The head of the powerful financing arm of the European Union has warned that unless the West rapidly steps up its support efforts, it runs
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US Broadcom cleared by UK regulator to acquire VMware in $69b deal.
Following an extensive phase-2 investigation, the UK’s competition watchdog announced on Monday that it had approved the $69 billion acquisition of VMware by American tech
Warren Buffett gifts Berkshire Hathaway stock worth $27m to a charity, making a total giveaway of $50b.
Warren Buffett, an investor, has given an unidentified charity $27 million worth of Berkshire Hathaway stock. Buffett revealed in a filing with the Securities and
China scuttles a $5.4b Intel-Tower international chip deal.
The cancellation of Intel’s $5.4 billion acquisition of an Israeli chip company is the result of China’s refusal to approve the transaction in the face
Bank of Ireland’s technical glitch that gave customers an extra $1,090 payment is now resolved.
Bank of Ireland announced on Wednesday morning that technical issues that permitted some customers to withdraw or transfer more money than was in their accounts
Current AI chatbots are unwieldy, brittle, and malleable with security as secondary concern.
White House representatives are intimately involved in a three-day competition that will culminate on Sunday at the DefCon hacker event in Las Vegas. They are
Amazon rolls out AI generative features that compile product reviews and insight.
A new generative AI feature that compiles user product reviews is now available on Amazon. Before spending time reading through individual reviews, shoppers can quickly
China rolls out new incentives to attract foreign capital.
On Sunday, China’s State Council released rules that it claimed would significantly improve the nation’s environment for foreign investment and draw in more of it.
Miss Universe Indonesia organizers accused of sexual harassment.
Following allegations of sexual harassment by participants against local organizers, the Miss Universe Organization announced it was severing connections with its Indonesian franchisee and canceling
Lebanon’s central bank paid the governor ‘illegitimate’ commissions of $110m. – Report.
A New York-based corporation conducted a forensic audit of Lebanon’s central bank, and the results uncovered years of malfeasance by the bank’s former governor and
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