A few years back, Aleksander Caban from Carbon Studio saw a big problem: making basic parts for video games took a lot of time and effort. 

Carbon Studio's AI Tool Auctoria: Simplifying 3D Game Development

TransUnion, a credit monitoring company, has said they didn't have a data breach, even though a group named USDoD claims they took data from them. 

TransUnion Denies Data Breach Claim by USDoD Group

Investors in uranium are making good money in 2023, as uranium investments have increased by over 30%. 

Uranium Investments Rise in 2023: Benefits and Challenges

A group of big investors, known as the Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance, wants governments to help and spend more on clean energy. 

Major Investors Urge Government Support for $275 Trillion Clean Energy Opportunity

TikTok is becoming really popular, and many researchers want to study how people use it. 

Researchers Want to Study Popular App TikTok, But Face Challenges Due to Strict Rules

A recent survey by the Census Bureau found that even three years after major Covid-related supply issues, about one in six American adults (over 45 million people) experienced a shortage of important medicines and medical tools in the last month. 

Americans Still Struggle with Medical Supply Shortages and Health Concerns Years After Covid

The FDA discovered quality control issues at Novo Nordisk's main U.S. factory in May 2022, as reported. 

FDA Flags Quality Concerns at Novo Nordisk's US Factory in 2022 Inspections

India is implementing mandatory annual audits of raw material suppliers by pharmaceutical companies as part of tighter regulations following concerns over the safety of its pharmaceutical industry. 

India Introduces Annual Audits for Pharma Suppliers Following Child Deaths Linked to Cough Syrup

Goldman Sachs is giving Formula 1 a big loan of $1.7 billion to help them rearrange another loan they already have. 

Goldman Sachs Offers $1.7 Billion Loan to Formula 1 for Seven Years

Portugal is helping families with big mortgage payments because the European Central Bank made borrowing more expensive. 

Portugal Helps Families Reduce Mortgage Rates After European Central Bank Decision

Sweden's central bank, Riksbank, increased its main interest rate to 4% to deal with rising prices. 

Riksbank Raises Interest Rate and Sells Foreign Currency as Swedish Economy Faces Challenges

Recently, some lawyers made Tesla's board give back $700 million, saying they were paid too much.

Lawyers Ask for $229 Million After Making Tesla Return $700 Million

A recent research checked how big tech companies handle wrong information about climate change.

Twitter X Receives Lowest Ranking in Climate Change Misinformation Report

T-Mobile users found a big problem with the company's app. 

T-Mobile App Glitch Exposes User Details; Company Responds

Cisco is buying the cybersecurity company Splunk for about $28 billion, making it Cisco's biggest purchase ever. 

Cisco Systems to Buy Cybersecurity Company Splunk for $28 Billion

UBS, a big bank, has cut down a lot of jobs in its Hong Kong office, letting go of about 70% of its staff. 

UBS Cuts 70% of Its Hong Kong Staff After Merging with Credit Suisse

Malaysia's main retirement fund, KWAP, is setting aside about $107 million to help Malaysian startups grow. 

Malaysia's KWAP Invests $107 Million in Venture Funds and Startups

Norway's central bank, Norges Bank, raised its interest rates to 4.25%, the highest in 14 years.

Norway's Bank Raises Interest Rates to 14-Year High; More Hikes Expected

Volvo has announced they will stop making diesel cars by early 2024 and focus more on electric cars. 

Volvo to Stop Making Diesel Cars by 2024 in Favor of Electric

Apple store workers in France want to go on strike when the iPhone 15 launches. They want better pay and work conditions. 

French Apple Store Employees to Strike for Better Pay During iPhone 15 Launch

Google is being sued by the family of Philip Paxson from North Carolina because he died while using Google Maps. 

Google Faces Lawsuit Over Fatal GPS Error in North Carolina Bridge Collapse

Germany is thinking about making strict rules to reduce the use of Huawei and ZTE parts in their 5G networks because of security worries. 

Germany Debates 5G Regulations to Restrict Chinese Components Over Security Concerns

In Qantas Airways' yearly report, they showed that their former CEO, Alan Joyce, got a huge pay raise of 872%. 

Former Qantas CEO Receives 900% Salary Increase, but Bonus Reduced Due to Scandals

The CDC recommends that all individuals over the age of 6 months receive the latest COVID-19 booster shot. 

