Oil prices surged on Thursday, June 20, driven by a rally in equity markets and a decline in US crude stockpiles, reaching $75 per barrel for Brent crude and $72 per barrel for West Texas Intermediate.
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New York Enacts Law to Restrict Algorithm-Driven Feeds for Minors on Social Media
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill allowing parents to block algorithm-suggested social media posts for minors and restrict notifications, aiming to limit addictive feeds for users under 18.
The Flockx Solution: Getting You Out the Door & Building Real Connection in an Era of Isolation
Flockx offers an innovative solution to not only curb loneliness but also offer a personal AI agent designed to help users engage more meaningfully. Unlike other social apps that keep users glued to their screens, Flockx encourages real-world interactions and community engagement with their AI Sidekick, which helps users connect with their 'flock' and integrate into their local communities.
IRS: Majority of Employee Retention Credit Claims at Risk of Being Improper
The IRS has identified significant fraud risks in its review of $86 billion worth of Employee Retention Credit claims, with the majority deemed at risk of being improper.
Change Healthcare Begins Notifying Customers of Potential Patient Data Exposure in Cyberattack
Change Healthcare is notifying hospitals, insurers, and patients of a recent cyberattack that exposed sensitive patient information and disrupted payment and claims processing nationwide.
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Corporate America faces challenges in monitoring remote employee productivity amidst a surge in deceptive practices like using mouse jigglers, prompting stricter measures, and adopting advanced surveillance tools.
Peter Dutton's plan to introduce nuclear power across Australia met with strong resistance due to potential taxpayer burden, with critics citing similar international ventures costing billions.
The $5 meal deal will include a McDouble or McChicken sandwich, small fries, four-piece Chicken McNuggets, and a small soft drink.
The wife of a gunman in a deadly Toronto shooting has alleged that the two victims had defrauded their family through an alleged investment scam.
Former President Donald Trump reportedly left a less than favorable impression among prominent American CEOs who attended the Business Roundtable's quarterly meeting.
The Biden administration prohibited the sale of Kaspersky Lab's antivirus software in the US, citing concerns over its ties to the Russian government and potential cybersecurity threat.
During a visit to North Korea to strengthen economic ties, Russia's President Vladimir Putin gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with a Russian-made limousine, a tea set, and artwork.
Climate activists sprayed orange paint on private jets at Stansted Airport, claiming Taylor Swift's recent arrival despite her absence, which was confirmed by Essex Police and resulted in arrests.
Following a cyberattack on Synnovis that disrupted NHS hospitals, Russian hacker group Qilin has demanded a $50 million ransom while threatening to release stolen data obtained during the breach.
