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Samsung Workers to Begin Three-Day Strike Despite Low Expected Participation
Samsung Electronics Co. unionized workers, led by the National Samsung Electronics Union (NSEU), will commence a three-day strike at the company's Hwaseong facility near Seoul.
Algeria and Italy Finalize $455 Million Agricultural Project Deal
Algeria and Italy have signed a €420 million (approximately $455 million) deal to establish a significant agricultural project spanning 36,000 hectares in Timimoune province.
Average Savings by Generation in 2023: Who Saved the Most Among Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers?
In 2023, Millennials topped the list for average savings by generation, followed by Gen Z, with Baby Boomers holding the largest total savings across generations.
OpenAI Hack Exposes Employee Forum, Raises Broader Security Concerns
A major security incident at OpenAI raises significant concerns about the future security and vulnerability of AI companies to foreign infiltration.
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Macau will no longer offer free food at its famed casinos following complaints from local restaurants, impacting their post-pandemic recovery as tourists increasingly opt for casino perks over traditional dining experiences.
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Here's how Elon Musk and Bill Gates' feud started. Elon Musk and Bill Gates, two of the tech world's most prominent figures, have been engaged in a public feud that has captured significant attention.
Here's a detailed list of Elon Musk’s 12 children and their mothers, as well as the arrangements he made to make sure all of them are taken care of.
Here's how to deal with debt in three years by consolidating debt in a much lower rate and easier way to pay.
A Texas business owner was arrested for allegedly shooting a teenager in Tyler A Texas business owner was arrested for allegedly shooting a teenager in Tyler on Thursday night.
Mining trade groups are urging the US government to revive and expand the Bureau of Mines. Mining trade groups are urging the US government to revive and expand the Bureau of Mines to streamline government regulation and support for critical minerals production.
French and Spanish authorities have arrested five members of a suspected Chinese money laundering network in Spain this week.
An alarming investigation has revealed that tampons contain toxic metals, including dangerous levels of arsenic, chromium, and lead, with all 16 tested metals detected in at least one product.
Tesla has achieved a milestone as the first foreign-owned electric vehicle brand to be included in a Chinese government procurement list.

















