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Canada Exploring Potential Tariffs on China-Made EVs Following US and EU’s Lead

Canada declared that it was considering tariffs on Chinese electric cars to support its allies, the US and EU.


Hooters Closes Several US Stores Due to Disappointing Sales, Tough Market Conditions

Hooters shutters numerous underperforming outlets across the US due to economic issues. At Hooters on February 23, 2010 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo : Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Paramount) Hooters has joined several American chains that have shuttered several outlets, citing severe economic difficulties.

China's ByteDance Is Reportedly Working With Broadcom to Create Advanced AI Chip

China's ByteDance is reportedly collaborating with US chip designer Broadcom to develop an advanced AI processor.

PillBots: These Swallowable Robotic Pills Could Revolutionize Diagnosis, Prevention of Gastrointestinal Disorders

Developed by Endiatx, these tiny and swallowable robots, called PillBots, are poised to revolutionize gastrointestinal health monitoring.


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Huge Fire Breaks Out at Scottish Industrial Park
Firefighters battle a huge fire at the Linwood Industrial Estate near Glasgow Airport in Scotland. This picture shows a general view of the skyline ahead of a fireworks display during the opening ceremony of the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on July 23, 2014.
Spotify Introduces New Basic Streaming Plan in the US
Spotify has unveiled a new basic streaming plan for users in the US. Spotify has unveiled a new basic streaming plan for users in the United States (US) following recent price hikes for its premium subscriptions.
Donald Trump's Net Worth Plunges $475 Million as Trump Media Shares Continue to Slide
Former President Donald Trump's net worth fell by about $475 million as shares of Trump Media & Technology Group continued their downward trend.
American Airlines Suspends Employees Involved in Removal of Black Passengers Due to False Body Odor Complaint
American Airlines has placed several workers on leave after removing Black passengers from a flight in Phoenix due to a complaint of body odor.
Nippon Steel to Face Higher Decarbonization Costs With US Steel Acquisition, Shareholders Warn
Nippon Steel's proposed acquisition of US Steel has raised concerns among shareholders about the potential increase in decarbonization costs for Japan's largest steelmaker.
Microsoft Agrees to $14.4M Settlement Over Retaliation and Discrimination Claims in California
Microsoft has again taken the title of the world's most valuable company from Nvidia. Microsoft has again taken the title of the world's most valuable company from Nvidia.
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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.
Ferrari’s First EV to Be Priced Over $500,000: Report
The first electric vehicle (EV) of Ferrari reportedly has a hefty price tag of over $500,000. The first electric vehicle (EV) of Ferrari reportedly has a hefty price tag of over $500,000.
US Urges Japan, Netherlands to Further Limit Exports of Chipmaking Equipment to China
The United States (US) is urging Japan and the Netherlands to further hamper China's capability to produce high-tech semiconductors.
France Leads in Generative AI Funding Race in Europe
France is leading in the generative AI funding race in Europe, according to a new report. France is leading in the generative AI funding race in Europe, according to a new report by venture capital firm Accel and analysts at Dealroom.
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