In a deal estimated to be worth more than $1 billion, Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners announced on Tuesday that they would buy Australia’s Energy
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Toyota is to invest $13.9b in its first global EV battery plant in North Carolina and will provide 5,000 jobs by 2025.
In an effort to further electrify its lineup, Toyota Motor announced on Tuesday that it will increase its investment by $8 billion and create roughly
Facebook and Instagram in Europe offer ad-free options to users in compliance with privacy ruling.
In order to comply with the stringent data privacy regulations in Europe, Facebook and Instagram users now have the option to purchase ad-free versions of
World Bank warns that if the Israel-Hamas conflict worsens, it may lead to global surge in oil and food prices.
The fighting between Israel and Hamas might send oil prices into “uncharted waters,” according to a World Bank assessment released on Monday. This could lead
Duke Energy consortium to build a Florida plant to produce, store, and combust 100% green hydrogen.
Duke Energy, an electric company, announced on Friday that it will construct a clean energy project in Florida that would use an end-to-end system to
G-7 nations support robust food and energy supply chains, despite worsening global conflicts.
The Group of Seven wealthy countries’ trade and economic representatives reaffirmed their commitment on Sunday to cooperate in order to maintain seamless supply chains for
Elon Musk’s X aims to monetize the app with video and audio calling, and two new premium subscription plans.
On Friday, Elon Musk’s social media network X—previously known as Twitter—unveiled two new subscription tiers, one of which is Premium+, for those who are ready
German companies turn to robots to fill jobs costing $100b a year.
The head of the grinding unit at S&D Blech, a manufacturer of machine parts, is retiring. The corporation will replace him with a robot because
UN sets up an advisory panel on the global regulation of AI.
A worldwide advisory council, including 39 members, was appointed by U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres on Thursday to provide reports on the risks, obstacles, and significant
UK’s Standard Chartered Bank lost $1b to China’s real estate and banking crises.
StanChart’s stock dropped 12% in London on Thursday before trading was momentarily suspended. The company had earlier disclosed that its profit had unexpectedly dropped by