Following the release of new statistics indicating that house prices have fallen by about 10% since the year’s beginning, China announced a slew of new
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Banking digitalisation creates new risks that may require new standards. – Basel Committee.
Global banking authorities stated in a report on Thursday that the digitalisation of banking and the introduction of Big Tech into the industry accentuate already-existing
Donor funds given by foundations skewed in favor of larger nonprofits led by White CEOs. – Report
A report from the nonprofit data research group Candid found that women of color typically head the NGOs with the fewest financial resources, whereas white
Biden shuts out Chinese EVs with 102% tariff hike.
The Biden administration unveiled plans to impose fresh duties on Chinese solar cells, electric cars, sophisticated batteries, steel, aluminum, and medical equipment. This election-year measure
The Seagull, a small well-made, Chinese EV, set to take over the US auto industry
American automakers and politicians are quaking over the Seagull, a small, inexpensive electric vehicle. The car, which was introduced by Chinese automaker BYD last year,
The biggest geomagnetic storm in 20 years disrupts Musk’s Starlink satellites.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX satellite division, Starlink, issued a “degraded service” warning on Saturday as the planet was being ravaged by the strongest solar-induced geomagnetic storm
Argentina’s economy is in ruins as 1,000 pesos worth $58 in 2017 is now $1.
The size of Argentina’s largest banknote in circulation has increased by five times to 10,000 pesos, or roughly $10, due to the country’s prices rising
TikTok is suing the US to stop a law that for the first time bans a single, named social media platform.
A new American rule that would prohibit the well-known video-sharing app in the country unless it is sold to an authorized buyer is being challenged
Apple launches new AI chip for enhanced iPad Pro models
Apple unveiled a new chip on Tuesday called the M4, claiming it would outperform laptops built for artificial intelligence. However, the M4 chip was only
Qantas Airways to pay $79m compensation and a fine for selling seats on canceled flights.
Qantas Airways and Australia’s consumer watchdog announced on Monday that the airline has agreed to pay 120 million Australian dollars ($79 million) in compensation and