The Financial Times reported on Sunday (Apr. 23) that British chipmaker Arm is developing its own semiconductor to highlight the features of its products in
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Royal family: Meghan attacks the UK media over the imaginary King Charles letters.
In her most recent spat with the press, Meghan, the wife of Britain’s Prince Harry, criticized the British media on Saturday over claims that letters
Vanguard asset managers made a windfall during the March banking crisis.
According to recent research, Vanguard, the second-largest asset manager in the world, raised exposure to major bank bonds amid the banking crisis in March by
Non-bank financial institutions constitute a significant risk to financial system stability.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council released new procedures on Friday to help identify and mitigate financial system risks. The council also offered guidance on how
UK PM Sunak under fire for free child care as deputy steps down over bullying.
Dominic Raab, the deputy prime minister of the United Kingdom, resigned reluctantly on Friday after it was discovered that he had intimidated government employees, albeit
Smart gun powered by facial recognition technology hits the market.
The newest innovation in personalized weaponry that can only be discharged by verified users, the smart gun powered by facial recognition technology is now available
Maine mass shooting: Gunman killed parents, 5 others on a busy highway.
Just days after being released from jail, a man admitted to shooting and killing four people, including his parents, before opening fire on passing cars
BMW was dragged at the Shanghai auto show over an ice cream melee.
Chinese online users criticized the German car manufacturer BMW on Thursday, accusing it of discrimination at the Shanghai auto show over accusations that employees at
Beijing Hospital massive fire leaves 29 dead, 39 critically injured.
Authorities announced Wednesday that a hospital fire in Beijing has claimed 29 lives, including 26 patients. Twelve people, including the hospital’s head and her deputy,
EU to invest $47b in computer chip production and wean itself off reliance on Asia.
In an effort to reduce its reliance on Asia for the small computer chips that run everything from vehicles to washing machines, the European Union
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