Upmanyu Trivedi is a multinational reporter with a focus on business, finance, and legal affairs. He has written for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, Irish Independent, and Insurance Journal. Upmanyu's work has also been featured in Moneyweb, Business Day, Yahoo News, and other reputable outlets.
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Upmanyu Trivedi's articles predominantly focus on legal disputes, UK court rulings, and government policy and regulations. This indicates a strong preference for content related to legal matters, government decisions, and evolving stories in the realm of law and politics.
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Legal experts raise concerns about nationalism rearing its head in courts around the world
By: Upmanyu Trivedi
When YouTube blocked three Russian channels it said were controlled by sanctioned supporters of Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the US video
(Bloomberg) -- When YouTube blocked three Russian channels it said were controlled by sanctioned supporters of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the US video company thought any disputes would be resolved in courts in California and England.Most Read from BloombergNY Transit Agency Takes Next Step on Brooklyn-Queens Rail LinkThere Will Soon Be No Meatpackers Left in NYC’s Historic Meatpacking DistrictInside NYC’s Playbook for Getting Federal Grant FundsA South Korean City Plays Matchmaker to
Alphabet Inc.’s Google won a legal battle to keep the YouTube Shorts brand name, avoiding a potential global re-branding of its popular short videos format rival to TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Meta Platforms Inc. failed in a bid to challenge a class action suit in the UK that alleged Facebook abused its dominant position and exploited its users personal data.
Meta Platforms Inc. failed in a bid to challenge a class action suit in the UK that alleged Facebook abused its dominant position and exploited its users
By: Upmanyu Trivedi, Alex Longley
British energy trading firm Dare International Ltd. sued two ex-traders alleging they “flagrantly” violated their employment terms to gain “more money as soon as possible” before joining the company’s main rival in Dubai.
By: Upmanyu Trivedi, Eleanor Thornber
Bosses at London Capital & Finance Plc ran a ponzi scheme to collect hundreds of millions of pounds from retail investors, spending much of it on themselves, a London judge ruled.
By: Eleanor Thornber, Upmanyu Trivedi
Barclays Plc must pay £49,728 ($62,978) to a former analyst who won her case over workplace treatment and sex discrimination after an employment tribunal ruled the bank’s actions were “thoughtless.”
The UK’s Serious Fraud Office closed its investigation into bribery and corruption allegations at Bombardier Inc., deferring to comparable probes in the US and Canada.
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