Presidents, kings, princes, and prime ministers attended the state funeral held on Monday in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, whose 70-year reign defined an era.
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Activision Blizzard’s acquisition by Microsoft in a $69b deal faces an in-depth antitrust investigation in the EU & UK.
Activision will be purchased by Microsoft for $69 billion. Blizzard is facing a thorough antitrust probe in Britain after the tech company declined to make
U.S Digital Dollar: To reinforce the U.S. role as a leader in the world financial system.
The Biden administration is taking a step closer to creating the “digital dollar,” a central bank digital currency, and claims it will strengthen America’s position
Dallas surgical deaths: Doctor charged with putting lethal medicines into IV bags.
Authorities said Thursday that a Dallas anesthesiologist had been detained on suspicion of injecting narcotics into bags of intravenous fluids at the surgical center where
Buy-now, pay-later companies are harming consumers – US consumer financial protection bureau.
Due to concerns that “buy-now, pay-later” (BNPL) businesses like Klarna and Affirm Holdings are damaging customers with their rapidly expanding financing options, the U.S. Consumer
New Zealand suitcase murder: 42-year-old woman arrested by South Korean police.
The arrest of a 42-year-old woman suspected of killing two children in New Zealand in 2018 and hiding their bodies in bags was made public
Google loses its appeal against an EU antitrust ruling in a landmark decision that rattled US tech giants.
On Wednesday, a top European court upheld a finding that Google had violated competition laws and imposed a record punishment of 4.1 billion euros. This
Boston Campus Package Explosion: 1 staff injured, FBI detonates another.
Late on Tuesday, a package exploded on the Northeastern University campus in Boston, injuring a staff member, according to the university. Authorities reported that the
Google ads: Publishers to sue for $25.4b in damages across two jurisdictions in UK and Dutch courts.
In two lawsuits that will be brought in British and Dutch courts in the upcoming weeks by a law firm on behalf of publishers, Alphabet
Cancer eradication: Biden urges Americans to make it a “national purpose”.
On Monday, President Joe Biden urged Americans to unite behind his administration’s initiative to put an end to cancer “as we know it.” Invoking JFK’s
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