voter alienation and Didi’s enduring appeal complicate its path

The massacre a year before didn’t result in more Pak-backed terrorism. India’s deep strikes were effective. But, Iran’s ‘mosaic defence’ against US shows what India’s strategic capability needs

As Mamata Banerjee seeks a fourth straight term, SIR — which has deleted or put under adjudication one in 10 of the state’s voters — has eclipsed incumbency, recasting Bengal’s election as a struggle over identity and exclusion

As Mamata Banerjee seeks a fourth straight term, SIR — which has deleted or put under adjudication one in 10 of the state’s voters — has eclipsed incumbency, recasting Bengal’s election as a struggle over identity and exclusion

The BBC once revisited the Stanford Prison Experiment through a controlled 2002 prison simulation to test how authority forms under structured conditions. While Zimbardo’s original study suggested roles alone could drive conformity and tyranny, the BBC experiment found authority depended more on group identity and cohesion, with guards struggling and prisoners resisting. Both studies remain influential but limited by lack of ecological validity.