Indonesia’s naval force pronounces lost submarine sunk, each of the 53 on board dead.
Indonesia’s naval force on Saturday pronounced its missing submarine had sunk and aired out, killing 53 individuals on board, in the wake of discovering things
Ethiopia starts building “Africa’s biggest airport” for $12.5 billion.
On Saturday, Ethiopian Airlines formally began a $12.5 billion building project in the Ethiopian town of Bishoftu, which officials claim would be Africa's largest airport
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
SpaceX rocketship launches 4 space explorers on NASA mission to space station
NASA and Elon Musk’s business rocket organization SpaceX dispatched another four-space traveler group on a trip to the Worldwide Space Station on Friday, the primary
Time is of essence for missing Indonesian submarine as U.S. joins search
Salvage groups from several countries were battling against time on Friday to track down a missing Indonesian Naval force submarine lost in the Bali Ocean
Crypto inflows attain $4.9 billion as of mid-April – Coinshares data
Inflows into crypto currency fund and products hit $4.9 billion as of April 16, with the speed of increment easing back somewhat in the initial
France justifies Chad military takeover as necessary to guarantee stability.
France’s foreign minister on Thursday justified military takeover in Chad in spite of complaints from the opposition there, saying it was essential for security in
Bank of England foresees looming dangers from cloud data providers.
The Bank of England may reinforce its controls on cloud data suppliers and other innovation firms to counter potential dangers to the soundness of the
Floyd verdict builds trust, if just transient, to Black America
Alleviation, regardless of whether short lived and transient, is an inclination that Black Americans have seldom known in America: From subjugation to Jim Crow isolation
Chadian president killed after 30 years in power.
Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno, who governed the central African country for over thirty years, was killed Tuesday on the front line in a battle
China delivery monster Meituan raises $10b – a war chest for drones, self-driving vehicles.
Food delivery behemoth Meituan has raised $10 billion up in a stock and convertible bonds deal, underscoring solid financial backer confidence in the development possibilities
U.S. Banks deploy artificial intelligence to screen customers, workers despite privacy concerns
Several U.S. Banks have started deploying camera software that can investigate customer preferences, screen workers and spot individuals resting close to ATMs, even as they
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