The heir Prince William and his wife Kate are expected to be absent from King Charles’s first public appearance at a royal function on Sunday,
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Four Canadian school boards sue social media giants for disrupting students’ learning.
In the Canadian province of Ontario, four of the biggest school boards said on Thursday that they had filed lawsuits against TikTok, Meta, and Snapchat,
19% of food is wasted globally, while 783 million people suffer chronic hunger – UN.
A recent United Nations analysis estimates that in 2022, the globe wasted 1.05 billion metric tonnes, or 19% of the food produced worldwide. The Food
HSBC to invest $1b in Southeast Asia’s digital economy, one of the world’s fastest-growing projected at $600b.
On Wednesday, HSBC announced that it is establishing the ASEAN Growth Fund, a $1 billion growth fund that will lend money to Southeast Asian businesses
Visa and Mastercard agree to a $30b settlement over swipe fees with merchants.
A deal involving swipe fees that Visa and MasterCard announced with US retailers may save US consumers tens of billions of dollars. In return for
Trump Towers may be up for grabs on Monday to offset the $457m owed to New York in a civil fraud lawsuit.
On Monday, former president Donald Trump, who is now appealing the ruling that resulted in the enormous debt, will learn how New York State is
China prohibits government computers from using AMD and Intel CPUs.
China has announced plans to gradually remove American microprocessors from Intel and AMD from government servers and personal PCs, according to a report on Sunday.
Trump to garner a windfall of $3b from the public listing of the social media site Truth Social.
The former president is making a comeback to the stock market with the potential for significant financial gain. In a vote on Friday, shareholders of
Justice Department sues Apple for exploiting iPhone users.
Apple is being accused by the Justice Department of creating an illegal monopoly in the smartphone market that keeps prices artificially high, locks out competitors,
Turkish Central Bank raises key interest rate to 50% causing severe economic pains to households.
Turkey’s central bank resumed its program of raising interest rates to battle skyrocketing inflation, which is severely hurting people’s finances. The increase was 5 percentage
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