Following the announcement of new shareholders in a restructuring plan that will result in the delisting of the firm and the erasure of current ownership
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Google’s dominance as a search engine is a result of its unfair business practices. – CEO, Microsoft.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella claimed on Monday that Google’s dominance as a search engine was a result of unfair practices adopted by the corporation, which
South Asia emerges as the fastest-growing region in the world with a 6% rate, and India is at the peak.
The World Bank predicted on Tuesday that South Asia will grow by 5.8% this year, making it the fastest-growing area in the globe, even though
Western economies are desperate to accept migrants for jobs, and innovation in view of an aging population. – UN chief.
In an effort to change the perception of migrants in many areas of the world, the new head of the U.N.’s migration agency stated on
Climate change has made flooding in New York City the “new normal.” – Governor.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul said on Saturday, as the city started to dry up after one of its wettest days ever that the torrential
Apple is worried that the iOS17 bug overheating the iPhone 15 series could flunk sales.
Apple is blaming a software glitch as well as other problems linked to well-known apps like Instagram and Uber for the heating up of its
US bank regulators fine 3 big banks over $50m for swap reporting failures.
In order to resolve allegations of deficiencies in swap reporting and other offenses, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Friday ordered Goldman Sachs, Bank
Italy aims to raise $22b from the sale of MPS bank and other state assets to keep debt in check.
Italy hopes to raise at least 1% of its GDP, or $22.2 billion, from asset sales between 2024 and 2026, according to the Treasury’s Economic
China to attract more investors with visa-free policies, visa exemptions and tax rebates.
In order to support the nation’s post-pandemic tourist industry, China will continue its visa-free policies and consider adding more nations to its visa-exemption list, according
UK approves a Moroccan subsea cable project costing $25b to supply renewable energy to 7m British homes.
The designation of a project of “national significance” by Britain might help clear regulatory obstacles for the construction of an undersea cable bringing renewable energy
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