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Global tech majors Amazon, Alphabet and Apple Inc on Friday dropped out of the race to bid for Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights. Meanwhile, the central government issued new guidelines that make it mandatory for celebrity endorsers to disclose their material interest in the product they are endorsing. Read more on these in our headlines.

No Bezos-Ambani face-off as Big Tech quits race for IPL broadcast rights

Global tech majors Amazon, Alphabet and Apple Inc on Friday dropped out of the race to bid for Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights, leaving the space to traditional broadcasters. With this, the auction

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