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Russian Court Hits Google with Record-Breaking $20 Decillion Fine

31Oct

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Russian Court Hits Google with Record-Breaking $20 Decillion Fine

Russian Court Hits Google with Record-Breaking $20 Decillion Fine Over YouTube Bans—A Symbolic Move with Global Ripples A Russian court has ordered Google to pay a staggering fine—so immense that even the Kremlin acknowledged to NBC News on Thursday that it is largely symbolic and not a sum expected to impact Russia's financial resources soon. The penalty, approximately 20 decillion dollars (or 20 followed by 33 zeros) or two undecillion rubles, reflects claims by 17 Russian television channels and other media outlets, which had their content blocked on YouTube, the video-sharing platform owned by Google. These blocked channels are associated with supporters of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s administration and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, as reported by Russian outlet RBC. In pra...

Essential Guide to the DOS-1340-F Form: Simplifying Legal Transitions for New York Corporations

Corporate InformationThe form requires the corporation's official name and the date of its incorporation certificate or authority application filing.Designated AddressCorporations must provide a new address where they prefer to receive legal documents.Resignation StatementThe individual signing must formally state their resignation from the role of designated recipient for legal processes.Affidavit RequirementIf the corporation cannot be located, an affidavit must accompany the form, detailing all efforts made to find the corporation.Filing FeeThe form requires a $60 filing fee, which must be paid to the New York Department of State. Filing Process Corporations looking to file the DOS-1340-F form should:Complete the form accurately, ensuring that all details align with current Dep...

Federal Agents Launch High-Stakes Operation at Brooklyn Jail Housing Diddy Amid Safety Concerns and Rising Violence

On Monday morning, a significant number of federal agents descended upon the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn—the same facility where Sean “Diddy” Combs is currently being held—for what was termed an “interagency operation.” This coordinated action, as noted by the Bureau of Prisons (BOP), was part of a broader effort involving the Justice Department’s Inspector General and multiple other federal law enforcement agencies.While details about the nature of the operation remain unclear, a statement released by the BOP simply indicated that the mission was “designed to achieve our shared goal of maintaining a safe environment for both our employees and the incarcerated individuals housed at MDC Brooklyn.” The BOP further clarified that the operation had been pre-planned and assu...