Aryan Bathla

Music no longer lives on shelves or inside record stores. Today, it exists on servers, playlists, recommendation algorithms, and in the background of cafés, hotels, malls, and smartphones. What once travelled through vinyl and CDs now moves instantly across platforms, borders, and business models. Behind every streamed song, however, lies copyright—the legal framework that determines who owns music, who earns from it, and who may use it. From global superstars to local restaurants, from...

An acquisition is when an entity gains a controlling interest in another entity by statutory or non-statutory means, i.e., buying out the...

Sports Shoes are more than just footwear; they are a blend of cutting-edge technology, functional design, and bold aesthetics. These...