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Veena Singh

  • Food Policy, The George Institute for Global Health
  • Associate Director, PwC
  • Associate Director, PwC
As seen in: MDPI, Taylor & Francis Online, Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, touchONCOLOGY, International Brand Equity, Grihshobha
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Nanomaterials for soil remediation, water treatment, and agriculture

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By Sunil Verma, Devendra Singh, Veena Singh, Vivek Dhiman
| Taylor & Francis Online
The application of nanotechnologies (NTs) represents a rapidly advancing field within the environmental sector, offering innovative solutions to meet the growing demand for natural resources driven by global population expansion. More precisely, discuss the use of NTs for increased reductive dechlorination, heavy metal removal, and oil spill cleanup in the section on environmental remediation.
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UK Clears Microsoft's Monumental $69 Billion Acquisition of Activision Blizzard

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By Veena Singh
| International Brand Equity
The UK competition watchdog has given the green light to Microsoft’s $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. This approval removes the last significant obstacle for the gaming deal to proceed. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) expressed satisfaction with Microsoft’s revised proposal to sell some gaming rights to Ubisoft Entertainment, addressing competition concerns.
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Google's Restriction on Microsoft Edge Users Highlights Tussle Over Ad-Blocking

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By Veena Singh
| International Brand Equity
In a recent move that has stirred the tech community, Google has reportedly started blocking certain Microsoft Edge users from accessing YouTube videos, provided they have the “strict” tracking protection mode activated. This mode essentially blocks trackers, thereby limiting advert access to user data. This action is perceived as Google’s crackdown on ad blockers that could potentially dent its ad revenues.
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