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India Considers 5-Year Tax Breaks for EV Imports to Attract Tesla
India is considering reducing taxes on fully assembled imported electric vehicles for a period of up
PepsiCo Aims to Overtake Coca-Cola in US Beverage Market
PepsiCo is on track to become the biggest beverage company in the US by market value, marking a sign
AI-Powered Tool Efficiently Measures Antarctic Icebergs in Satellite Images
Researchers at the University of Leeds have developed a neural network that can quickly and accurate
Ikea's Parent Company Buys Brighton Shopping Mall for £145 Million
Ikea's parent company has purchased a shopping mall in Brighton, UK, for an estimated £145 million.
ICBC Pays Ransom to Pays Ransom to Hackers After Cyberattack
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), China's largest bank, recently faced a cyberatta
Tata Steel in the Netherlands to Cut 800 Jobs for Cleaner Production
Tata Steel's Dutch division, based in IJmuiden, is planning to reduce its workforce by around 800 em
Why AI Struggles to Understand Moving Faces Like Humans Do
Face recognition technology, commonly used for tasks like unlocking smartphones, relies on Deep Conv
Royal Mail Faces £5.6 Million Fine for Missing Delivery Targets
Royal Mail has been fined £5.6 million by Ofcom for failing to meet its first- and second-class mail
Israel's $8 Billion Debt Increase Since Hamas Conflict Began
Since the conflict with Hamas began, Israel borrowed about 30 billion shekels (which is approximatel
Dubai Airlines Order $50 Billion Worth of Jets to Compete with Rivals
Dubai's airlines, Emirates and flyDubai, have placed orders for Boeing aircraft totaling over $50 bi
Home Depot and Lowe’s Sales Hit by High Mortgage Rates
Higher mortgage rates and very expensive homes are expected to slow down the increased spending on h
Traders Worry Inflation May Affect Rate Cut Expectations in the UK
Some traders think the Bank of England (BOE) might lower UK interest rates soon, while others disagr
Volvo Targets Luxury Market in China with Their Most Expensive Model Yet
Volvo Car AB is launching a high-end battery-powered minivan, called the EM90, in China.
FTX Scandal in Financial Fraud History Raises Cryptocurrency Concerns
In November, former cryptocurrency titan Sam Bankman-Fried was found guilty of seven counts of fraud
Foreign Investors Pull Money from Middle Eastern Funds
In October, foreign investors withdrew a large amount of money from funds that invest in Middle East
Iranian Hackers Target Israel's Tech Sector with Malware
A cyber campaign conducted by a group known as Imperial Kitten, which is linked to the Iranian Revol
ChatGPT's Role in Wedding Vows and Eulogies Sparks Authenticity Debate
Tori Mccun, who works as a data management specialist, turned to ChatGPT for assistance in writing a
Cyber Attack Disrupts Australian Ports Operated by DP World
DP World, a major operator of Australian ports, experienced a significant disruption in freight trad
UN Plastic Pollution Talks: Limiting Production or Managing Waste?
Leaders from around the world are talking about a new agreement to deal with plastic pollution.
New Rules in South Africa Impact Farm Exports to the UK and EU
New rules in South Africa state that farms primarily owned by white people can't export their agricu
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