Uber Sued by London Black Cab Drivers for £250 Million Over Taxi Booking Rules
Uber is facing a multi-million-pound lawsuit filed by nearly 11,000 black cab drivers in London, England.
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Despite Biden Administration Pause, Billions of Dollars Worth of US Weaponry Still Due to Go to Israel
Despite the Biden administration's pause on one bomb shipment and review of others due to concerns over potential civilian casualties, Israel is still set to receive US weaponry worth billions of dollars.
Amazon Announces Plan to Launch Dedicated Website for Ireland in 2025
Amazon's forthcoming launch of Amazon.ie in 2025 promises Irish customers faster delivery and an expanded product range...
Target Cuts Pride Merch Ahead of June After 2023 Fiasco
Target announced that it was planning to reduce its LGBTQ+-themed merchandise in some of its stores for June’s Pride Month...
VP Kamala Harris Unveils $100 Million Initiative for Detroit's Auto Sector Transition to EVs
Vice President Kamala Harris announced a $100 million funding initiative in Detroit to support small and medium-sized auto manufacturers transitioning to electric vehicle production...
Air India Express Fires 30 After Mass Sick Leave That Caused Flight Delays and Cancellations
Air India Express fired at least 30 cabin crew members a day after mor...
Norway’s Oil Explorer Undergoes Final Checks Before Sailing to Barents Sea Oil Field
The Norwegian oil production tanker Johan Castberg is undergoing final...
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Microsoft Increasing Presence in Southeast Asia With Substantial AI Investments in Thailand and Malaysia
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made big investments in Thailand and Malaysia and other initiatives to expand its Southeast Asian footprint and advance AI technologies.
Australia's Macquarie Bank Terminating Cash Transactions in All Branches as It Shifts to Fully Digital Banking Services
Australia's Macquarie Bank will eliminate the use of cash at its branches later this month as part of its transition to a fully digital offering.
Joe Biden Administration Sanctions Hundreds of Companies to Choke Russia's Supplies of Military Technology
The administration of President Joe Biden has announced nearly 300 new sanctions targeting international suppliers of military equipment technology accused of helping Russia in its war against Ukraine
Melbourne Residents Face Steeper 'Bin Tax' Increase Amid Cost-of-Living Concerns
An Australian council plans to increase its "bin tax" despite the controversy surrounding it since it was implemented just a year ago.
US Senate Approves Banning Import of Russian Uranium
The US Senate has passed a legislation to ban the import of enriched uranium from Russia.
Walmart Shutters 51 Health Care Services, Ends Virtual Care Services in US Over Lack of Profits
Walmart called the decision to close its health clinics in five states and discontinue its virtual health service "difficult."
Report: China Damages Philippine Vessel in Disputed South China Sea Shoal
The incident, which damaged a canopy on the Philippine Coastguard BRP Bagacay, occurred just outside Scarborough Shoal.
China’s Firms Reportedly Go Underground on Russia Payments to Avoid US Sanctions
Chinese firms operating in the Russian market are looking for alternate ways to facilitate trade with its northern neighbor, as they can no longer rely on large banks to finance such transactions.
One America News Network Apologizes to Michael Cohen for Falsely Claiming Trump's Ex-Lawyer Had an Affair With Stormy Daniels
One America News Network removed a story alleging that Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen had an affair with porn star Stormy Daniels.
