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Topic · standing beatupdated Thu, 29 Oct, 04:30

Glass Manufacturing

1 story · 1 outlet · last 7 days

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This week’s lead · most outlets

Business · 28 Oct

రాళ్లు విసిరినా.. రాడ్లతో కొట్టినా పగలని గ్లాస్: ఫ్రాన్స్ అల్లర్లను అడ్వర్టైజ్‌మెంట్‌గా మార్చిన చైనా కంపెనీ!

AI summary[PUBLISHER] reports that a Chinese glass company used footage of riots in France, where demonstrators attacked shops, to advertise the durability of its unbreakable glass. The company posted the viral video on social media to demonstrate its product's strength. The article also includes a warning to Delhi residents about potential similar unrest.

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