FCC Penalizes the US’ Largest Wireless Carriers for Sharing User Location Without Consent
The FCC fined the top US wireless providers over $200 million for sharing consumers' real-time location data without consent.
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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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Apple Secures Top Spot as Singapore's Best Employer for 2024, Google Ranks Second
The survey results also showed that being unhappy with work-life balance led more employees to leave their jobs.
Finnish Passenger Jets Forced to Turn Around After Navigation Hit by 'Extremely' Dangerous Russian GPS Jamming
Finnair, Finland's national airline, announced Monday that it will cease flights to Estonia's second-largest city for a month after two of its planes could not land in Tartu due to GPS hurdles.
Qatar Airways Unveils World’s First Human-Like AI Cabin Crew
Visitors to Dubai's Arabian Travel Market (ATM) will have the opportunity to meet, interact, and engage with the second generation of the world's first AI-powered cabin crew.
EU Launches Investigation Against Meta Platforms Over Suspected Election Interference, Foreign Disinformation
The EU is preparing to initiate formal procedures against Meta, the company of Facebook and Instagram, over concerns that it is not doing enough to combat Russian disinformation ahead of the EU electi
China Passes Tariff Law, Extending Exemptions on US Products Until November 30
The Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council announced Monday that China will continue to exempt some US imports from extra taxes until the end of November this year.
Singapore Airlines Ordered to Pay $2,600 to Indian Couple After Causing 'Mental Agony' After Seats Fail to Recline Automatically
Singapore Airlines was ordered to compensate an Indian couple over $2,600 for “mental agony” after their business class seats failed to recline on a flight from India to Singapore.
Your Student Loan Debt Could be Cancelled This Month; Here's What You Need to Do Before April 30!
Some student loan borrowers may be eligible for a one-time debt cancellation or credit, but they must act before Tuesday.
China Ousts Scientist Behind Beijing's First COVID-19 Vaccine Over Serious Discipline, Law Violations
A former top executive at China's largest vaccine manufacturer, who oversaw the creation of the country's first inactivated COVID-19 vaccine, has been removed from the national legislature.
US Buys More Than 80 Soviet-Era Aircraft From Russia's Ally for Around $20,000 Each
The United States (US) reportedly acquired 81 obsolete Soviet-era combat aircraft from Russia's previous ally, Kazakhstan.