Some Doctors Are Skeptical of the Urgent Push for Universal COVID Boosters

Healthcare workers, researchers, and safety officers have expressed concerns about new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that might reduce protection against COVID-19 and other airborne pathogens in hospitals.

Concerns Over CDC Guidelines on Hospital Mask Usage

Last Wednesday, oil prices went down by 1%. 

Oil Prices Drop Due to U.S. Interest Rate Decisions and Global Economic Concerns

Sweden's money watchdog, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), is looking into Alecta, a big pension fund company. 

Sweden's Financial Watchdog Investigates Big Pension Fund's $4.5 Billion Investment

In a recent legal case about Google, it came out that when Apple started using its own maps instead of Google Maps on iPhones, it hurt Google a lot. 

Google Struggles to Recover Mobile Traffic After Apple Switched from Google Maps

Sweden and Norway might both raise their main interest rates by 0.25% this week. 

Sweden and Norway Consider Raising Interest Rates

Ikea, a famous Swedish furniture brand, is cutting prices for almost 500 items in Sweden, especially home storage products like the 'Billy' bookshelf. 

Ikea Lowers Prices on 500 Items in Sweden to Help Consumers Amid Rising Costs

Sweden is facing a tough economic time, as experts from Svenska Handelsbanken AB say there might be a recession this year. 

Sweden Will Have a Difficult Time Avoiding Economic Crisis, According to SHB

Denmark's central bank says the country's economy looks better now. 

Denmark's Economy Improves Due to Strong Pharmaceutical Industry

The Swedish streaming company, Viaplay Group AB, owes a lot of money. Because of this, their lenders have asked FTI Consulting Inc. for help. 

Viaplay Faces Financial Challenges and Seeks Help to Manage Debt

H&M, a big clothing store, now charges £1.99 for returning items bought online unless they're damaged or wrong. 

H&M Charges for Online Returns Unless You're a Member; Other Stores Do the Same

The OECD has given a heads-up about tough times ahead for the world's economy, especially in Germany and the UK. 

OECD Warns of Economic Challenges Ahead, Especially for Germany and the UK

Google DeepMind has made an AI tool named AlphaMissense that can tell if genetic changes are harmful or not. 

DeepMind's New AI, AlphaMissense, Detects Harmful DNA Changes

About 2,000 years ago, people in ancient Rome used glass jars to store things like wine and water.

Researchers Find Roman Glass with Crystals That Influence Modern Technology

France wants to raise the price of plane tickets in Europe to help fight climate change. 

France Proposes Higher Plane Ticket Prices to Protect the Environment

The International Criminal Court (ICC) had a computer security issue recently, which made people worried about its important information being at risk. 

ICC Faces Computer Security Concerns: Important Information at Risk

Recently, big companies like MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment were hit by cyberattacks. 

Major Companies Including MGM and Caesars Face Cyberattacks

Huawei plans to release a new smartphone, possibly with 5G, in October. 

Huawei's Upcoming 5G Smartphone Release Amid US Restrictions

Global debt grew by $10 trillion in the first six months of 2023, a big increase after two years of falling due to high inflation. 

World Debt Rises by $10 Trillion in Early 2023: Key Points to Know

HSBC, a bank from London, is hiring nine more people for its stock trading team in big cities like London, New York, Hong Kong, and Mumbai.

HSBC Hires Former Credit Suisse Employees to Boost Stock Trading

Saxony in Germany is teaming up with a company from Taiwan called TSMC to train more people in computer chips. T

Saxony in Germany Sends Students to TSMC for Chip Training

Vietnam aims for a 6.5% growth in its economy, but it's having trouble because fewer countries are buying its products. 

Vietnam Struggles to Meet 6.5% Growth Target Amid Export and Trade Challenges

Natural gas prices in Europe are going down because there's a lot of supply and not many people are buying. 

European Gas Prices Drop Due to High Supply and Low Demand

Hong Kong's rental prices are going up because more workers from other countries are coming back.

Hong Kong Rents Rise as Workers Return; Singapore's Growth Slows Due to Government Policies

A Swedish bank called SEB AB is being sued by Sweden's pension authority. 

Swedish Bank SEB AB Sued for $42 Million Over Past Financial Scandal

A program connected to a Canadian university wants to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve healthcare for underserved communities, especially in areas at risk of disease outbreaks in the Global South. 

AI-Powered Program to Fight Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries

The U.S. Justice Department and Google are in a legal battle about whether certain talks about Google's online ad prices should be public.

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