When Microsoft releases its earnings on Tuesday, investors’ main issue will be whether the company’s growth in its Azure cloud computing business has accelerated enough
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UK’s health service crumbles as 7.6m people await care.
Ahead of a significant statement on the condition of the public finances that is mostly anticipated to lay the foundation for more taxes, the new
G20 finance ministers resolve to tax the richest 1% that amassed $42tr in new wealth in the last ten years more.
In a joint ministerial statement released on Friday, finance ministers from major developed and developing countries pledged to work towards successfully taxing the ultra-rich. “After
ChatGPT powered search engine to compete with Google.
OpenAI is testing a search engine that leverages ChatGPT, which could directly compete with Google and impact the flow of users looking for news and
Paris Olympics: France’s train network crippled by arson attacks hours to take off.
In a series of early-morning attacks around the nation, sabotage artists targeted France’s TGV high-speed train network, causing travel disruptions and revealing security vulnerabilities in
ECB examines banks’ exposure to geopolitical risks on reputation, capital, and operations given Russian sanctions.
The chief banking supervisor for the European Central Bank announced on Wednesday that she was developing a new framework to evaluate the impact of geopolitical
UK regulator says Google to give users the option to block or allow third-party cookies on Chrome browser.
Google has abruptly reversed course on four years of work to phase out a technology that helps businesses follow consumers online and is abandoning plans
Global cyber outage: US regulator alarmed that 11 of 22 large banks plagued by weak risk management.
Based on secret assessments, a senior U.S. bank regulator discovered that 11 out of 22 large banks under its supervision have “weak” or “insufficient” risk
Microsoft software update grounds airlines, banks, telecommunications, and media globally.
On Friday, a software update caused chaos on computer systems all around the world, causing services ranging from banking to healthcare to be disrupted, forcing
US shoppers spent $7.2b online on the first day of Amazon Prime Day.
During the first day of Amazon’s Prime Day in the US, consumers spent over $7.2 billion online across shops, according to a data released by
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