Google axes 12,000 jobs across different sectors, bringing Big Tech job cuts to 48,000 in 30 days.
Google is cutting 12,000 jobs, or around 6% of its employees, making it the latest tech business to do so as the COVID-19 pandemic-related economic
African nations are trapped in a debt cycle, as Chinese loan repayment exceeds the amount they receive in new loans.
China's position as a major lender to developing countries has changed over the past ten years, with fresh loans to poorer nations drastically declining while
Amazon fined $2.5 billion for duping millions of customers with Prime subscription. – FTC.
A historic order has been obtained by the Federal Trade Commission from Amazon.com, Inc., Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay, and Vice President Jamil Ghani. This
Amazon laid off 18,000 employees in the U.S., Canada, and Costa Rica using emails.
As part of its plan to let go of 18,000 workers, Amazon.com Inc. said in a memo to employees seen by reporters that it will
Brexit raised the Number of EU Millionaire Bankers – Watchdog.
According to the European Union’s banking authority, more Brexit-related relocations from London and an increase in trading raised the number of bankers earning more than
California gang war: 16-year-old mum, baby, 4 others killed.
In a blatant attack in an agricultural hamlet in central California that left six people dead at a residence connected to drugs and guns, a
Big Tech crisis: Microsoft to cut 11,000 jobs given the worsening global economic outlook.
Thousands of positions will be removed at Microsoft Corp., with certain positions in the engineering and human resources departments possibly being eliminated, according to reports
Madagascar solar company secures $21m to connect 50,000 homes.
Off-grid solar firm WeLight from Madagascar has received 19 million euros ($20.57 million) to power 50,000 homes over the next two years, the company announced
Italy’s Top Mafia Fugitive Was Finally Captured after being ravaged by Cancer.
More than anything else, Matteo Messina Denaro’s declining health put a stop to his 30 years of living as a fugitive. Until his capture on
Siemens signs biggest train deal for $3.25b in India.
The largest locomotive contract in Siemens’ history, worth $3.25 billion, was signed to supply and maintain freight trains in India, the German engineering company announced
Food companies profiteering from inflation should pay windfall taxes. – Oxfam.
Oxfam, an organization fighting poverty, said on Monday, as the World Economic Forum’s annual conference got off, that food firms making large profits as inflation
Toyota will convert old vehicles to electric to achieve Net-Zero emissions. – CEO Akio Toyoda.
Toyota suggests simply installing cleaner technology like fuel cells and electric motors inside of existing vehicles to expedite the global transition to sustainable transportation. At
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