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Robots, drones to crash global food delivery costs to just $1 per order.
Barclays stated on Wednesday that autonomous food delivery robots and drones could reduce costs by several dollars to as low as $1 per order, a
Amazon acquires Globalstar satellite in an $11.57 billion deal to challenge Musk’s Starlink.
Amazon.com said on Tuesday that it will buy Globalstar for $11.57 billion, strengthening its nascent satellite division as it seeks to compete with Starlink, a
Social media sites must stop young users from scrolling never-ending videos, the UK’s Starmer says.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated on Monday that social media sites like Instagram and TikTok must take measures to prevent young people from wasting
UK financial regulators examine potential vulnerabilities highlighted by Anthropic’s latest AI model.
UK financial regulators are in urgent discussions with big banks and the government’s cybersecurity agency to evaluate the risks associated with Anthropic’s latest artificial intelligence
The gap between affluent and poor countries is widening, says a UN report.
U.N. research shows that the gap between rich and poor countries is widening even more as many governments’ agreements from last year—such as reforming the
IMF chief warns that the Iran war is darkening the outlook of the world economy.
The chief of the International Monetary Fund cautioned on Thursday that the Iran war is worsening the prospects for the global economy, regardless of how
US banks to release $320 billion in capital with revised Basel rules.
Morgan Stanley analysts calculated on Wednesday that large U.S. banks might be able to release up to $320 billion in capital under updated draft regulations
Developing nations in Europe and Central Asia face a downturn from the Middle East crisis, the World Bank says.
The World Bank on Wednesday said emerging and developing economies in Europe and Central Asia could see a severe slowdown this year due to a
Ackman’s Pershing Square bids $64 billion for Universal Music Group, the Taylor Swift label.
In a cash-and-stock deal worth over $64 billion, activist investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management is proposing to buy Taylor Swift and Bad Bunny’s
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