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Elon Musk's Starlink to Enter Telecoms Market of Sri Lanka After Changing Decades-Old Law
Sri Lanka has approved changes to its telecommunications law to allow Elon Musk's Starlink to establish operations in the South Asian nation.
Walt Disney Expands Cruise Business With the Introduction of New Ship in Tokyo
Walt Disney and Japan's Oriental Land Company have announced plans to introduce a new Disney cruise ship.
Oil Companies in Texas Pursuing to Restore Operations After Hurricane Beryl
Oil and gas companies in Texas began resuming business operations on Tuesday after Hurricane Beryl battered the state.
Texas Energy Industry Evaluates Hurricane Beryl's Damages to Shipping Ports, Oil Production Sector
The Texas energy industry is assessing the damage from Hurricane Beryl after the storm struck the US Gulf Coast.
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Spending on credit and debit cards decreased last month, marking the first monthly decline since February 2021, according to the June statistics released by London-based Barclays bank.
A Ryanair aircraft had to make an emergency landing in Marrakech, Morocco, following a heated altercation among passengers.
Target will stop accepting personal checks as payment starting next week. Target will stop accepting personal checks as payment starting next week due to their declining popularity in recent years.
European tariffs have reportedly slowed China's electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle export growth by 20-30% in recent months.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is under scrutiny for its operations at the Starbase facility in Boca Chica, Texas.
Eric Trump has reportedly revealed the Trump Organization's intentions to expand its real estate and hospitality ventures in the Middle East, even as his father, former President Donald Trump, seeks re-election.
Epic Games has announced its intention to challenge Apple's demand regarding changes to its user interface.
Shares of the TSMC rose to a record intraday high in Taipei’s stock market after Morgan Stanley and other brokers boosted price targets on the company before its earnings.
Beef-loving Argentines are cutting down on steaks as the economy slumps, lowering cattle consumption to a historic low.
Algeria and Italy have signed a €420 million (approximately $455 million) deal to establish a significant agricultural project spanning 36,000 hectares in Timimoune province.

















