In no particular order, here are MediaNama’s top 10 stories of the week ended 22nd April 2018 MediaNama would like to thank its sponsors: E2E, for their support. Paytm to offer forex services, cross border remittances soon: Reports Paytm is reportedly set to foray into foreign exchange and cross-border payments as well under its payments bank entity, having already received the authorised dealership (AD Category II) licence from the Reserve Bank of India. According to the central bank, authorised money changers can offer services of foreign exchange to foreigners travelling in India as well as Indians looking for foreign exchange before embarking on a trip abroad. Read it here After a year's delay, VICE is finally live in India Canadian digital media and broadcasting company VICE Media which was supposed to start its India operations in Q1 of 2017, is now finally live in India. For the past one year, the media company was hiring and prepping up for its India launch. Read it here Facebook explains data collection policies, says other companies do it too Following CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s near 10 hours long Congressional hearings, Facebook is now offering details to its users (and US legislators who asked) on how exactly it collects data from people when they’re not logged into the platform. Read it here SC stays partial sale of RCom assets to Jio until final decision on the matter The Supreme Court has stayed an order by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) which allowed partial…
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