A group of five banks, including Goldman Sachs and HSBC, have agreed to establish a uniform global standard for revealing clients’ stock holdings. Participants in
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China has vacant homes for 3 billion people. – Ex-statistics bureau chief.
Even China’s 1.4 billion people wouldn’t be able to fill all the vacant flats strewn around the nation, a former official claimed on Saturday in
HSBC will provide climate-tech startups with $1b in funding to help reduce carbon emissions.
In an effort to encourage developing climate-tech businesses globally and to contribute in the reduction of carbon emissions, HSBC Holdings announced on Wednesday that it
Cisco acquires leading cybersecurity firm Splunk for $28b as AI security threats grow.
In order to strengthen its defenses against potential security vulnerabilities that may be exacerbated by the widespread use of artificial intelligence, Cisco has agreed to
Google Maps directed a driver following its instructions over a collapsed bridge, leading to his death.
The family of a man from North Carolina who died after following Google Maps directions and driving his car off a collapsed bridge is suing
Bank of America is to pay a minimum salary of $48,000 a year starting in October.
In order to move closer to its objective of raising hourly pay to $25 by 2025, Bank of America announced in a statement on Wednesday
China dumps iPhone15 for Huawei Mate 60 Pro with advanced chips, U.S doubts capacity for scale.
A subsidiary of Huawei Technologies is exporting new Chinese-made processors for security cameras, which is a new indication that the Chinese tech giant is figuring
Inflation: Uruguay’s central bank is in control, and the Argentine central bank is adrift.
Diego Labat, the head of Uruguay’s central bank, is content. The country is spearheading a regional pivot towards interest rate relaxation, the inflation rate is
Climate change: Combating AIDS, TB, and malaria hampered by extreme weather and conflict.
The chairman of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria has warned that climate change and violence are hampering efforts to combat three
U.S. big banks cave into the Fed’s high interest rates and cost pressures by reducing staff.
Heavyweights in the banking industry, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, have made a number of layoff announcements this year as part of a cost-cutting
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