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A South Korean court ruled Friday that US tech giant Apple had infringed on two Samsung Electronics technology patents, and ordered it to pay 40 million won ($35,242) in damages.
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Kava export to increase by 18,000kgFiji’s kava exports could soon increase by 18, 000 kilograms per month to the Unites States of America.
BUSINESS
Kava export to increase by 18,000kgFiji’s kava exports could soon increase by 18, 000 kilograms per month to the Unites States of America.
TECHNOLOGY
Saudi says Internet apps break the rulesSaudi Arabia warned Sunday of "suitable measures" if providers of Internet messenger applications such as WhatsApp fail to comply with its rules, days after the industry said authorities wanted to control such traffic.
HEALTH/FITNESS
CWMH mortuary refurbished, privatisedThe opening of a refurbished mortuary at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital (CWMH) reflects Fiji government’s commitment to improve medical services and resources around the country, says Minister for Health Dr Neil Sharma.
SPORTS
Alvin shines as Blues thump RewaCentral midfielder Alvin Avinesh featured prominently and scored a brace as Lautoka thumped Rewa 4-1 in a National Football League fixture at the ANZ Stadium this afternoon.
LIFESTYLE/FASHION
New packaging to discourage smokingFrom October 1, packaging of all tobacco products, including duty-free, will have to carry graphic health warnings as part of efforts to discourage people from smoking.
