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Microsoft Faces Backlash Over iPhone-Only Policy That Bans China Staff from Using Android Phones

Microsoft Faces Backlash Over iPhone-Only Policy, Restricting China Employees From Using Android Phones

In China, Microsoft employees were banned from using Android phones and were forced to use iPhones only as a device, sparking social media backlash due to overreliance on foreign technologies.


Ozempic, Wegovy Weight Loss Drugs See High Dropout Rate Within Two Years Over Cost-Effectiveness Concerns

A US pharmacy study found that most patients prescribed Wegovy or Ozempic for weight loss discontinue their use within two years.

Ex-SpaceX Employee Alleges 'Frat Boy' Culture and Drinking Games at Work

Former SpaceX employee alleges a "frat boy" culture at the company, where colleagues joked about being drunk while overseeing rocket launches and described pervasive casual sexism.

Known as 'Tesla of Euthanasia,' 'Suicide Capsule' Banned by Swiss Authorities Weeks Before First Planned Use

Swiss authorities have banned the use of the Sarco "suicide capsule," set to debut in euthanasia clinics, citing ethical and legal concerns about the device's method.


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Delta Air Lines Strikes Deal With Riyadh Air to Operate Flights Between US and Saudi Arabia
Delta Air Lines and startup Riyadh Air have entered into a partnership to connect the US and Saudi Arabia with regularly operated flights.
Anonymous Messaging App NGL Banned From Serving Minor Users Following FTC Directive
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took a historic step by prohibiting the online messaging platform NGL from catering to users younger than 18.
Woman Allegedly Used Dead 'Sugar Daddy's' Severed Thumb to Steal From His Bank Account
A woman was accused of using her deceased "sugar daddy's" severed thumb to access his bank account.
India, Russia, Sign Deal to Strengthen Logistics Links, Aviation Security
India and Russia reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening logistics and transportation cooperation with an emphasis on expanding trade infrastructure on their mutual shipping routes.
Fifth Third Bank has agreed to pay $20 million to settle allegations about creating fake customer accounts and selling unnecessary car insurance.
Yonge Street Capital Co-Founder Nathanael Aikman Found Guilty of Fraud, Sentenced to 4-Year Jail Time
Yonge Street Capital co-founder Nathanael Anthony Aikman has been found guilty of fraud charges by a Canadian provincial court for accepting millions of dollars from investors.
Crypto Scammers Steal Former Texas Businessman's Nearly $300,000 Retirement Savings
A former Texas businessman has fallen victim to a crypto scam, losing nearly $300,000 of his retirement savings.
Elon Musk's Starlink to Enter Telecoms Market of Sri Lanka After Changing Decades-Old Law
Sri Lanka has approved changes to its telecommunications law to allow Elon Musk's Starlink to establish operations in the South Asian nation.
US DOJ Disrupts Russian AI-Enhanced Social Media Operation Spreading Pro-Russia Messages
The US Department of Justice has disrupted a Russian operation using fake social media accounts enhanced by artificial intelligence to propagate pro-Kremlin messages covertly in the United States and internationally.
Credit Scores Can Also Be an Early Warning Sign of Cognitive Decline, Research Finds
A new study found that credit scores, which measure a person's capacity to pay back loans, may also serve as an early indicator of cognitive deterioration.