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Nokia Buys Infinera for $2.3 Billion as It Prepares for AI Data Center Boom

Nokia Buys Infinera for $2.3 Billion as It Prepares for AI Data Center Boom

Nokia is set to acquire US optical networking gear maker Infinera in a deal worth $2.3 billion. Nokia is set to acquire US optical networking gear maker Infinera in a deal worth $2.


Toblerone Continues to Sweeten Russia's Shelves Despite US Maker Mondelez Halting Imports: Report

Toblerone chocolates have continued to be available on the shelves in Russia despite Mondelez International's efforts to halt imports.

Nike to Launch $100 Sneaker Line After Surprise Drop in Sales Sends Shares Plummeting to Worst Day on Record

Nike is set to introduce a new line of sneakers priced at $100 or less globally to revive its sales amid declining shares.

United Airlines Denies Removing Woman From Flight for Misgendering Staff Member

United Airlines has refuted an American mother's claim that she was kicked off a flight after she mistakenly misgendered a flight attendant.


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Holoconnects Equips Texas Hospital With Hologram Tech for Innovative Doctor-Patient Visits — a First in US?
Holoconnects, a hologram tech firm headquartered in the Netherlands, provided Crescent Regional Hospital in Texas with a state-of-the-art 3D technology called "Holobox."
Hollywood Workers Union Secures Wage Hike, AI Protections in New Three-Year Deal With Top Studios
The Hollywood film and television crew union has reached a tentative three-year agreement with top studios.
American Electric Power Names Bill Fehrman as New CEO
American Electric Power has named Bill Fehrman its new chief executive officer. American Electric Power (AEP) has named Bill Fehrman its new chief executive officer, effective August 1, 2024.
Republican State Attorney Generals Challenge Biden Administration's New Fuel Economy Regulations
A coalition of 26 state attorneys general has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's new fuel economy rules.
NASA Picks SpaceX to Send ISS to Watery Grave Upon Retirement in 2030
NASA selected SpaceX as the provider of a deorbit vehicle that would control the International Space Station’s reentry into the Earth’s atmosphere upon its retirement in 2030.
Shein's Potential London IPO Slammed by Amnesty International UK: A 'Badge of Shame' for LSE
Amnesty International UK has criticized the potential initial public offering (IPO) of Shein on the London Stock Exchange.
China Welcomes US Dairy Companies Expanding in Chinese Market
China has expressed willingness to work with US dairy companies that would like to expand their business in the Chinese market.
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