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Bob Iger Faces Threat to His Disney CEO Position As Annual Meeting Nears

Some investors are rallying for changes in the April 3 meeting, which would affect Disney's future. Bob Iger needs shareholder support to keep his position.


Amazon and Huawei Settle Legal Disputes by Signing a Global Patent Agreement

Huawei also has similar agreements with Vivo, Xiaomi, and Oppo, allowing innovation and enabling the development of new products and services without the fear of patent infringement litigation.

Dutch Government Is Working to Stop ASML From Leaving Amid Immigration Policy Concerns

The Dutch government has initiated talks with ASML to thwart potential relocation amid concerns over anti-immigration policies, highlighting the Netherlands' economic and regulatory challenges.

Mining Company, Backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, Uses AI To Find Buried Treasures of Earth

Through the support of Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos and AI technology, KoBold Metals recently discovered a significant copper deposit in Zambia.


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Several customers and Australian politicians weren't happy with the decision, but Bankwest argues the good intention behind their move.
Accenture has announced its plan to acquire the EdTech startup Udacity. Accenture has announced its plan to acquire the EdTech startup Udacity to bolster its educational offerings in response to the growing demand for AI-focused learning resources.
A recent survey shows that businesses are still trailing behind in adopting generative AI technology despite the considerable buzz surrounding its potential.
Sarah Hanson-Young's proposal to include TikTok, Apple News, and Instagram came from the growing preference of Australian citizens to consume news through the said apps.
The arson attack coincides with a call to oppose Tesla's expansion plans in Berlin, particularly among environmentalists.
The government said in 2025 that Singaporean companies must pay overseas CEOs and experts greater salaries.
World Bank's report unveils the global workplace gender inequality crisis. Legal protections for women lag behind, hindering economic growth.
The new task force, led jointly by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice, will combat "unfair and illegal" pricing by big corporations, particularly landlords.
Yuzu emulator developers settle with Nintendo for $2.4 million, ceasing all operations and deleting software to comply with copyright laws.
The European Commission will propose strengthening the EU's armaments industry and entering "war economy mode" in light of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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