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Because of its prominence, India has hundreds of website hosting companies who can host your whole website for a variety of prices. Choosing the finest hosting service in India, on the other hand, may be a difficult and time-consuming process. As a result, we’ve made your work easier by conducting our own analysis.

Hostinger is one of the finest choices among India’s top ten web hosting businesses. Every…

New Jersey, United States,- A new Market Intelligence report released by Verified Market Research®, titled Web Hosting Service Market Research Report 2021, provides comprehensive market analysis with forecast through 2028. Research analysts have produced this report through extensive primary and secondary research as well than an advanced research methodology. Data sources have been validated and verified by industry experts to gather key insights on the latest market scenarios and industry trends.

In addition, the report also emphasizes factors influencing market growth, future business opportunities, challenges, scope, demand and supply analysis, technological advancement and innovations on the market. The report also includes an analysis of the financial restraining factors,…

By Matt McFarland, CNN Business

GoDaddy took down a website that allowed people to post tips about possible Texas abortions, in the latest example of businesses pushing back against the state’s new law.

A Texas law that bans abortion providers from carrying out terminations after fetal cardiac activity is detected, which is typically about six weeks into a pregnancy, went into effect this week after the Supreme Court opted not to intervene.

The web hosting service took down the site at about 8 pm Friday, according to Texas Right to Life, the organization that launched the website. GoDaddy did not respond to requests for comment, but said in a tweet Friday that it “informed the website owner yesterday that they have violated GoDaddy’s terms of service and have 24…