Australia has announced that it would boost its defense spending by an additional $7.2 billion. Australia has announced that it would boost its defense spending by an additional $7.
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United Kingdom's 'Most Advanced' Indoor Farming Heads Into Commercial Success
The United Kingdom opened one of the most advanced indoor farming in Gloucestershire, outpacing traditional farming with crop production.
Elon Musk Reveals Neuralink's First Human Patient Can Control Computer Mouse With Thoughts
Neuralink's first human patient can now control a computer mouse through their thoughts, as revealed by Elon Musk.
Powerball Player Sues Lottery After Being Told His Apparent $340 Million Win Is Error
A Washington DC man, who believed he had won a $340 million jackpot, has filed a lawsuit against Powerball and the DC Lottery.
Bitcoin Crosses $1 Trillion Market Value Again After Its Price Jumped 22% to $52,005
Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, has jumped 22% this year to $52,005, putting its market value above $1 trillion for the first time since its record peak in late 2021.
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Elon Musk has reportedly claimed that he declined the offer to have shares in OpenAI. Here's why.
North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, has reportedly received a car from Russia's President Vladimir Putin as a personal gift.
Warren Buffett-backed Capital One is set to acquire US credit card issuer Discover Financial Services in an all-stock deal valued at $35.3 billion.
Polymetal International announced on Monday that it agreed to sell its Russian assets to a Siberian gold miner for approximately $3.7 billion.
The United States (US) is reportedly considering imposing sanctions on Chinese companies suspected of helping Russia in its war in Ukraine.
Former Disney star Bridgit Mendler aims to revolutionize satellite data transmission as the CEO of Northwood Space, with support from major investors like Founders Fund and Andreessen Horowitz.
Japanese billionaire Hirotake Yano, who founded Daiso Industries, reported dead at 80 years old on February 12 due to heat failure.
The UK's statistics watchdog criticizes Treasury ministers over misleading claims on tax cuts for average earners, urging transparency in government communication on tax policies.
The infamous Salt Bae restaurant will cut down its heating expenses due to increasing energy bills, amid expensive steak prices.
