President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both clinched victories in the Michigan primaries.
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South Korea Exploring Potential Sanctions for Businesses That Fail to Meet Shareholder Return Goals
South Korea's market watchdog warned that corporations may be fined for failing to boost shareholder returns over time.
Donald Trump Warns About the Biggest Stock Market Crash in US History if He Loses to Joe Biden and Investors Just Laugh
Former President Donald Trump has once again claimed that the US stock market will crash if he does not win in the upcoming presidential election.
Starbucks to Restart Contract Talks With Workers United Union After 2-Year Impasse
After a 2.5-year stalemate, Starbucks and Workers United, the union representing 400 US stores, announced that discussions would resume.
Project Titan: Apple Abandons Its Autonomous Electric Car Project, Lays Off Some Workers
Apple is reportedly abandoning its "Project Titan" work on developing an autonomous electric car.
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MWC 2024: Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Juniper Networks CEOs Discuss $14 Billion Merger Deal Benefits
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is set to acquire Juniper Networks in a $14 billion deal. The chiefs of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and Juniper Networks have discussed the expected benefits for mobile operators from a proposed $14 billion deal to merge the two companies during their keynote session at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona, Spain.
A Willy Wonka-inspired fan experience in Glasgow, Scotland, did not leave a sweet taste to ticketholders.
Hackers believed to be from Vietnam, found a way to exploit vulnerabilities in Meta's Oculus system and bypass two-factor authentication.
Sony's layoff of 8% of its PlayStation workforce and the closure of PlayStation's London Studio follows Microsoft's gaming division layoff plan.
While in Japan, Zuckerberg will advance Meta's initiatives, help with AI development, integrate 350,000 Nvidia chips by 2024, and attend Mukesh Ambani's son's pre-wedding celebrations.
The Online Harms Act mandates internet platforms to regulate and remove harmful content, drawing parallels with European initiatives.
The lawsuit seeks reparations ranging from £600 million ($760 million) to £5 billion ($6 billion), highlighting concerns over pricing disparities between the UK and US markets.
Although Taylor Swift herself hasn't spoken up yet, Joe Biden jokes that her endorsement is "classified."
By the third quarter of 2024, the streaming services in the U.S. will reach $17.3 billion, mostly driven by ad tiers and strategic collaborations.
