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
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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
Amazon launches European sovereign cloud to prevent American government from snooping on user data.
As part of its effort to meet the stringent laws that businesses and those working in the public sector must go by in the European
Microsoft targets Apple’s market share with Nvidia’s Arm-based PC chips.
The market for processing chips for artificial intelligence is dominated by Nvidia and it is now vying for personal computers, a longstanding bastion of Intel.
Chevron- Hess all shares deal for $53b, as elevated energy prices give higher returns to investors.
The $53 billion acquisition of Hess Corp. by Chevron is not even the largest in the energy sector this month, as major producers seize the
China’s dominance and curb on the export of graphite and critical minerals for EVs triggers a race for alternatives.
Miners around the world are in a race against time to complete new projects in order to ensure supply for the upcoming generation of electric
Italy’s treasury appoints UBS, Jefferies, and Clifford Chance as financial and legal advisers for MPS privatization.
The privatization of the bailed-out bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), according to the Italian treasury will be handled by UBS, Jefferies, and Clifford
US budget deficit hits $1.7tr as revenue dips, social security and health bills grow.
The U.S. government announced a $1.695 trillion budget deficit for fiscal 2023 on Friday, a 23% increase from the previous year as a result of
Americans losing trust in institutions, from Congress to organized religion.
A longer-term pessimism about the nation’s fundamental institutions is being fueled by the Republican dysfunction that has brought the U.S. House to a standstill as
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